Blue Mountains News

To mark International Dog Day, Norman Lindsay Gallery invites you to enjoy the grounds and treat your pup to a range of fun activities including paw painting, professional pup portraits, a pawsome range of goodies and so much more. Canines can channel their inner artist with dog paw painting and sit in a photo booth dressed like an artist. Doors open from 10am till 3pm and there will be a Dogs Day Out talent competition starting at 1pm with prizes from DOGUE – Australia’s leading dog boutique brand. Does your pup have what it takes?  With 3 talent categories there is something for everyone, register via the links to be included in the talent competition of Best Dressed (Fancy Dress), Lookalikes (Dog and Owner), Best Hairdo (Grooming).

There will also be a stick and ball library and many other dog-related activities including displays from Springwood Dog Training club. Pre-pack a picnic to enjoy in the beautiful grounds with your pooch or purchase something tasty from the food stalls. Entry is free but gold coin donations will be gratefully accepted, gallery entry not included. To RSVP your attendance and competition interest please register via the ticket link here

or contact the gallery on P: 02 47 511 067 E: nlg@nationaltrust.com.au

About the National Trust (NSW)

The National Trust is Australia’s oldest and largest independent conservation organisation founded in 1945 in New South Wales by Annie Forsyth Wyatt. Collectively the National Trust in Australia owns or manages over 300 built and natural heritage places (the majority held in perpetuity), is supported by 7,000 volunteers, and employs more than 300 people nationwide.

The National Trust (NSW) is committed to engaging the community to celebrate and conserve heritage places and collections through events and education. With the support of our members, volunteers and dedicated staff and partners, we advocate on the protection of historical and naturally significant places and collections to ensure their preservation for future generations.