The best way to see St Arnaud and experience its magic for yourself is to enjoy the trail of wall murals as well as the silo art that forms part of the Wimmera Mallee Silo Art Trail; Australia’s largest outdoor gallery.

There are many locations of public art around town, all created by Kyle Tourney, otherwise known as Ktourney Art, a talented local ‘narrative portraiture’ artist. His pieces feature images of people to amplify powerful, untold stories about those who have made St Arnaud what it is today.

The crowning glory of the trail is the silo piece titled ‘Hope’. The mural is so large it spans two silos and illustrates St Arnaud’s gold mining history. The design was chosen in collaboration with residents of the town.

There are nine locations of public art to enjoy around the town of St Arnaud.

1. “Loss Hamilton” – 36 Alma St, St Arnaud
2. “Australian Boxing Legends” – Cnr Alma & McMahon St
3. “Andrea Hicks”- 117 Napier St (Side of wall)
4. “Not All Hero’s Wear Capes” – Cnr Napier & Alma St
5. “Garden of Growth”, St Arnaud Primary School – Charlton Rd
(Please observe from the road. Do not enter school grounds)
6. “The Australian Pub” – 60 Napier St.
Located inside the hotel dining rooms and beer garden. A great stop for a
coffee or a bite to eat.
7. “The Miner” – 22 Kings Avenue
8. “Mates” – Cnr Wills St & 16 Kings Ave
9. “Ron Reyne” – 14 McMahon St (Opposite the ‘Hope’ Silo Mural
10. “Woodsy” – Cnr of Alma and Napier Sts
11. “Johnny” – 57 Napier St
12. “The Weir Family” – Rear of 37-47 Napier St
13. “Owen” – 13-19 Napier St
14. “Caring Hands” – 52 North Western Road
15. “A True Aussie Gentleman – Leo Pickthall” – 5956 Sunraysia Hwy
16. “The Angler”
17. “Margie” – 22 Kings Ave
18. “Ducks”
19. “Palm Trees”

The “Hope” Silo – McMahon St, St Arnaud