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New attraction for Griffith

Installation of a vibrant mural on the 9ML water reservoir (tank) located opposite Pioneer Park Museum has begun in Griffith.

Refurbishment works have now been carried out to strip existing paint, and apply a base coat in preparation for the eye-catching mural to be created by renowned artist Heesco.

Heesco, well-known for his silo art seen in places such as Weethalle, Gunnedah, Harden Murrumburrah and Grenfell, was set to start on 9 September, 2024.

The mural will weave the themes of water, multiculturalism, agriculture, manufacturing, and Indigenous/First Nations heritage. These themes were determined by Councillors to help highlight Griffith’s diverse community.

This work is expected to take around four weeks, with motorists and pedestrians urged to follow all signage in place around the site. A speed zone reduction to 40km/h will apply on sections of Remembrance Drive and Scenic Drive in the vicinity of the tank while work is undertaken.

Meanwhile, in the interests of public safety, once the mural is completed, Griffith City Council said visitors will be encouraged to utilise the Pioneer Park carpark for parking. Most importantly, everyone is reminded to remain aware of their environment and stand well clear of the road when viewing or taking photos of the mural.

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