Mural artist Claire Foxton flashing a big smile.
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Issie Hill
The Benalla Street Art Gallery wrapped up another great year, and even though the weekend buzz has died down, the best moments were all caught on camera.
From Friday, April 11 to Sunday, April 13, the Rose City turned into a giant canvas, as artists of all styles and backgrounds came together to decorate and reimagine the town.
Visitors and locals enjoyed a full day of activities, along with the chance to watch mural artists bring the town to life in real time.
Clair Foxton’s mural at the Polished Agencies and Galleria, complete and dry with vibrant colours.
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Sharlene Baldo
Benalla Street Art Festival 2025.
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Issie Hill
Anne Farken, Alison Angus and Lucy Hansen at the Vistor Information Centre.
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Issie Hill
Fleur Rendell at the free community mural activity designed by Mimi Leung.
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Sharlene Baldo
Mural artist Adnate.
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Issie Hill
Adnate and Drez’s mural at The Shed.
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Sharlene Baldo
HWJ’s mural at the back of the GOTAFE Benalla building.
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Sharlene Baldo
Local bands performed to entertain everyone with enchanting music at The Shed.
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Sharlene Baldo
Benalla Street Art Festival 2025
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Issie Hill
Spencer Harrison’s work at the Benalla Skatepark.
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Sharlene Baldo
State Member for Euroa Annabelle Cleeland attended the three-day Street Art Festival, meeting with artist HWJ, Mayor Bernie Hearn and curator Eddie Zammit.
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Valentin, aka NTB, at the Benalla Art Gallery (lakeside foreshore).
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Sharlene Baldo
Yan Yan Candy Ng at Fruits n Fare.
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Sharlene Baldo
The mysterious Growling Grass Frog mascot spreading joy and sparkly green balloons during the Benalla Street Art Festival.
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Sharlene Baldo
Leo Barker, 9, strums a tune on the streets.
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Sharlene Baldo
Families, parents and kids had a blast at the Kidzone.
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Issie Hill
Kids were able to get their face painted at Kidzone.
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Issie Hill
Spray painting tutorial at Kidzone.
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Sharlene Baldo
Brita and Uma Wardell trying out a few games at Kidzone.
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Sharlene Baldo
Creature Creature’s mural at the silo.
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Issie Hill
Creature Creature by Carrier St at the Silo.
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Issie Hill
‘Mr Friendly Horse’ trotting down the Benalla streets during the Benalla Street Art Festival.
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Benalla Rural City Mayor Bernie Hearn, state Member for Euroa Annabelle Cleeland, artist Spencer Harrison and curator Eddie Zammit.
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