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An image gallery of the Darling Museum, as well as some of the mural and other public artworks to be seen in and around Darling.
An image gallery of the Darling Museum, as well as some of the mural and other public artworks to be seen in and around Darling.
The Darling Museum, which used to be the Town Hall.
ENTRANCE FEES
ADULTS R25-00
PENSIONERS R20-00
SCHOLARS/STUDENTS (12y+) R15-00
CHILDREN (3y+) FREE
FRIENDS OF THE MUSEUM
Patron Members R250-00 pa
Ordinary Members R100-00 pa
Pensioner Members R65-00 pa
Membership entitles free entry to the museum and discount on events.
A display area representing a traditional Swartland/Weskus kitchen, with every kind of implement and kitchen aid.
The Butter Room has a revolving display of recent artworks by Darling artists. The works are for sale.
The Victorian dining room features furniture and items from days gone by.
A music room with pianos and other typical vintage furnishings takes one back to pre-TV and radio days.
The Butter room has a wonderful collection of beautifully manufactured old urns, presses and general butter making equipment.
In the agricultural barn building is a splendid collection of old horse carts and wagons.
Also housed in the barn, are large agricultural machines like antique harvesters, balers and water carts.
A selection of Public Artworks
A selection of Public Artworks
Pep/Engen side wall: Darling veldflower mural. Main Street.
Old Nemesia Hotel entrance mural, Station Street.
Old Nemesia Hotel: mural, Station Street.
Park Close double view.
Park CLose: aerial view of the Darling footpath.
Nitrophoska building in the Main Street.
Park Close: triple view.
Arum Lily bus shelter: entrance to Darling from Yzerfontein road.
Hello Darling tortoise mural: Kriel butchery side wall. Main Street.
Design: Salome Jacobs.
Painted by Omnia & team.
Detail: Hello Darling tortoise mural, Kriel butchery side wall. Main Street.
Design: Salome Jacobs.
Painted by Omnia & team.
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