Felons Corner

The epicentre of the annual International Mural Fest, and with the stunning backdrop of Mt Roland, this park houses the murals of the nine finalists from the recent year's competition. Artists from around the world create their art in Mural Park and the Wall of Fame showcases the winning murals from previous competitions. Each year the murals must follow a theme derived from the winning entry in a poetry competition held as part of the International Mural Fest. Mural Park is open year-round and entry is free. Mural Park is located between the Sheffield Visitor Information Center and Sheffield Arts Centre and is featured on the Kentish Council Mural Walking Tour.

The Sheffield Visitor Information Centre serves as a welcoming gateway to the enchanting wonders of Tasmania. Staffed by a passionate team of locals, the centre is a treasure trove of information, offering guidance and insights into the diverse attractions of Cradle Mountain, Sheffield, Railton, and Wilmot. From personalised travel recommendations to booking essential services, the centre caters to all travel needs, ensuring an enriching and memorable journey throughout the beautiful island state.

Sheffield Art Gallery is the primary gallery operated by Working Art Space Sheffield (WASS) The gallery is located inside the Sheffield Arts Centre building at 6 Pioneer Crescent in the famous northwest Tasmanian town of Sheffield. Sheffield is known as the Town of Murals and is also often referred to as "Tasmania's Outdoor Art Gallery". It is understandably both a magnet and a hub for local artists. The gallery is situated close to the Sheffield Visitor Information Centre at 5 Pioneer Crescent. In this gallery, you will find a wide variety of arts and crafts created by local artists. These works include paintings, photography, jewellery, textiles, sculptures and a variety of other hand-crafted works of art. Entry is free and the items on display are available for purchase. Pick up a Mosaic Pathway brochure from the Information centre or the Pioneer Gallery and stroll along the pathway which crosses historic King George V Park to the Working Art Space workshop operated by Working Art Space Sheffield. The mosaic pathway begins behind the main car park in town and winds its way through the park to the Working Art Space.