Top Things to do in Richmond
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Discover the best top things to do in Richmond, Australia including Jenie Yolland, Pookipoiga, LUMAS Gallery, Swan Street, Carrot Tomato, House Of Handmade.
Restaurants in Richmond
1. Jenie Yolland
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 7 reviews
We have fun workshops in kiln-formed glass at our studio complex in Richmond. Our workshops are for the absolute beginner to the advanced kiln glass artist. You can learn a brand new skill and have great fun creating your own 30x30 art glass platter or create your very own HEART in art glass. A great thing to do when visiting a new city.
2. Pookipoiga
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
Quirky gifts with stories. Here you will find predominantly Australian made products perfect for gifting. You will find sunglasses made from recycled stone and wood to aeroplane tyres or bike parts turned into earrings, clocks etc. Every purchase here fights food waste and feeds the needy by donating a meal through the local charity SecondBite. Pookipoiga focuses on locally made, upcycled, natural products with a quirky touch! They also partner with brands and artists who give back in even more ways. Come in and check it out for yourself.
Reviewed By 875caw
Excellent service. I ordered online. They care about every detail. Their products are wonderful. Highly recommend!
3. LUMAS Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
LUMAS Gallery Richmond is one of 40 LUMAS Galleries worldwide. Boasting a unique and authentic range of art - from photography and digital art to contemporary design pieces, LUMAS aims to make the art market more accessible to anyone. Representing over 250 Australian and international artists, LUMAS is passionate about offering original and inspiring art at affordable prices.
4. Swan Street
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 70 reviews
Reviewed By Rakehoe - Bendigo, Australia
Swan Street is a great spot to discover. Many of the traditional pubs have been renovated and reinvented (some better than others) and there are heaps of great restaurants and coffee shops. It’s a great area to go to after the footy too. Public transport is plentiful with Richmond and East Richmond train stations close by and the number 70 tram running along Flinders Street to the sports entertainment complex of the Tennis Centre/Rod Laver Arena/MGC/soccer stadium and Swan Street.
5. Carrot Tomato
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 2 reviews
6. House Of Handmade
A boutique store showcasing over 40 local designers and handmade products.
