Paintings, limited edition prints and ceramics by local Aboriginal artists - together with information and comment to help understand these art works are available at the Wallace Rockhole Arts Centre.

Visit the online galleries and explore the articles by experts, photographs and a wide range of information on Aboriginal art, culture and communities, using the navigation bar on the right.

The Department of Community Development, Sport and Cultural Affairs provides enhanced emphasis and coordination of services to promote and develop the Territory community.

Links to the Northern Territory Education and Schools web site.

Wallace Rockhole has a single teacher school operated by the NT Education Department. Schooling is for transition through to year six. The school is well equipped with up to date computer and communications availabilities. Wallace Rockhole families send a number of its secondary aged students to Alice Springs for further education

Northern Territory Department of Health and Community Services supply trained sisters and a doctor for clinic visits from Hermannsburg.

The council makes a specially equipped clinic car available for patients requiring transport to Alice Springs and Hermannsburg should the need arise.

The Local Government Association of the Northern Territory respresents Councils in issues to do with Local Governance.

Visitors are encouraged to contact Northern Territory Visitors' Centres for holiday information and reservations for all manner of hotels, resorts, tours and safaris, wildlife and aboriginal culture.

Wallace Rockhole welcomes visitors!!

Wallace Rockhole is home to a well developed camping and tourist park with grassed, powered sites and cabins available and a small zoo where visitors can get up close and personal with kangaroos and emus.

Tours to the Rockhole, with a local Aboriginal guide are conducted daily late afternoons, however special arrangements will be made for groups.

For direct bookings contact The Arts Centre on 08 8956 7993