Open Gardens Victoria – The Barwitian Garden

Acclaimed garden designer and artist Ralph Bristow opens the gates to The Barwitian Garden in Barwite, north-east Victoria, for its first-ever summer open weekend. Situated on Taungurung Country beside the Broken River, this remarkable three-acre garden is celebrated as one of Australia’s most evocative naturalistic landscapes. Previously opened only in autumn, the summer event invites…

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Kurrajong Park Equestrian Centre

Kurrajong Park Equestrian Centre is a horse riding school located in Wangaratta South. They offer a range of services including private 1-hour lessons, group lessons on weekends, and day clinics during school holidays. With 16 school horses, from Shetlands and ponies to larger horses, they cater to riders of all ages and levels, from as…

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Nature Impressions Exhibition

Nature Impressions showcases the remarkable photographic and cyanotype works of artist Vicki Moritz, alongside exquisite ceramics by Juliet Widdows and Laura Windmill. This exhibition promises to immerse visitors in the beauty of nature through diverse artistic expressions.

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Benalla Festival

Get ready—Benalla’s biggest celebration is back and bigger than ever. Spread across two vibrant weekends, the Benalla Festival is all about showcasing what makes their Rural City so special: their people, their creativity, their stories, and their unbeatable community spirit. From art, music and dance to history, sport, exhibitions, family fun and everything in between,…

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Benalla Lakeside Craft and Farmers Market

Discover the charm of the Benalla Lakeside Craft and Farmers Market. Indulge in fresh produce, farm-fresh fruits and vegetables. The Benalla Lakeside Craft and Farmers Market is a haven for foodies. Explore handcrafted treasures and uncover unique gems crafted by locals. Connect with the community and meet local farmers and vendors who are passionate about…

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Dindi Daze

Dindi Daze, now in its second year, is a fun-filled, family-focused celebration of everything that makes Murrindindi great. Held in Rotary Park, this year’s event builds on the success of its inaugural year and has evolved to place even greater emphasis on families and community members. The day will feature a range of children’s activities,…

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Peaks Challenge Falls Creek 2026

Peaks Challenge Falls Creek provides cyclists with one of the world’s toughest and most picturesque cycling challenges in Victoria’s High Country. Attracting Victorian, interstate, and international cyclists, the 235 kilometre circuit is comparable to a Tour de France stage with three major climbs – Tawonga Gap, Mount Hotham and Falls Creek. Now in its 14th…

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Paint Amongst The Vines – painting workshop

This workshop stimulates all the senses, with painting and a gourmet experience. Have you always wanted to explore plein-air painting and the possibilities of gouache paint? Join Wendy in the vines at Mansfield’s renowned Delatite Winery. Delatite Winery is renowned for its exceptional wines and the stunning views from its vineyard, as well as its…

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New Year’s Day Lawn Party

Celebrate New Year’s Day at the St Leonards Vineyard Lawn Party. Welcome 2026 with a relaxed afternoon on the picturesque lawns of St Leonards Vineyard, the perfect setting for friends and families to unwind and enjoy the summer sunshine. Guests can settle in for a vibrant outdoor experience featuring a live DJ spinning vinyl, delicious…

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Mountaingrass

Mountaingrass presents concert performances by Bluegrass and Traditional Old-time music from acts from the United States, NZ and Australia and sometimes Japan. Mountaingrass is a very participative event: it features instrument workshops for all levels of ability from beginners to advanced led by seasoned performers; guided slow jam sessions; a Sunday morning Gospel Concert and…

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Kinglake Heritage Centre and the Kinglake Historical Society

The Kinglake Heritage Centre is located on the Kinglake West Reserve. Opened in 2018, it features posters, photographs and memorabilia, while providing visitors with a range of stories from Kinglake’s interesting past – the early gold rush, farming pioneers, the timber industry, the first schools, halls and churches and the early days of football and…

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