Music on the Murray at St Leonards Vineyard
Join in on the first Saturday of every month at St Leonards Vineyard with live music artists for ‘Music on the Murray’. Enjoy fantastic music, delicious food, and exceptional wine in a beautiful environment overlooking the Murray River. Bring your family and friends and enjoy good times and great vibes! There’s plenty of space for…
Read MoreNariel Creek Folk Festival
The Nariel Creek Folk Festival comes to life with traditional folk music, musical exploration and dance. Celebrating into the New Year since its beginning way back in 1962. From a small gathering of like-minded people and curious locals, the Nariel Creek Folk Festival has become the longest running event of its kind in Australia, continuing…
Read MoreMyrtleford Bush Market
A family-friendly annual Bush Market with endless stalls – fresh produce, art crafts, clothing, candles giftware, outdoor furniture and gardening equipment, plants, socks and jocks, clothing accessories, hats, sunglasses, live entertainment, food court and great coffee. Local artist provide entertainment in a casual environment and free balloon creations for the little ones. Offering lots of…
Read MoreMorning Mah-jong at the Benalla Library
Mah-jong has been associated with improvements in short term memory, attention, and logical thinking, but most of all it is fun. Join in for a weekly competition and socalise with friends.
Read MoreCrafternoons at the Benalla Library
Would you like to enjoy a craft session with like minded people in a familiar, friendly environment? Bring your own craft, or join in with some of the limited supplies at the library. New ideas and skill leaders most welcome.
Read MoreRutherglen Market
The Rutherglen Market brings together all that is seasonal, regional and beautiful about produce in North-East Victoria. Held on the second Sunday of every month the market attracts many different styles of stalls with the main focus being on seasonal produce. Some tips for attending the Rutherglen the Market: Visitors are encouraged to bring their…
Read MoreMarysville and District Historical Society
The Marysville and District Historical Society was founded in 1969 and was previously housed in the former RSL Building. In 2009, the Black Saturday bushfires destroyed this building and the Society’s collection. The Society purchased its current premises in 2010 and since then has set about rebuilding its collection, much of which is displayed within…
Read MoreKhancoban Shopping Centre Carpark
Khancoban Shopping Centre Carpark is centrally located, and you will have access to the local store, post office, swimming pool, visitor centre and more. Perfect for overnight stays.
Read MoreKhancoban Pondage
Khancoban Pondage is a three-kilometre-long lake that forms part of the Snowy Mountains Hydro Scheme, and around its foreshores lies the town of Khancoban, a town built specifically to house the workers of the Snowy Mountains Scheme, which commenced in 1949. Unlike the higher altitude lakes and impoundments of the Scheme, Khancoban, at only 298…
Read MoreBenalla Costume and Kelly Museum
The Costume and Kelly Museum in Benalla, is a unique attraction that combines fashion history with local folklore. The museum is accredited through the Museum Accreditation Program (MAP) and all exhibitions are put together by the Benalla Historical Society. The museum specialises in local history, including the permanent Ned Kelly exhibition featuring the famous green…
Read MoreThe Man From Snowy River Museum
The Man From Snowy River Museum is a volunteer run community museum located in the beautiful Upper Murray region of North East Victoria. The extensive collection includes a number of nationally significant and locally significant items. Highlights include the Jim Simpson POW knitted rug, a comprehensive collection of early skiing memorabilia and Jack Riley mementos…
Read MoreStacey’s Bridge
The level ground at Stacey’s Bridge is ideal for camping. Situated in a peaceful creekside location at the head of the Nariel Valley, this small camp area is a favourite place for the local wildlife who frequently visit the area. Stacey’s Bridge is located 46 kilometres south of Corryong along the Corryong-Benambra Road. Swimming and…
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