The Mack Jost Gift
2025-04-20 00:00 - 2027-01-07 00:00 (Australia/Melbourne)
Horsham Regional Art Gallery is pleased to exhibit the Mack Jost Gift, a selection of works drawn from over 250 works donated to the Horsham Regional Art Gallery collection by Australian concert pianist Mack Jost (pronounced ‘yost’) AM (1918-2000). Jost’s legacy tells a nationally significant story of private benefaction supporting regional Australia and is an important element in the story of art and culture in the Wimmera. His generosity served our region and propelled forward the development of the art gallery.
The Horsham Regional Art Gallery collection was then established in 1972. Eight years later, Horsham-born Mack Jost approached Council and Gallery staff with the proposal of a significant series of gifts to the collection; he offered to gift his private collection of Australian paintings and works on paper to the Horsham collection, as a series of donations during his lifetime and culminating in a significant bequest. Jost selected Horsham to commemorate his family’s long association with the Wimmera, having been born in Horsham in 1918, and his father Conrad Henry Jost was a farmer on land outside of Horsham for several decades. From then, Jost progressively donated his personal art collection of over 250 works by significant Australian artists from the colonial and modern eras, culminating in the final bequest after his death in 2000.

Organised by Horsham Rural City Council

View from here: Highlights from the National Gallery collection
2025-04-21 00:00 - 2027-03-07 00:00
The iconic mountain ranges of western Victoria, including Mt Arapiles, have served as creative stimulus for countless artists. The exhibition View from here: Highlights from the National Gallery collection will see key paintings, works on paper, artist’s books and even furniture, by artists such as Eugene von Guerard, Nicholas Chevalier, Thomas Clark, Arthur Streeton, Sidney Nolan, Arthur Boyd and John Olsen return to the landscape that inspired them.
This exhibition is on long-term loan from the National Gallery of Australia with support from the Australian Government as part of Sharing the National Collection.

Organised by Horsham Rural City Council

Charlton Lawn Tennis Club Annual Tournament
2026-01-24 00:00 - 2027-01-25 00:00
The Charlton Lawn Tennis Club, Victoria’s oldest regional tennis club formed in 1881, holds an annual three day tennis tournament, around the Australia Day holiday, on 16 excellent grass courts. There are Open, A, B, C and D grades in each event of mens and ladies singles, mens and ladies doubles and mixed doubles. A changing partners doubles event is provided on the singles day for those who do not wish to play singles.
Mixed doubles is all played on one day (all five grades of finals played under lights), mens and ladies doubles on another day and singles and changing partner doubles, on the other day; all events are on a round robin format, guaranteeing everyone a great weekend of tennis.
The club has excellent facilities, an extensive shade area fully enclosed by a child-proof fence, with all catering provided over the weekend. The tournament has a friendly family atmosphere and Charlton is located on the Calder Highway and on either side of the Avoca River.
Accommodation (arranged by the contestants) is provided by a bed and breakfast, two motels, two hotels, an en-suite caravan park and a caravan/tent park. There are a number of coffee/eatery options.
Come and enjoy a relaxing weekend in the country.

Organised by Charlton Lawn Tennis Club Annual Tournament

Demi Kromidellis: Ancestral Silence
2026-03-16 00:00 - 2026-05-24 00:00
Demi Kromidellis’ practice explores the layered intersections of heritage, memory, and identity. As a third-generation Australian of Greek descent, she reflects on the ways diaspora continues to shape cultural belonging within Victoria, where Greek immigrant communities have long contributed to the state’s social and cultural fabric.
In 2024, Kromidellis travelled to Greece to photograph her grandparents’ homes, now abandoned and decaying. These sites, once filled with life and tradition, stand as quiet monuments to migration, cultural practice, and family history. Through the act of revisiting and reimagining these spaces, she reflects on how culture adapts, transforms, and, at times, dilutes across generations.
The large-scale chromogenic prints, drawn from medium format film negatives, carry the rawness of both material and memory. They ask: what remains of a culture once uprooted? And how can its physical and symbolic legacies be carried forward?
Kromidellis’ photographs become more than records of place, they are meditations on belonging, dislocation and the fragile threads that tie people to ancestral homes. Her art balances the tangible beauty of the natural world with an almost spiritual awareness of its mysteries, drawing audiences into vivid encounters with both the physical and the imagined landscapes we inhabit. Her work is held in significant public collections and has been exhibited nationally and internationally, affirming her reputation as one of Australia’s most accomplished contemporary photographers.

Organised by Horsham Rural City Council

This working life: from the collection
2026-03-16 00:00 - 2026-06-21 00:00
Horsham Regional Art Gallery is pleased to present This working life, an exhibition of photography drawn entirely from the Gallery collection. Exploring the many ways Australians work, contribute to, and care for their communities and spanning more than a century, these images reveal labour not as an abstract idea but as lived experience shaped by hands, bodies, relationships and place.
From early twentieth‑century rural industry to the factories, offices and newsrooms of the post‑war decades and into contemporary workplaces, the exhibition traces shifting landscapes of work. Come and see farmers, machinists, rope makers, firefighters, refugees, printers, miners and scientists. Some labour in paddocks and foundries, others under fluorescent light or in moments of crisis. Each photograph honours the skill, resilience and quiet dignity of its subjects.
The exhibition features works by Robert Ashton, Samuel George Cahill, Harold Cazneaux, Norman Deck, John Immig, Con Kroker, Jesse Marlow, Bruce Postle, Ross Schultz, Wolfgang Sievers, Matthew Sleeth, Mark Strizic, Ian Ward and John Werrett. Their approaches range from modernist precision to documentary intimacy and photojournalistic urgency, reminding us that photography does more than record work, it shapes how labour is seen, remembered and valued.
Since its early years, Horsham Regional Art Gallery has held a strong commitment to collecting and exhibiting photography.

Organised by Horsham Rural City Council

Werrun Wile Gan, soft possum gowns: Kelly Koumalatsos
2026-03-16 00:00 - 2026-06-21 00:00
Kaliopi Christine (Kelly) Koumalatsos is an Aboriginal – Greek Australian artist. Horsham Regional Art Gallery is proud to present Werrin Wile Gan – Soft Possum Gowns an exhibition of signature works by the Wamba Wamba and Wergaia woman, who for more than thirty years, has been central to the revival of possum skin cloak‑making in southeast Australia.
This exhibition brings together contemporary prints from the artist’s personal collection and delicate paper textile installations borrowed from Museums Victoria. The dresses and work garments are reminiscent of those worn by women in Koumalatsos’ matrilineal line. To make these works, printmaking ink was rolled directly onto possum fur and the impression transferred to paper or tissue paper. These prints and paper-textile works are the result of decades of practice led experimentation with possum fur and with the cultural processes surrounding possum skin cloak creation.
The garments’ shifting styles, the contradictory fragility of tissue paper as garment, and the act of printing the fur’s texture – all work together to shape meaning. As printed fur, you are offered an impression only, an echo. In southeast Australian Aboriginal cultures, possum skin cloaks are identity-bearing garments, surfaces for story and providers of literal warmth. These works remove you from the tactile and cultural qualities of possum skin itself and invite you to consider what happens when cultural knowledge is transmuted.

Organised by Horsham Rural City Council

Light's Cutting Edge - Gayle Cykner
2026-04-10 00:00 - 2026-05-24 00:00
The Raillery Hub Art Gallery in St Arnaud is delighted to exhibit the work of Gayle Cykner at its next exhibition.
Gayle Cykner is a regional Australian artist based in Victoria whose work focuses on finding beauty in the ordinary aspects of daily life.
She focuses on the subject matter by specialising in capturing local scenes, including backyards, laneways, and overlooked everyday vistas. She works primarily with oil on canvas to create detailed and often vibrant depictions of these scenes. Her work is described as a celebration of local environments and honouring the ordinary.

Organised by Raillery Hub Inc.

Luke Kidgell: Good Intentions
2026-04-17 00:00 - 2026-06-28 00:00
Luke Kidgell continues his new World Tour in Australia in 2026.
Luke is known for his viral crowd-work interactions that often lead to some fairly unusual, yet hilarious encounters. Despite not having much control over his impulsive thoughts, Luke insists that deep down he means well, and this year he’s on a mission to prove it.
After touring the United States, Canada, New Zealand and Europe Luke is coming back home with his brand-new show Good Intentions. This is not one to miss.
You’ve seen him on the internet, now it’s time to see him in real life, as Luke tries to prove that he really does have Good Intentions.

Organised by Horsham Rural City Council

Melbourne International Comedy Festival Roadshow 2026
2026-05-20 00:00
Australia’s biggest comedy festival is hitting the road and bringing the laughs to you! Join the Melbourne International Comedy Festival Roadshow as it journeys around Australia, delivering hot and tasty comic treats to audiences near and far. With a curated line-up of comedy legends and fresh faces from Australia and beyond, the Roadshow has all your comedy bases covered (no joke) – all in one side-splitting show.
For almost three decades the Melbourne International Comedy Festival has been touring far and wide, bringing giggles, guffaws and good times to Australia – and now it’s Horsham’s turn.
Experience the fun of Australia’s largest comedy festival in your own backyard. Grab your mates and get on board the Roadshow.

Organised by Horsham Rural City Council

Velveteen Rabbit
2026-05-22 00:00
Set within a film shoot, layered with live projections, physical theatre company Born in a Taxi thoughtfully and hilariously reimagines this 100 year old children’s story by Margery Williams. Please bring your own favourite snuggly toy to the show.
This is a show where the toys are in charge on stage and your own special guest toy is a VIP.
One of those rare stories that dare to tease out complex themes of love, loss and change in a way that allows children to connect with them, Velveteen Rabbit is about a toy rabbit who becomes real, but how did it happen?
In the hands of Born in a Taxi, the story is infused with dynamic audience participation, live and recorded music with live stream video and projections layered into the work that plays with multiple scales that reflect the perspective of a child. Playful, visual and poetic.
A must-see for families and anyone who has ever cherished a beloved toy.

Organised by Horsham Rural City Council

Björn Again: ABBA Forever Tour
2026-05-29 00:00
The only ABBA-endorsed tribute show hits the stage for one spectacular night that is bound to be a Super Trouper celebration of ABBA’s timeless discography.
This internationally acclaimed show brings the glitter, the glam, and all the greatest hits with dazzling energy, spot-on vocals, and outrageous costumes. It’s a full-blown ABBA revival where audiences of all ages can sing, dance, and party like it’s 1979.
Expect all the classics — SOS, Mamma Mia, Dancing Queen, Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! — plus ballads like The Winner Takes It All, Fernando, and Knowing Me, Knowing You, performed with incredible musicianship, a cheeky sense of humour, and that signature Björn Again magic.
Tell your mum, tell your grumpy teenager, tell Fernando – tickets won’t last.

Organised by Horsham Rural City Council

Lehmo: Camper Van Go Up-Close
2026-05-31 00:00
Comedian Lehmo is bringing his latest show Camper Van Go to Horsham in an intimate, up-close comedy experience set right in the foyer of the town hall.
Settle in by the bar with a drink and nibbles as Lehmo delivers a night of classic stand-up: one comedian, one mic, and a whole lot of sharply observed, relatable humour. Camper Van Go dives into a disastrous, National Lampoon-style holiday gone spectacularly wrong, packed with mishaps, misadventures, and plenty of laughs along the way.
Expect stories (and detours) covering everything from marriage and parenting to dogs and even the Titanic. Lehmo is one of Australia’s most experienced and well-travelled comedians. He has headlined comedy clubs across the country for well over 15 years and worked in all corners of the globe including USA, UK, Ireland, South Africa, Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong and Thailand.
As a regular on the festival circuit Lehmo has written and performed solo shows at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Adelaide Fringe Festival and the Melbourne International Comedy Festival for over two decades.

Organised by Horsham Rural City Council

Smoke on the Water
2026-06-07 00:00
Embrace the crisp country air with a day-to-night experience of fire, flavour, and live music at Maydale Reserve, part of the 150km Feast Series.
Locals and visitors are invited to rug up and enjoy a vibrant, sensory-rich event set against the scenic Wimmera River. Enjoy bold, smoky dishes and desserts from fabulous food trucks, sip on regional wines, craft gin, mulled wine and boutique beers from producers within 150km of Horsham.
Support local wine makers—many affected by summer fires—by buying by the glass, bottle or box. Enjoy it fireside or take it home to share.
As the sun sets, watch the bonfire come to life, marking the shift as day turns to night. Don’t miss the dramatic asado-style whole pig, slow-cooked over open flames—a true feast for the senses.
Families will enjoy treasure hunts, sandpit play, and marshmallow toasting by the camp fires.
Live music will flow across indoor, outdoor, and fireside stages, creating a welcoming soundtrack from sunshine to starlight.
Enter via 22 McBryde Street and head toward the Shearing Shed door at the rear of Maydale Pavilion—just follow the fires, the rhythm of the music, and the mouth-watering smells in the air.

Organised by Horsham Agricultural Soc

The Wizard of Oz Presented by the Horsham Arts Council
2026-06-11 00:00 - 2026-06-21 00:00
Follow the Yellow Brick Road as the Horsham Arts Council (HAC) proudly brings The Wizard of Oz to the Horsham Town Hall stage.
This lovingly crafted production honours the cherished 1939 film, featuring its unforgettable songs, iconic characters and the timeless journey of Dorothy Gale as she travels from Kansas to the magical Land of Oz.
Alongside the Scarecrow, Tin Man and Cowardly Lion, Dorothy discovers courage, friendship and the true meaning of home, all while being pursued by the Wicked Witch of the West.
With exceptional local talent, vibrant staging and the heart that HAC productions are known for, this family-friendly musical promises joy, nostalgia and a touch of magic for audiences of all ages.
Step into Oz, adventure awaits over the rainbow.

Organised by Horsham Rural City Council

Spark Performance: Shoelace Chaser
2026-06-16 00:00
Being 17 is hard enough, hormones, homework, the looming question of what comes next. Add caring for your mum to the mix, and Thea’s juggling act is nothing short of Olympic. Smart, self-sufficient and secretly just holding it together, she’s spent the last two years keeping her life under wraps.
No one knows she’s a carer. Not even Syd, her endlessly chatty new running partner who pushes her to pursue a university athletics scholarship and dream of something more. But chasing that future means leaving her mum behind and the last time Thea tried that, things didn’t quite go to plan.
A fast paced, feel good play that looks at relationships, aspirations, family demands, leaving your home town and the future.
For Secondary School children 13 +.

Organised by Horsham Rural City Council

SPARK Performance: Trash Test Dummies
2026-06-24 00:00
Everyone put your bins out, tonight’s bin night and the Trash Test Dummies are on duty. With side-splitting slapstick comedy, daring acrobatics and dexterous juggling taking the humble household wheelie bin to new heights.

Organised by Horsham Rural City Council

Vika and Linda
2026-06-25 00:00
The forthcoming album from Vika and Linda, Where Do You Come From? is their most personal and compelling collection yet. To celebrate, they will embark on a nation-wide tour with their band, The Bullettes. Audiences will be treated to songs from the new album together with the songs and stories of their inimitable career.
Vika and Linda are two of Australia’s most celebrated and enduring voices. They captivate audiences with their powerful harmonies and magnetic stage presence. With enduring influence and boundless energy, they remain one of Australia’s most treasured and trailblazing vocal duos.

Organised by Horsham Rural City Council

The Farmy Farm Horsham
2026-06-27 00:00
The Farmy Farm has more going on than a chook in a worm farm.
Jaw-dropping acrobatics on tall towers of hay, giant juggling carrots, fair dinkum high-flying farmers and loads of laughs for everyone.
It’s all in a day’s work for the dead-set legends and all-round larrikins Kenny and Jenny, they’ve been doing this for years. Still, you never know if they might need you to lend a hand.

Organised by Horsham Rural City Council

Four Burners - Josh Earl
2026-07-04 00:00
If life was a stovetop, which burner would you extinguish to avoid burnout?
Family, friends, health, career – Four Burners is based on the theory that if your life was a stovetop, and each burner symbolises a different facet of your life, you can’t have them all going otherwise you’ll burnout. So which one are you turning off?
Based on his popular podcast Four Burners where Josh delves into the personal lives of famous comedians to determine which burners they are turning off, this show is a raw and honest account of his own experience of burnout and the impact this can have on your mental health and our life.

Organised by Horsham Rural City Council

Everly Brothers and Friends and Roy Orbison Tribute Show
2026-07-16 00:00
Presented by The Robertson Brothers, come celebrate the Everly Brothers and Roy Orbison’s 70th anniversary.
In 1956, two of the most influential acts of the 1950s and 60s, the Everly Brothers and Roy Orbison, stepped into the recording studio for the very first time. The music they created went on to inspire generations and shape the soundtrack of an era.
Now, 70 years later, their timeless songs are being celebrated like never before. Australia’s top vocal duo, the much-loved Robertson Brothers, join forces with the internationally acclaimed Dean Bourne, the world’s greatest Roy Orbison tribute artist, and the Variety Show team for an unforgettable two-hour audio-visual spectacular.
This unique concert also pays trubite to the hits by The Beatles, The Hollies and Simon and Garfunkel that were inspired and influenced by the Everly Brothers iconic songs and harmonies.
For the first time ever, you’ll experience the soaring harmonies of Phil and Don Everly and the haunting voice of Roy Orbison, brought to life with the powerful accompaniment of the Variety Show Digital Band and Orchestra through some of the greatest songs ever written.

Organised by Horsham Rural City Council

The Michael Jackson HIStory Show Australia Tour 2026
2026-07-18 00:00
Don’t miss your chance to see Showtime’s The Michael Jackson HIStory Show – returning to Australia in 2026 to commemorate 30 years since Michael Jackson’s final, ground-breaking world tour: History.
Celebrate Jackson’s creative genius and unsurpassed talent with riveting live performances covering his early days as a member of the Jackson 5, his groundbreaking theatrics in the 80s and his continued domination of pop culture into the 21st century.
See the famous music videos come to life, and hear all the hits performed live, including Thriller, Billie Jean, Smooth Criminal, Bad, Beat It, ABC, Don’t Stop ’til You Get Enough, Human Nature, PYT, They Don’t Really Care About Us and many more. Garth Field is electrifying in his role as Jackson, accompanied by a live band, choreographed dancers, authentic costumes, state-of-the-art sound and theatrical lighting, vision and effects.
Truly a mind-blowing stage production – book now to secure your seats close to the action. This is a tribute show and is not associated with the Estate of Michael Jackson.

Organised by Horsham Rural City Council

The Nutcracker Act II and Other Works
2026-07-29 00:00
The Australian Ballet is going on tour with a breathtaking program that blends classical favourites, signature works and bold contemporary innovation.
In partnership with The Australian Ballet School, the dancers will captivate audiences in Horsham with a program featuring highlights from the company’s extensive repertoire, including the enchanting Act II of The Nutcracker, bringing festive spirit to the stage early.
Perfect for both long-time ballet lovers and those discovering the magic of ballet for the first time.

Organised by Horsham Rural City Council

Bluey's Big Play The Stage Show
2026-08-05 00:00
From New York’s Madison Square Garden to London’s Royal Festival Hall, Bluey’s Big Play has delighted fans across the globe – and now it returns home to Australia for an encore tour.
Join the Heelers in their first live theatre show made just for you, featuring brilliantly created puppets, this is Bluey as you’ve never seen it before, brought to real life.
VIP ticket offers the ultimate VIP/M&G experience with Bluey including premium seating, post-show meet and greet with the Bluey costume character, Bluey’s Big Play Official VIP Lanyard and Bluey’s Big Play VIP Sticker. Limited numbers only.

Organised by Horsham Rural City Council

Tania Kernaghan and Jason Owen: Let Your Love Flow
2026-08-08 00:00
The Let Your Love Flow national tour brings together two of Australia’s most loved country voices — Tania Kernaghan and Jason Owen for a heartfelt celebration of timeless music and authentic storytelling.
With a career spanning decades, Tania Kernaghan has delivered chart-topping hits and earned multiple Golden Guitar Awards, becoming one of the most recognisable voices in Australian country music. Joining her is Jason Owen, whose powerful vocals and emotional performances have captivated audiences across the country and beyond.
Let Your Love Flow is a journey through the songs you know and love; from classic favourites that defined generations to the original hits that have shaped both artists’ careers. Backed by warmth, humour, and genuine connection, the show blends nostalgia with fresh energy, creating a live experience that resonates with audiences of all ages.
This national tour is more than just a concert — it’s a celebration of music, memories and the stories that bring people together. Whether you’re a lifelong country fan or simply love a great song, this is a night not to be missed.

Organised by Horsham Rural City Council

Frozen: The Musical Presented by Horsham College
2026-08-20 00:00 - 2026-08-22 00:00
Step into a world where magic swirls through the air, snowflakes sparkle under the stage lights, and the power of love, courage, and sisterhood comes alive.
Horsham College production students are bringing Disney’s Frozen to the Horsham Town Hall stage — with all the heart, humour, and breathtaking music you know and love.
From soaring songs to stunning costumes and a cast bursting with talent and energy, this is a show that will warm even the coldest winter’s night.
Join in, sing along, and let yourself be swept away in a story that proves that true love can melt even the iciest of hearts.
Don’t miss the magic — it’s time to let it go and let it snow.

Organised by Horsham Rural City Council

150Km Feast goes to the Sheep Hills Cup
2026-08-29 00:00
The thunder of hooves, the clink of glasses, and the shimmer of gold will all meet in Warracknabeal as the Lexus Melbourne Cup Tour arrives in town for the 2025 Sheep Hills Cup. Winter racing in the Wimmera, it’s got it all.
It’s a lively atmosphere. Located in a region that changes its colors from season to season, from sunrise to sunset, it is the unknown hidden gem. The golden days of summer are far gone however skies remain blue even if the air is brisk, you will find action to warm you up.
Racegoers will have a rare chance to meet true racing royalty and capture their moment with one of the most recognizable trophies in Australian sport.
Enjoy a great family day out of country racing in the 150 kilometre feast lunch. This all-inclusive dining experience showcases the best of Wimmera Mallee produce. Enjoy four courses paired with local wines, served alongside live music in a warm indoor setting.
They’ve got something for everyone – free kids activities, live music, wine bar, and of course horses. Whether you’re heading trackside to meet the champions or enjoying the premium 150 kilometre feast, it’s a standout moment on the region’s calendar.

Organised by Warracknabeal Race Club

Rock n Roll Dance Festival
2026-09-04 00:00 - 2026-09-06 00:00
Come along and enjoy a 50s and 60s three day rock and roll festival, featuring Coupe DeVille, The Lincolns and DJ David Lamb.
Dress up as a Rock n Roll icon on Saturday night. There will be prizes for best dressed, raffles and much much more, held at the Horsham Town Hall and other locations. All proceeds go to local Bushfire Appeals.
Be sure to book your tickets.

Organised by Horsham Rural City Council

Hits of the 60s and 70s by The 60 Four Horsham
2026-09-20 00:00
Back to Horsham by popular demand: The 60 Four are turning back the clock with a brand new show that feels straight out of Las Vegas.
Australia’s best tribute act brings the biggest hits of the 60s and 70s to life in a spectacular production packed with soaring harmonies, slick choreography, and unstoppable energy. From the rock ‘n’ roll swagger of Elvis Presley to the silky harmonies of The Beach Boys and the anthems of The Beatles, The 60 Four capture the magic of the era with style.
Add in the soaring falsetto of Frankie Valli, the disco fever of The Bee Gees, the energy of Johnny O’Keefe, and the timeless pop of ABBA – and you’ve got a two-hour hit parade that will have every generation on their feet.
This is more than a tribute show – it’s a full-scale celebration of the soundtrack of a generation. For those who lived it, it’s a chance to relive the magic. For those discovering it for the first time, it’s proof that great music never goes out of style. Don’t miss the show audiences young and old are raving about. Book now before it sells out.

Organised by Horsham Rural City Council

Horsham Agricultural Show
2026-09-27 00:00
The Horsham Agricultural Society hosts a traditional agricultural show over five hectares of land, with views of the Wimmera River their historic buildings will be open for action.
Where else can you watch a sheep being shorn, a maze to be explored, cakes to be beaten, scarecrows to be exhibited, miniature goats to be judged and fireworks to finish but at an agricultural show?
Sideshow Alley will be filled with rides and games to thrill all ages. Showbags will accompany the rides starting on Saturday evening and again on Sunday.

Organised by Horsham Agricultural Soc

Murtoa's Big Weekend
2026-10-02 00:00 - 2026-10-04 00:00
During the first weekend of October, the annual three-day event of Murtoa’s Big Weekend invites you to explore the many amazing features on offer.
The event program includes tours of the National Heritage-listed Stick Shed, the Annual A and P Agricultural Show, Saturday morning’s MBW Lake Market, Murtoa Cup Race Day, Wimmera Inland Freezing Works Historic Engines two-day Rally and the Murtoa Museum Precinct.
Each year special events are designed that are too good to miss. Please visit the Murtoa Big Weekend website for more information.

Organised by MURTOA & DISTRICT NEIGHBOURHOOD HOUSE
