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  • 4CYTE ™Country Classic

    Dimboola Showgrounds 43 Lloyd Street, Dimboola, Victoria, Australia

    DRESSAGE: Preparatory to FEI–AOR, Open, Closed Restricted & Interschools.

  • Sing a Song of Sixpence

    The Hindmarsh Hotel 50 Roy St, Jeparit, Victoria, Australia

    Performed live and in the round - a songwriter’s delight featuring feat. Line up: Abby Dobson Freya Josephine Hollick Grim Fawkner Delsinki Danny Walsh and accompanied by Cameron McKenzie (Mark Seymour & the Undertow)

  • Awesome event

    Ascet Digital 17 Lydiard Street South, Ballarat, Victoria, Australia

    Something really great coming up   You won't want to miss this one.

    $40

  • 2022 Victorian Off-Road Championship round 5 & 6

    Possum Park Enduro Track, Casterton-Edenhope Rd, Chetwynd, 3312 -37.30390283072896, 141.4007535401442

    Edenhope Motorcycle Club  will host round 5 and 6 of the 2022 Victorian Off-Road Championships. When: Saturday 21 May and Sunday 22 May 2022. All day Event. Where: Possum Park Enduro Track at 4108 Casterton Edenhope Rd, Chetwynd, VIC 3312. Fully Catered, free entry for spectators! All Welcome. Community and Tourism Event See Edenhope Motorcycle…

  • The Mack Jost Gift

    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…

  • View from here: Highlights from the National Gallery collection

    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…

  • Charlton Lawn Tennis Club Annual Tournament

    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…

  • Framed in Footy: AFL Photography by Michael Willson

    Michael Willson, the AFL's Chief Photographer, captures the intensity, passion, and emotion of Australian Football both on and off the field. This exhibition offers a unique insight into the game, documenting iconic moments, acts of sportsmanship, and the personal stories of players from both the men's and women's leagues. Some moments in footy become bigger…

  • No tears in the bush: Neil Douglas

    Neil Douglas was an artist deeply connected to the Australian bush. Committed to conservation, Douglas helped shape attitudes toward the protection of the natural environment and was awarded an MBE in recognition of his services to conservation and the arts. Rejecting romanticised views of the landscape, his work portrays the bush as a harsh arena…

  • REVELATION: Aunty Di Turner

    Aunty Di Turner (born Gawler, SA, 1959?), is a member of the Stolen Generations from Kaurna Country, South Australia, living the rest of her life on Djab Wurrung Country. The softness of silk and the warmth of wool hold the marks of Country not as decoration, but as evidence of relationship in REVELATION, the inaugural…

  • Bunjil’s View Presented by Goolum Goolum

    Bunjil's View is the culmination of three years of community-led cultural projects developed by Goolum Goolum. In 2024, the inaugural Bunjil's View, a short-form video featuring participants from our local region, was presented in the Gallery as part of the annual NAIDOC exhibition. Buoyed by the cultural pride and positive reception of the work, in…

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