Imprints of Endurance by Marg Leddin
Inspired by found natural objects and environmental change, Marg Leddin’s Imprints of Endurance is an exhibition of photograms exploring themes of environmental change and relationships between people and nature. A photogram, a photographic image created without a camera, is made by placing objects directly onto light-sensitive paper (or another medium) and briefly exposing it to […]
Tennis Victoria Country Week
Tennis Victoria Country Week is a week-long tennis event held in country Victoria in early February of each year. With over 1400 registered players participate in this annual event, playing tennis on 100 grass courts, permanent and temporary. Tennis Victoria Country Week is the largest grass court tournament in the world. It’s not to be […]
Arnold’s Fruit Market
Arnold’s Fruit Market has been feeding families in the Albury Wodonga region since 1892 and with over 130 years of fresh food know-how, they’ve got your family shop well and truly covered. Voted Australia’s Favourite Fruit and Veg Shop in 2023, Arnold’s is the kind of place the whole family can get behind. Explore fresh […]
Wodonga Caravan and Cabin Park
With easy access to the Freeway, the Wodonga Caravan and Cabin Park is only a two minute drive from the Wodonga city centre and ten minutes to the heart of Albury. Stay in self-contained cabin accommodation or a powered site and the swimming pool, playground, laundry and kiosk will make your stay comfortable. The park […]
Nat Bartsch and Mark Wells: Forever Changed
ARIA-nominated pianist, composer, producer and advocate Nat Bartsch brings her lullaby album Forever Changed to Hyphen as a multimedia immersive experience in surround sound, exploring the neurodivergent sensory experience of music. Recorded at home, often with her seven-year old son sleeping down the hall, Forever Changed celebrates Nat’s discovery of her autistic/ADHD identity in her […]
Living by Mary-Rose Riley
Living is a collection of intimate, observation-based artworks by Mary-Rose Riley. Created in the town of Stanley, these pieces explore the quiet beauty and emotional complexity of life in a new place. In her work, Mary-Rose captures Stanley’s beauty and seasonal drama – the towering trees, birdsong and shifting colours, but also the challenges of […]
Wodonga Running Festival
Come over to Willow Park for the first-ever Active Foot Clinic Wodonga Running Festival. Choose from a 21.1 kilometre half marathon, 10 kilometre, 5 kilometre, or the 2 kilometre family dash. The scenic paths between Willow Park and Gateway Island make for an unforgettable race day — whether you’re chasing a personal best or just […]
Quest Wodonga
Quest Wodonga Apartment Hotel offers guests a relaxed and comfortable accommodation experience. Stylishly designed to accommodating the carefree traveller, Quest Wodonga is a great alternative to your traditional hotel room, with studio suites, one, two and three bedroom apartments. Offering spacious well equipped accommodation with all one, two and three bedroom apartments including a private […]
The Art of Wonder and Consolation
Murray River Fine Music presents a feast of music from childhood games and fairytales to the brilliant invention of Bach and the deeply moving music of Nigel Westlake and Lior. The festival also features a solo piano recital by pianist Stefan Cassamenos who will be on the border adjudicating the Geoffrey McFerran Young Regional Victorian […]
Flips and Tricks: 10 years of photographing the ‘Fruities’ by Ian Sutherland
Step behind the red curtain and into the world of the circus. Flips and Tricks is an exhibition of photography and paste-ups by Ian Sutherland, who has photographed the legendary Flying Fruit Fly Circus performers – in shows, training sessions, rehearsals and behind the scenes for a decade. Iconic props and costumes selected from the […]