Albury Wodonga Farmers Market
The Albury Wodonga Farmers Market is held every Saturday at Gateway Village Wodonga – Lincoln Causeway. The farmers and producers are local to the Albury-Wodonga region. Many travel to bring fresh seasonal fruit and veggies, baked sourdough bread, preserves, artisan cakes and pies, meat including beef, goat, pork and hand-crafted small goods. The market has […]
Handmade Gnocchi Workshop
Roll up your sleeves, get a little messy and have fun making fresh, tasty gnocchi from scratch at Bonegilla Migrant Experience these school holidays. Local favourite Leti will guide you step-by-step through the process in this hands-on workshop for children and families. She’ll also share simple techniques and special tips for creating your very own […]
The Bushwackers at Albury Commercial Club
The Bushwackers play Australian music, much of it based on the traditional folk and working songs from the early 20th century, infused with their own brand of contemporary subject matter and instrumentation. With a laconic, distinctive Australian sound, Dobe Newton and Roger Corbett voice 50 years of songs, tunes and dance calls. As much as […]
Write Around the Murray Festival
Write Around the Murray (WAM) is a five day writers’ festival in Albury. They present high quality, affordable literary programs to audiences on the border of regional NSW and Victoria. The Write Around the Murray Book of the Festival is the best-selling Lyrebird by renowned journalist, social commentator and writer Jane Caro. The Sydney Morning […]
Power – The Future is Here by Dennis Golding
Power – The Future is Here is the result of a collaboration between artist Dennis Golding and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students from Alexandria Park Community School. The superhero capes were created during a workshop in 2020, led by Golding who was an artist in residence at the school through Solid Ground. Students from […]
Floriography – The Magical Language of Flowers by Marni Killalea
In this latest Hallway Gallery exhibition, Gerogery-based artist Marni Killalea explores Floriography, the ancient practice of using flowers to communicate different emotions. Marni’s finely detailed, monotonal drawings on paper explore this secret language of blooms. This exhibition reflects on how flowers can communicate meaning, messages and unspoken intent.
Far Away by Yu Fang Chi
Experience a powerful new exhibition by Melbourne/Taiwan artist Yu Fang Chi. Far Away weaves together textile, object, photography, sound and lighting into an immersive installation. Through this rich sensory interplay, the work explores the emotional landscapes of migrant displacement – journeys marked by loss, searching, navigation and the slow, transformative process of rediscovering belonging.
Forgotten Trades Festival
Take a step back into the magic of yesteryear and discover long-forgotten trades and craftsmanship. This special Forgotten Trades Festival event will showcase a variety of skills and practices that many may not have seen for decades. For one day only, visitors to Jindera can witness some rarely seen skills in action with men and […]
Jindera Museum High Tea
The Jindera Museum High Tea is an enticing array of hot and cold delicacies that will be served along with a glass of bubbles in the delightful gardens and outdoor surroundings of the Jindera Pioneer Museum. During the event, you can explore all of the displays, exhibits, stories and equipment that will take you down […]
Jindera Lantern Festival
Celebrate Jindera’s German heritage by participating in a traditional German Lantern Festival. Children and adults create paper lanterns, participate in a ‘der Laternenumzug’ lantern procession and are entertained with burning effigies. There will be music to lead the procession, culminating in the Village Green with a presentation of burning figures, twirling poi and a rendition […]