The Proprietor
The Proprietor shop is one of the oldest buildings of Albury, with its original foundations being laid pre 1890. It started its life as a saddler and was later converted to a butchers shop. It has a large cellar underneath that was used to store meat before the days of refrigeration. It has undergone many […]
Ovation
After 22 sold out shows across the country in the first half of 2026, Ovation have extended their tour dates! From the Sydney Opera House to the world’s most popular musicals, and Carols by Candlelight, Marina Prior, David Hobson, Silvie Paladino, and Michael Cormick have enchanted audiences across Australia and around the world. Now, these […]
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 […]
The Snow Fairy
Calling all fairies! It’s time to spread your wings and step into a world of pure enchantment. Join the Snow Fairy and her best friend Zuzu for a magical live stage adventure filled with bubbles, music, laughter and wonder around every corner. Dress in your favourite fairy costume, bring your sparkling wings and magical wand, […]
Fountain Lakes: Y2k
Grab your butterfly clips and low-rise bumpsters, hornbags, because they’re doing the drag parody prequel that everybody is going to go sick for. Will Kath find her dream spunk rat? Will Kim go through with her upcoming connubials? Will Sharon score a midnight pash before the millennium bug gets her? All will be answered in […]
Meg Washington live at Butter Factory Theatre – Wodonga
Old Stone Hall is proud to present their first ever show in Albury-Wodonga – Meg Washington at the Butter Factory. Meg Washington is a platinum-selling, award-winning, and genre-defying singer-songwriter who fluently weaves the worlds of jazz, pop, folk and musical theatre together. Solo, Meg’s shows are an intimate, captivating spell. Alone at the piano, the […]
Mama Kin Spender’s Singing Roadshow – Wodonga
Mama Kin Spender are thrilled to announce The Singing Roadshow at the Amphitheatre at The Butter Factory, an extension of their sold out annual Choir Camps. This traveling, mini festival is an all-in, sing along, song and story-telling bonanza, and they are very excited to be hosting it in Albury-Wodonga. Joined by country darling and […]
Justin Hamilton and Rove McManus – Central West Comedy Wodonga
Rove McManus is one the most recognisable faces in Australian comedy. Starting his career as a stand up, Rove went on to create one of the most successful talk shows in Australian TV history – Rove Live. Over this more than twenty-year story Rove has never stopped headlining at clubs and festivals, writing and performing […]
National Photography Prize
Every two years the National Photography Prize offers an opportunity to consider the vital role of photography in contemporary art in Australia. The National Photography Prize brings together artists from across Australia who are developing and challenging photographic language and techniques. Generously supported by the MAMA Art Foundation, the National Photography Prize offers an acquisitive […]
Dane Simpson: Always Was, Always Will Be ….Funny
Get ready for a night of guaranteed laughs with one of Australia’s funniest, most loveable comedians. Dane Simpson comes from a long line of funny buggers. A wisecracking dad, a cleverly cutting mum, hilarious grandparents, and generations of jokers, pranksters and yarnspinners. For 60,000 years of belly-laughs in the one show, book now. Dane is […]