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April 2016
Warranwood Art Show
The Warranwood Art Show celebrates a diverse range of works exhibiting art that represents established Australian artists, and local and emerging artists. A non-acquisitional prize across seven categories including painting, sculpture, ceramics and photography is on exhibition. All art is available for sale. Coffee, cake and light lunches available. 10am to 4pm. Oak Hall, 213 Wonga Road, Warranwood
Find out more »THE 28TH ANNUAL KELLYBROOK CIDER FESTIVAL
Family friendly; fresh apple juice, scrumpy, wine, beer and cider tastings and sales. Fantastic music both days, great range of food, Morris Dancers. Tickets $20 per day. Shuttle buses from Croydon Station. See Kellybrook Cider Festival Facebook page for more details.
Find out more »May 2016
Patchwork Quilt Exhibition
Come and see a selection of local quilts on exhibit and for sale at Warratina Lavender Farm. Sponsored by ‘Quilt, Yarn & Sew’. Proceeds to local CFA. 10am-4pm daily.
Find out more »Dulux Streeton Roberts McCubbin Exhibition
This exhibition is open to all artists and attracts around 200 entries from all over Victoria and also interstate. The exhibition is well-known for its very high standard of realist works as artists compete for the Streeton Award for Best Australian Landscape, the Roberts Award for Best Non-landscape and the McCubbin Award for Best Small Painting.
Find out more »MOTHER’S DAY AT OAKRIDGE WINES
Spoil mum this Mother’s Day with an unforgettable visit to Oakridge. Choose between three dining options to make the day a special one – breakfast, lunch or roast dinner. Two-course breakfast $40pp (includes a glass of sparkling) or $20 children’s menu; three-course lunch $85pp or $20 children’s menu. Bookings essential.
Find out more »Boy out of the Country, by Felix Nobis
Laugh out loud with this reflective, uniquely Australian story about family dysfunction, loyalty and property prices in regional Victoria. Recommended ages 15-plus. Adults $36, concession $32, groups (6+) $28.
Find out more »Panorama – Stage Two
An exhibition dedicated to exploring the Australian landscape. Part One of the exhibition will begin with outstanding works by artists who redefined the way Australians “see” the landscape: Russell Drysdale, Sidney Nolan, Lloyd Rees, Brett Whiteley and Fred Williams. It then explores contemporary manifestations of the landscape tradition through the work of Daniel Boyd, Stephen Bush, Rosalie Gascoigne, Danie Mellor, Ben Quilty and Imants Tillers. Part Two will consider the psychological and emotional power of place that has been evoked…
Find out more »Lux Radio Theatre presents The Phantom of the Opera
Revisit radio’s golden era with The Lux Radio Theatre’s rendition of The Phantom of the Opera, complete with gorgeous gowns and charming live sound effects. Adults $36, concession $32, seniors/pensioners $22, groups (6+) $28.
Find out more »June 2016
Colour: Joan Bell one year on
Joan Bell discovered her passion for painting two years ago and had her first exhibition, experimenting with colour and form, at Art at Linden Gate in February 2015. One year on, her painting style has become more structured but still abstract using bold colours on large canvases.
Find out more »ICONIC
'Familiar, yet Fantastic,' Icon paintings, stained glass, lino cut prints, and photographic works; all inspired by the medieval era. Works by Betty Lawry, Kirsten Laken, Chris Lawry and Mark Noke.
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