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The Bacchus Marsh Strawberry & Cherry Festival is an annual spring event which celebrates the beginning of the Victorian growing season.
From juicy strawberries to plump cherries, the festival offers a tantalizing array of fresh fruits to engage your taste buds.
Among the festivities is a whirlwind of activities, including market stalls brimming with artisanal goods, live entertainment, and fun-filled carnival rides.
Held biannually, the Melbourne Festival brings the very best in health, wellness and spiritual guidance and is the largest of its kind.
Learn from over 200 exhibitors and over 60 guest speakers, attend free inspirational seminars, book yourself a psychic reading, watch the free stage performances and taste some delicious health foods!
See, try and buy unique products and gifts including jewellery, cosmetics, music, books, giftware, clothing, crystals, educational courses, body treatments and more!
The Wandiligong Nut Festival is more than about nuts with a full weekend of live music and activities for the whole family.
The Wandiligong Nut Festival is held at the historic Alpine Park, nestled among heritage trees and gums near Morses Creek. The picturesque surroundings provide the perfect backdrop for celebrating the best the region has to offer.
The festival was established in 2001 by three visionary local women. Their goal was to unite the small, isolated rural community around themes of fun, laughter, and celebration.
Over the years, the festival has grown into a beloved tradition, celebrating the autumn harvest time in the Alpine region.
It’s an opportunity for locals, tourists, growers, and makers to come together and revel in the bounty of chestnuts, walnuts, and hazelnuts unique to the area. The festival also serves as a platform for local fundraising efforts.
The festival buzzes with nut-related activities which are popular with children and adults alike including:
The Bendigo Easter Festival has been running for over 150 years and is one of the biggest of it’s kind in Australia.
The festival is filled with fun and excitement the whole family will enjoy, and after visiting this annual event it is sure to become your family’s Easter tradition!
Over the Easter long weekend, Bendigo’s beautiful Rosalind Park and surrounding streets will be transformed into a vibrant precinct bursting with family-friendly entertainment.
An extensive program of activities and attractions offers something for all ages. Be in the hunt for 80,000 Easter Eggs on Good Friday, experience the thrills of Carnival Central, find a treasure at the Rotary Market, rock along to live music or keep the kids busy in a park filled with hands-on activities and performances.
Dance, drums, Lion teams and 100,000 crackers are all part of Awakening of the Dragon, as Bendigo celebrates its Chinese heritage at the Dai Gum San Precinct.
As the sun sets on Easter Saturday, cheer on the convoy of illuminated floats in the Torchlight Procession, concluding with a spectacular firework display over the city.
Don’t miss the iconic Gala Parade on Easter Sunday where you’ll experience the excitement of Dai Gum Loong, the world’s longest Imperial Dragon, weaving his way through the historic streetscapes of Bendigo.
The Bendigo Easter Festival is filled with fun and excitement the whole family will enjoy, and after visiting this annual event it is sure to become your family’s Easter tradition!
The Beechworth Golden Horseshoes Festival is an annual celebration which runs over four days during the Easter long weekend.
The weekend is chocker block full of activities for the whole family with both a Fun Carnival and the Grand Parade which takes place at the Beechworth town centre.
Free live music across multiple stages fills the air of the Beechworth Golden Horseshoes Festival. Roaming performers in costume and on stilts add a touch of colour to the festivities.
Multiple markets take place across the weekend featuring a fantastic collection of craft and product stalls along with a variety of food stalls.
Admission is free, so gather your loved ones and immerse yourself in the rich culture and charm of Beechworth at this unforgettable event.