View around 2000 photographs of Heritage Benalla.

“Reel History: Benalla’s Story on Screen” is an immersive exhibit showcasing Benalla’s rich history through short films and documentaries. Visitors can enjoy historical footage, personal stories, and interactive elements, offering a comprehensive and engaging look at the town’s heritage.

Discover how Thomas Wedge’s bold 1848 survey reimagined Benalla for greatness — a vision that still shapes the town today.

FREE Public Event - You're Invited to the Opening of the 2025 Benalla Heritage Festival!

You’re Invited – Festival Finale Celebration!

Discover the charm - and the ghost - of Miss Switzer in this historic 1878 treasure, now a lively hub for all

What is there to see?

A guided walking tour of key sites on the Broken River that reveal the history of Aboriginal society and the period of armed conflict following colonisation.

If you have an interest in beautiful stained-glass windows and in hearing the oldest pipe organ in Victoria played, come visit the Uniting Church in Benalla.

Come along to the Benalla CWA for a classic Devonshire Tea, explore some craft made with love by our many members and have a chat to us about what we do.

Listen to Mark Beazley's captivating tales of grave digging history, burial customs, legislative insights, diverse internments, and more - all in a lively celebration of heritage and the art of farewell.

Roll Up Roll Up ! Come and view treasures unearthed in our collection vaults at the Wangaratta Museum. A special weekend to view additional objects from our collection not usually on display. Morning refreshments included.

Stephen Whiteside shares his most recent publication Snow, Fire and Gold. The book tells the captivating story of Bill Spargo and Evelyn Piper, whose lives intertwined with the rugged beauty of the Australian mountains. It also contains a selection of photographs, many of which have never been seen