Barwon Park is an imposing bluestone mansion set in a sweeping rural landscape.

A hands-on workshop to discover the process and vibrant colours of natural dyeing. At heritage listed wool-growing property Tarndwarncoort Homestead tutored by 6th generation custodian.

Visit one of the largest surviving prefabricated houses in Victoria, situated in a flourishing garden setting.

Step into history at The Heights Heritage Skills & Traditions Autumn Fair. Explore heritage gardens, discover traditional skills, and enjoy a relaxing autumn day in a stunning setting.

Join us for an opportunity to meet beekeepers, explore their tools of the trade, and engage in discussions about bees and the practice of beekeeping.

In a treat for the eyes and ears, Unearth the exquisite stained-glass windows and vaulted decor of Sacred Heart Chapel, not usually open to the public, while you delight in the soaring sounds of Barwon Heads Chorale as they "Sing Joyfully" in the Heritage-listed 1870s chapel surrounds.

The only survivor of a fashionable and picturesque mid-nineteenth century villa built along the Barwon River in Geelong.

Geelong Gallery was established in 1896 and is one of Australia’s leading art galleries, with a magnificent collection of Australian and European painting, sculpture, printmaking and decorative arts dating from the 18th century to today.

Join us for an enriching experience as we celebrate International Museum Day!

Step behind the scenes at the National Wool Museum for Up Close with the Collection: In the Anzac Spirit, a rare tour uncovering wartime treasures—from WWI uniforms and Red Cross-knitted socks to soldier-made blankets—revealing the wool industry’s vital role in the ANZAC legacy.

An exhibition of sculptures or three dimensional forms representing or unearthing the creator's view of history.

Visit graves of many of Geelong's influential people where storytelling and interaction with costumed interpreters will transport you back in time!

Visit graves of many of Geelong's influential people where storytelling and interaction with costumed interpreters will transport you back in time!

Reimagine the past as you walk the old streets and discover the stories of the search for gold and appreciate the native bushland flora, enjoying morning and afternoon tea at the conclusion of the walk.

Coragulac House is rarely open to the General Public, this event is an opportunity to explore this truly unique and utterly charming Home, built in grand proportions reflecting the intricate Art Nouveau characteristics, now fully restored over the last 12 years by the current owners.