Tag: Castlemaine
Trees down, buildings damaged across the region
Volunteers from Victoria's State Emergency Service responded to a spate of disasters last week, and official numbers confirm there were about 1800 incidents state-wide...
Castlemaine exhibition to honour much-loved Guildford Big Tree
DJAARA, the Dja Dja Wurrung Clans Aboriginal Corporation, is planning an exhibition at the Castlemaine Arts Museum in July to honour the timber which...
Newstead Live Music Festival program unveiled
The countdown is on for Newstead Live Music Festival 2026 on January 23-26.
Organisers were putting the finishing touches to the curation of the festival...
Join the carol singing
The 2025 Rotary Carols in the Park returns to Castlemaine's Victory Park this Friday evening and is once again set to feature a host...
Students offer free health checks
A group of first year La Trobe University Bendigo nursing students are currently visiting Castlemaine and surrounds as part of the university's 'Healthy Towns'...
Crossing creates division
Q. What do you get when you put a zebra on top of a wombat?
A. A pedestrian crossing that divides the community.
The new...
Let’s celebrate diversity
Celebrate International Day of People with Disability (IDPwD) by joining in a free community event in Castlemaine on Wednesday December 3.
IDPwD works to increase...
Presenting The Feathered Five
Nature Art Soundscapes are musicians Hilary Blackshaw (volin, guitar and vocals), Joel Bloom (lap steel guitar), Clara Schutz (cello) and artist Jane Rusden. The...
Stonnington Symphony presents Motion and Reflection
Guest conductor Michael Lichnovsky returns to Stonnington Symphony for the sixth time with a thoughtfully curated selection of works that explore the themes of...
Explore the ‘Vegie Patch’ at Shades of Gray
Castlemaine's iconic Shades of Gray Gallery and Garden is getting set to launch its highly anticipated annual exhibition this Saturday and this year's event...
HEDGE gardeners to open gates
The passionate 'HEDGE' gardeners collective in Mount Alexander will be generously opening their garden gates to the community once again this November.
Held on alternate...
Recreating a lost giant
On a frosty morning in Castlemaine, in a large tin shed at Lot 19, a small team of humans gather together. Clad in dusty...
