To celebrate Mary Quant: Fashion Revolutionary Exhibition arriving in Bendigo, so many of our brilliant retailers have added a colorful, retro 60s vibes to their shelves and windows. 

The city of Bendigo has teamed up with the talented artists at Nacho Station to use our mutual love of street art to create some Mary Quant tributes, with splashes of vibrant colours and 60's inspired patterns taking to our streets. 

Here is a list of all Quant fashion and art we suggest you check out while in town for the exhibition!

An eclectic mix of food, fashion and art has awakened one of Bendigo’s most endearing laneways.

This little charmer was once known as Dispensary Lane in recognition of the busy pharmacy that was once located on the laneway. From here remedies and medications were dispensed to locals for decades.

Nowadays, you can find some of Australia’s emerging brands in fashion and cosmetics as you delve into the salons and boutiques that set the pace. Ever changing street art and regular foodie events add to the buzz and Melbourne laneway feel.

Sacred Heart Cathedral is one of Australia's largest churches and the second tallest after St Patrick's Cathedral in Melbourne. 

It is an exceptionally large church for a provincial city cathedral in Australia and its construction was made possible chiefly through the estate of Henry Backhaus - 1811-1882, a German from Paderborn and the first Catholic priest on the Bendigo goldfields.