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Immerse yourself in the rich stories of a golden past, explore stunning heritage architecture fashioned in a time when Bendigo was the richest city in the world!

Bendigo Town Hall Tours operate regularly on Wednesdays at 2pm and Sundays at 11am.

The pride and tradition which surrounds the City of Greater Bendigo is best symbolised by the majestic and lovingly restored landmark which housed the Post Office from 1887 to 1997.

Bendigo’s Ulumbarra Theatre rises majestically from within what was once the Sandhurst Gaol. Discover the symbiotic fusion between 1860s penitentiary architecture and clever contemporary design to create an extraordinary arts and community facility.

Let the best of the region come to you in this paddock to plate experience!

Not many have lived as many lives – from stolen child, teenage alcoholic, seeker, lover, father, musical and lyrical genius, to social advocate and First Nations leader – but it took almost a lifetime to find who he really was. He is Archie Roach.

For three days in July, Bendigo becomes the epicenter of woollen fashion, fine food and beautiful fibre.

Since 1877, the Sheep Show has been showcasing Australia’s top wool growers and prime lamb producers and now attracts thousands of fans of woolen fashion, food and fibre.

Piinpi: Contemporary Indigenous Fashion draws focus on First Nations fashion and design items from around Australia. The show will be curated by Bendigo Art Gallery First Nations Curator, Shonae Hobson.

Feed your curiosity with a guided walking tour through Bendigo’s CBD, tasting your way through local produce, delicious sweets and artisan food.

The Comedy of Errors is a hilarious romp of swapped identities, misguided love, mistaken imprisonment and chaotic mishaps, leading to an unbelievably crazyday for bumbling twins.

Craft beer is about local ingredients, flavour and aroma. It’s about enjoying a quality product with friends and living life with a little flair.