Daylesford & The Macedon Ranges Guides Attractions Events in Victoria

In the farming country 10 minutes north of Daylesford, Lavandula grows lavender, olives and grapes. The lavender is harvested right through January but on this special day Lavandula celebrates the hand harvest of the lavender crop: watch the harvesters cut the flowers with a hand sickle then make bunches that hang under the veranda to dry, see distillation of lavender water and lavender oil, try our body products, enquire about aromatherapy. Walk in a beautiful European-style garden, visit the 1860s golden stone farm buildings, see lavender in fragrant bloom, local food and regional wine, stalls, music and entertainment, petanque and massage.

Come see the fun and excitement that is the Anderson's Mill Festival. Promoting the riches of the region - food, wine, music, art, crafts and heritage, the festival is a great weekend to explore, enjoy, taste, try and buy in a setting that is breathtaking and offers a glimpse of the past industry of the early days of the goldfields.

'August Occasion' is an Annual Art Exhibition held at the C1872 Old Post Office Seymour. The two world recognised solo artists that feature each year alternate.


Even years = Agnes Szetey 2010.

Odd years = Paul Margocsy 2011.


Agnes Szetey paints in oil 'Australian Landscapes', 'Heritage Scenes' and 'High Country Horsemen'.

Paul Margocsy is internationally acclaimed for his watercolour/gauche Bird Paintings.





The Openings are held on the first Sunday in August at the Old Post Office Seymour where art & culture, history & heritage, wine & food all combine.


The C1872 Old Post Office Seymour is one of Central Regional Victoria's premier privately owned commercial Fine Art Galleries and was established in 1992. Only one hour from Melbourne, it offers something different, if not unique, that is truly Australian.


A constantly changing group exhibition of paintings by multi-award winning Australian Artists is always on exhibition. The quality of the work is only surpassed by the variety offered. Traditional to contemporary paintings, in all mediums, covering most subjects, are hung as if in your home. Displays of individual quality Australian made Wildlife Sculpture, Art glass, Jewellery, Limited Edition Prints, Woodwork and Pottery are tastefully exhibited throughout the multi-roomed Gallery.


The Restaurant, with its open fire, is centrally located. Visitors are welcome to enjoy the relaxed elegant ambiance, choose a hearty meal or snack from the extensive menu or just browse the gardens and rooms, glass of Goulburn Valley or Strathbogie wine in hand.


The Old Post Office Seymour is home to Louise Barling and Garry Broderick, the owner operators. You are always made welcome at the Old Post Office Seymour.


Don't miss the 'August Occasion' exhibitions join Agnes or Paul by the fire to discuss their much sought after paintings. All welcome to browse.

Central Victoria's premier Commercial Fine Art Gallery established in 1992.



Surprise! Surprise! A 'Real' Gallery in the Country!



Only 95k's north of Melbourne in Central Victoria. Established in 1992 in the restored C1872 Old Post Office & Postmasters Residence the multi-roomed Fine Art Gallery has grown to represent the Best in Australian Art.



The award winning Gallery proudly presents a Seasonal Exhibition Program plus a large and continuously changing collection of Contemporary Works of Art by noted Australian Artists.



The centrally located elegant award winning Restaurant offers a relaxed atmosphere to enjoy a coffee, meal or browse the Gallery with a glass of local wine in hand. You are Welcome at the Old Post Office Seymour.

Edgar's Mission is a not-for-profit sanctuary for neglected, abused or discarded farmed animals with over 150 rescued animal residents. The aim of the sanctuary is to increase the public's circle of compassion to include ALL animals.


On the 12th December 2009 come and join us for 'Carols by Barnlight'.


Meet and greet the animal residents and sing carols in the Barn. Enjoy a vegan bbq, a sanctuary tour and children can join in the Christmas activities.

ChillOut is the largest celebration of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender pride in rural and regional Australia. Running over the Labour Day long weekend and centred in the beautiful and historic spa country town of Daylesford, ChillOut attracts more than 25,000 people for four-days of fun and celebration.


Come and enjoy our queer-style country hospitality. Announcements will be coming about what's in-store for 2010. Be sure to register on our website to receive our regular email news bulletins.


Don t miss any of the fun. Be sure to bookmark our home page and visit us regularly and make in a note in your diary to join us at our next ChillOut over 5 - 8 March 2010.

A Christmas Party at the races with work colleagues and friends is a great way to kick off the festive season. So join in the fun of roving performers, Christmas carols, giveaways, plus you can tell Santa what you want for Christmas. Plus loads of action packed racing for your enjoyment.

This is a popular meeting for people to conduct Christmas parties in private marquees or on the beautiful lawn areas.


The Seymour Racing Club was formed in 1882, although the first meeting of which a record has been discovered was that on Boxing Day 1853. Soon after the turn of the century, the club changed its name to the Seymour Turf Club but after a recess in racing during the Second World War, when the army took over the racecourse, reverted to its original name in October 1947.


In the past 10 years the Seymour Racing Club has grown from hosting 10 race meetings per season to 20 meetings in 2008/09 with the key events being the Victorian Country Thoroughbred Festival in August and the Darley Seymour Cup in October.


The Club has focused on improving its amenities and now presents a first-rate function and conference facility for raceday and non-raceday functions alike. The Club also provides an excellent training facility with three training tracks including a Thoroughtrack.

Cricket Willow Twenty20 Cup


Willow trees for cricket bats have been growing at Shepherds Flat for over a century. They were introduced in 1902 by legendary test umpire Robert Crockett. The Shepherds Flat plantation soon flourished and became the primary source of timber for the renowned Crockett cricket bats.


In recent years the Tinetti family have created Cricket Willow as a tribute to this unique part of Australian cricket. They have revived the willow plantation and transformed their rocky front paddock into a picturesque cricket oval. The pavilion is a recreation of the Shepherds Flat General Store and houses a museum, licensed caf and billiard hall.


The latest project has involved an expansion of the bat factory and the creation of 'The Cricket Gallery'. Cricket Willow is now the only venue in the world where visitors can follow the complete process of cricket bat manufacture from 'bud to bat' - from planting the bud to hand-crafting the bat to hitting runs in the middle of the picturesque field of dreams.



Visitors are most welcome to enjoy the facilities at Cricket Willow at the grand final of the Cricket Willow Twenty20 Cup on Australia Day (26 January). The Australia Day festivities will kick off with Family Super 6's cricket from 10am-1pm. Families and friends are invited to form a team of 6 players to participate in an exciting new form of cricket played with a softaball . The top two teams form the Central Highlands will then slog it out in the Cricket Willow Twenty20 Cup grand final from 2pm. Entry is by gold coin donation to charity.

There is no better way to celebrate Australia Day festivities than heading to the very famous Hanging Rock Races with family and friends. Celebrate "Aussie" pride at the time honoured Australia Day Races at the Rock featuring the running of the Hanging Rock Cup. Private marquees and travel packages available. Fun for the whole family

Bring the kids for an exciting day's dual code racing. With an alternating harness or thoroughbred race every 20 mins and free kids rides and activities, Variety Club Dual Code Race Day is an adrenalin packed event sure to keep Mum, Dad and the kids entertained for the whole day.

Very few race courses can boast a large race program of 48+ race meetings per year. Kilmore Racing Club hosts 14 Thoroughbred race meetings per year and 35 Harness race meeting per year.


Kilmore Racing Club offers fabulous luncheon packages in our Trackside Function Centre. Enjoy a fabulous 3 Course Luncheon Package that also includes admission and a complimentary race book, while looking out over our picturesque race course. On our feature days you can also enjoy your own Mini Marquee or Umbrella Package.


Kilmore is an easy drive from Melbourne, just 40 minutes from the CBD, or catch the train to Kilmore East on the Seymour line.

In September of each year the people of Kyneton invite visitors and friends to join with them in celebrating spring at the Kyneton Daffodil and Arts Festival.



Visitors will enjoy the displays of daffodils at the many beautiful gardens open during the Festival.


Among the special events are the Spring Flower Show featuring the many varieties of daffodils for which the region is famous, the Kyneton Antique Fair, the Festival of One Act Plays, the Kyneton Art & Craft Show, Art and Photography Exhibitions, the Daffodil Old Time Ball and the Festival of Flowers. An Alpaca Fiesta and Fleece Show have now joined the Festival. There are tours, street fairs, markets and ferret racing for the young at heart. Events also include a fun run and cycle events. There are live performances with concerts at the historic Town Hall and an Art Trail throughout the town. The Festival ends with a Grand Parade through the streets finishing with a fair in one of Kyneton's historic precincts.


Daffodils and Kyneton:



Daffodil enthusiasts have been improving the quality of their flowers since the 19th century, many from the Kyneton Macedon Ranges locality.


By the early 1950's the Kyneton Daffodil Show was keenly contested. Kyneton then had the biggest and best show in Victoria, giving the town its reputation for growing daffodils.


When it was decided to have an annual Kyneton Festival in 1973, the daffodil seemed the obvious symbol and so began the planting of massed daffodils along Kyneton's main thoroughfares.

Come along to Kyneton's Kids Day Out where the whole family can be entertained. Parents can kick back and watch the races while their kids enjoy the free on-course activities. Pack a picnic rug and lunch and relax on the public lawn while sipping a glass of Sauv Blanc. This day is perfect to get together with other families and friends - everyone is bound to have a great day out.

Lavandula is great to visit in all seasons: relax in the fresh country air.


In spring daffodils and birds' nests, summer lavender and food crops, autumn blue skies and leaf colour, winter bare trees and garden structure is visible. You can explore Italian rural architecture of the 1860s in the Barn by visiting the stone farmhouse.


In autumn when golden poplar leaves drift down and deep red grape leaves climb the walls at Lavandula, our Autumn Harvest Festival salutes the Italian heritage of the farm and the tasks of bringing in the crops to preserve for winter use.


Join the olive harvest and learn how to: grow olive trees, use the right olive oil, pickle olives and get your oil pressed. We'll show you how to bottle fruit, make jam, roast chestnuts. Local food, wine and music. Colourful wintry textiles and illustrated talks on travel in Ticino (that part in southern Switzerland from which came the family who founded the farm).


Relax in a beautiful European garden, play petanque or loll on a rug under the trees.

The Midland Express Kids Day Out, held on Sunday the 10th of January, allows parents to enjoy the thrill of thoroughbred racing while their children can really make the most of the day with all of the activities free. The day is full of fun for the entire family!

The kids' activities provided by the Club will include an animal farm, a jumping castle and a trackless train. The KIDZONE will also host face painting, plaster fun activities, roving performers and Kracker's the horse. Camp Australia will also be on-course co-ordinating additional activities.



What makes the day even better for families is that children 16 and under are free. So why not get a group of families together, pack a homemade hamper, roll out a picnic blanket on the grass and enjoy a great day out at the country races. It really is a fantastic day for all the family!

Start the New Year with family and friends and enjoy a day of racing at the spectacular Hanging Rock. Experience a day of pure entertainment and the thrill of thoroughbred racing following your New Years Eve celebrations.



Private marquees and travel packages available. A great and fun day for the whole family.

Honeybee workshop/seminar/hands-on taste workshop scheduled for Sunday 21 March 2010.


The honeybee is the single most important insect on our planet. Without honeybees pollinating our crops, at least a third of our food supply would perish.



How would you cope without fruit and veg, milk and cereal? Honeybees' lives, crops and real Australian honey are all endangered. Workshops, film, honey taste education, hive creation and honey-cake competition.

Lavandula is a little taste of Europe in central Victoria: a beautiful garden set in a bend of the creek, among rolling hills 10 minutes north of Daylesford, with 1860s stone farm buildings, lavender fields, olive grove, vineyards, fruit trees and vegetable garden, and farm animals.


Seasonal festivals salute the lifestyle of the Italian-speaking Swiss who founded a dairy farm during the gold rushes. Discover rural Italian architecture of the 1860s, relax in the spacious garden, explore the property, play petanque, enjoy lunch or teas at La Trattoria, and find the Barn filled with homewares and Lavandula's range of products good for the body and soul.


Bring a rug and relax in the fresh air, listen to the birdsong.

Rally Drive is the only place you can drive a fully Ralliart prepared championship winning Rally Car. These cars were driven by Ross Dunkerton and team mate Bill Hayes and secured 1st and 2nd place in the Australian Cup.


The Rally Drive cars have not been altered or de-tuned in any way and produce over 280hp. The cars are full FIA spec which means you could race these cars in any rally anywhere in the world! As soon as you sit in and drive these cars you will notice why they had a build cost of well over $150,000 each.


Four wheel drive is the only way to get the power down on the dirt and launch yourself fully sideways under perfect balance and control. All Rally drive team members have been hand picked for their behaviour, style and profile to ensure that your special day is THE event that will be remembered.


Rallying is the most exciting action packed type of motorsport on the planet today where only a select few ever get to experience the intense & thrill excitement.


With packages ranging from 3 to 18 laps of adrenalin packed driving we're sure to have something to suit your needs! Choose whether you want to leave it to the professionals and sit back and enjoy the thrill ride as a passenger or step it up and be the rally driver yourself. We have the following cars available to drive- two wheel drive Hyundai Challenge car, the four wheel drive Mitsubishi VRX or the four wheel drive Subaru RS Impreza- you choose which one to drive!

The Rotary Club of Bacchus Marsh Annual Art Show - Queens Birthday Long Weekend, Public Hall, Main St, Bacchus Marsh. Special preview & champagne supper Friday evening, tickets at the door. Features almost 800 original works and is one of regional Victoria's most popular exhibitions. Proceeds go to Rotary projects.


Artists wishing to enter the Art Show can obtain a form in April.


Rotary is a worldwide organisation of business and professional leaders that provides humanitarian service, encourages high ethical standards in all vocations, and helps build goodwill and peace in the world. Approximately 1.2 million Rotarians belong to more than 32,000 clubs in almost 200 countries and geographical areas.

Willow trees for cricket bats have been growing at Shepherds Flat for over a century. As a tribute to this unique part of Australian history, the Tinetti family have created Cricket Willow for visitors to witness the fascinating process of cricket bat manufacture from 'bud to bat'.


Four time Stawell gift finalist Chris Tuohy stumbled upon Cricket Willow in April 2005 and was blown away by the picturesque oval and impressive facilities. Chris chatted with the Tinetti family about the prospect of staging an athletics meeting at this unique venue. All agreed that it was a fantastic idea and soon got to work to bring it to fruition.


The fifth Run for the Willow carnival will be held at Cricket Willow on the first weekend of January 2010. The carnival will again draw some of Australia's finest athletes for a full card of professional footraces ranging from 70m through to 1600m including the 100m Daylesford Gift.


Other features of the carnival include the 3,200m all-comers cross country, Rotary U/18 100m dash, kids' races and amusements, an on-course bookmaker, live music and 'bud to bat' tours.


Run for the Willow is a fundraising event for Camp Quality and local causes. For event details go to our website or contact Cricket Willow on the above phone number or via email.

It does not matter if you farm 1000 acres or not much more than a domestic backyard, there are options a plenty at Seymour Alternative Farming Expo. Innovative ideas, building concepts, solar and renewable energy, bio-fuels, a fodder factory and the latest machinery are just some of what will be on offer. Seymour Expo is a mass outdoor supermarket with water saving devices, home improvements and displays of alternative farming enterprises such as emus, alpaca and ostrich are among the opportunities you don t want to miss out on at expo. For those who want to tempt their taste buds, there are numerous gourmet and fine food stalls, as well as entertainment, animal nurseries for the kids, fashion parades and a diverse lecture series on each day and feature more than 75 sessions from experts in their field. SAFE is an easy hour drive north from Melbourne s CBD via the Hume Freeway.

Seymour Craft and Produce Market features over 150 stalls offering the very best of quality arts and crafts, fresh produce, plants and garden supplies, speciality food, and famous regional wines.


The markets offer a great day out for all the family, with wine tasting, gourmet foods, music, DIY demonstrations, children's entertainment and much, much more!


There's indoor and outdoor stalls with loads of parking, so come and join the fun and experience the Seymour Craft and Produce Market.


On the 3rd Saturday of every month. Admission to the market will be by gold coin donation.

The Seymour and District Art Society Inc. is proud to offer for sale a wonderful selection of small paintings suitable for Christmas gifts for loved ones.

The event includes: trade show, swap meet, club displays, bike display, community market, children's art and the Southern Classic Rally as well as open pits. It has all the hallmarks of a great weekend.


The on-site camping adjacent to an active race circuit makes an interesting backdrop.


A curfew of 11pm is in place, along with restrictions on vehicular movements at 10.30pm to respect the fact that the event is based around a family racing environment.


Each year a different manufacturer is selected for demonstration.

Old Post Office Seymour presents an Annual Summer Art Show. This prestigious exhibition continues throughout the Summer Season until Australia Day and features Australian Art for Gifts, Collection or Investment.



In 2009 the Gallery will be introducing paintings by Peter Smales, Alison Clark, Sue Bayre, Collins Bowes, Jo Millikan and Stephen Phillis. All are well established artists but new to the Gallery.


Also on show works by many of the Galleries regular exhibitors including Paul Margocsy, David Chen, Malcolm Beattie, Agnes Szetey, Kevin Boucher, Kate Ferguson, Fiona Anderson, Rodger Scott, Meg Heres, Laurel Foenenader, Vida Pearson, Janette George-Shambrook, Jenny Bohner, Karen Gingell, Rita Daniel, Jay Sinclair, Kerry Nobbs, Jaqui Pierce, Annie Stark, Craig Penny, Carole Foster, Hans Van Vlodrop and many more.



Original, traditional and modern paintings in oil, pastel, watercolour and mixed media varying in size from miniatures to metres are displayed.


Pottery by Mary-Lou Pittard, Judy & Ric Pierce, John Strommer, Jane Annois, Cathie Oddie, Emily Lazuk and others are displayed throughout the gallery as is sculpture by Damien Santamaria, Andre Vanne, Des McKenna and Sue Hicks.



Art glass by Marina Villani, Eileen Gordon, Eveline Schumman, June Emmins & Bonigilla Glass are showcased as well.


Room after room of art, in most styles and mediums, is displayed in the C1872 fully restored heritage building.



An elegant relaxed atmosphere has been created with plush red carpet, chandeliers, parquetry flooring and antique furniture. Many of the original features of the heritage building have been retained and an extensive rose garden planted.



Centrally located in the award winning Fine Art Gallery is a fully licensed Restaurant that serves everything from a Devonshire to an A La Carte extensive menu with a complimenting local wine list.



The Fine Art Gallery & Licensed Restaurant were established in 1992 and the owners pride themselves on being "A World Class City Style Fine Art Gallery".



Well worth a visit!

Tarot, Understanding the Symbols, is held at Lakshmi's Circle in Kyneton. Etienne, who has been reading palms and giving Tarot readings since 1966, will give you plenty of information in this one-day workshop.



Learn how to add symbolic psychic details to your readings. Understand the archetypal hidden, mythic and Kabbalistic meanings of Tarot symbols! Excellent workshop for beginners as well as advanced students or professional readers.



Set of Rider-Waite-Smith Tarot cards required, which are available at Lakshmi's Circle, where other gifts are to be found: gorgeous clothing of natural fabrics, luxury chemical-free beauty products, soy and palm wax candles, crystals and jewellery, Tarot cards, books and Feng Shui items.

A blissful four days of singing, surrounded by friendly company, beautiful countryside, intriguing galleries, exquisite cuisine and relaxing day spas.


For 20 years, singers have gathered in the historic Daylesford township to sing in workshops and concerts in unique venues throughout the town.


The Boite Singers Festival at Daylesford is famous for its friendly atmosphere. An inspiring line-up of artists present diverse vocal styles from across the globe in dynamic workshops and performances. The encouraging nature of these workshops enables singers, both beginners and experienced, to gain unique insights into the world of voice.


The festival opens with a FREE outdoor concert. The Sunset Song Circle is held on the lawn at Jubilee Lake on Thursday, January 7th 2010. This is a beautiful way to start the festival. Surrounded by luscious melodies, watch the sunset on a stunning lakeside backdrop.


Evening concerts in the Daylesford Town Hall showcase the spectacular artists at the festival. Choirs attend the festival annually and are featured in the Saturday afternoon Choirs Concert.


The Boite Children s Festival, which takes place on the same weekend, is where children aged 6-16 take part in musical fun and circus tricks with talented musicians and teachers. All those attending the Children s festival become the featured performers in the Sunday afternoon showcase event!


Good food, great coffee and award winning wines are never far away in Daylesford. At the 2010 Singers Festival, The Boite will be launching its very own wine label. This fund raising wine was hand picked by Boite members in 2009 as part of the year long celebrations commemorating the 30th anniversary of The Boite, a not-for-profit organisation committed to encouraging community participation in the arts. Proceeds from the sale of this wine will help us to create the next 30 years of history!

The Age Harvest Picnic at Hanging Rock is a delicious day out for family, friends and fellow food lovers. Over 100 small food and wine producers gather at the base of Hanging Rock to sample and sell their fine array of tasty goods. Producers from all regions of Victoria showcase cheeses, meats, poultry, buffalo, wine, preserves, breads, seeds, edible plants and ice-cream. Meet the maker of your favourite product, and the growers of fresh and seasonal produce. The Harvest Picnic combines produce, people and passion for food. Bring a picnic blanket and fill your picnic basket from the delicious produce on offer.


The Harvest Picnic features cooking demonstrations by well known chefs, music and dance on stage all day, and lots of free activities for children.


The event is organised by the Harvest Picnic Foundation - a not-for-profit organisation, whose aim is to promote Victorian produce. The Harvest Picnic is now in its twenty second year, and is Victoria's biggest one day food and wine event. The Age Harvest Picnic at Hanging Rock is held on the last Sunday in February every year.


Please visit The Harvest Picnic's website for more information on exhibitors, entertainment on stage, and chefs appearing at this year's Harvest Picnic.


Hanging Rock is 75 kilometres North West of Melbourne, along the Calder Freeway.


Advance tickets are available.

The Victorian Historic Motorcycle Championships and the 2nd Round of the BEARS Australian NATIONAL series is conducted by the HMRAV during March or April each year. Racing Starts at 11am with pre-war to Classic, post classic and forgotten era up to 1980 sidecars and solo motorcycles. We also run the Victorian F2 Sidecar Championships.


On site catering, camping and bar facilities and the Film Festival at dark tops off a great weekend. In 2005 we introduced the Classic Speedway on Saturday from 2pm for you added enjoyment there is plenty of racing action, bought to you by the Speedway Sidecar Riders Association.

The Wandong country music festival and ute comp is run by the Wandong CFA, it is a great family day out at a great price for a full days entertainment. 10.00am-6.30pm approximately this will be the 10th anniversary of the festival. There is something to keep everyone happy. Plenty of food and drinks available or bring it all yourself. NO GLASS ALLOWED.


Wandong is situated 50 km's from Melbourne on the Hume Highway, in a picturesque setting of gum trees. Enter your ute into the comp and take home a prize or peruse the vehicles on display and vote in the peoples choice, for most popular ute. Wander around the market and enjoy all that the Wandong country music festival has to offer.

The "Wild Art @ Old Post Office Seymour" exhibition for 2010 runs from the last Sunday in January until the end of March (usually held on 1st Sunday in February). The exhibition fills the Gallery of the C1872 multi-roomed heritage building with vibrant depictions of creatures great and small and Natural Landscape paintings depicting nature at its natural best.


The exhibition features works in most mediums by Paul Margocsy, Fiona Anderson, Kate Ferguson, Des McKenna, Sue Hicks, Ilma Duncan, Laurel Foenender, Damien Santamaria, Linda Weil, Janet Matthews, Chris Gavins, Rodger Scott, Chris Peters, Alison Clark and Vida Pearson amongst others.


Over more than 17 years this Fine Art Gallery has been established the selection of paintings, sculpture, woodwork, ceramics and other quality crafts has been a constant growing and changing display nurtured and developed by the owners. A love of Art makes them strive to keep finding new artists whilst at the same time continuing the long term relationships they have established.


This dedication has created a Fine Art Gallery that always has something "New" but can also be relied on to exhibit works by recognized Australian Artists. The works for sale are displayed as if in your home with antique furniture, red plush carpet, open fireplaces and crystal chandeliers setting the scene.


Louise and Garry, the owner operators, invite you to browse the Gallery, enjoy a meal in the centrally located Licensed Restaurant or just relax in the elegant atmosphere of the beautifully restored building and its gardens that are their home.

The Woodend Winter Arts Festival has become one of Australia's premier chamber music, literary and visual arts festivals. Held every year on the Queen's Birthday weekend in Woodend, Victoria, the festival promises to be a delight for the senses and an experience to come back for year after year.


We are delighted to offer a wide range of concerts, sessions and events as part of our Festival, in fact, something to tempt everyone who loves the arts.


Each year, the Festival grows and develops and 2010 is no exception. Book your accommodation needs for June as soon as possible. Tickets for events and concerts will be on sale after 26th March.


This is an exciting year for the Woodend Winter Arts Festival, we hope you will join us.