O’zapft is! Dust off your lederhosen and get those Dirndls ready!
With free entry, live entertainment by Schwarzwald, delicious food, beverages, pretzels, and loads of activities for the kids.
We will serve all the German Beers you love and more!
We will be looking for the best costumes and for this year’s winners to our MR & MS OKTOBERFEST AND PRINCE & PRINCESS OKTOBERFEST competition with awesome prices to be won! So, make sure you dress up and come along with your friends and families
Did you know that we also cater for the little ones? With plenty of family friendly entertainment, our Oktoberfest is a great day out for young and old!
– Fairy Floss
– Face Painting
– Craft table
– Fresh Popcorn
– Corn hole and more!
Are you a carer living in Latrobe or the surrounding areas who comes from a culturally and linguistically diverse background?
Join us for a relaxing and enriching afternoon at Carers Victoria’s carer lunch. This event is designed to bring carers together for a much-needed break, offering a supportive environment to connect, learn, and recharge.
Enjoy a delicious lunch after learning about getting your message across, empowering you with the tools to navigate challenging conversations with confidence. You’ll also hear from a guest speaker from Latrobe Community Health Service, who will share valuable insights and resources for carers.
Reconciliation Week movie screening ‘Under Streetlights’
Under Streetlights follows an incredible story of resilience against all odds, inspired by true events. Set in Alice Springs, an aspiring Aboriginal hip-hop artist, played by Latrobe City resident Jacob Harvey, forms an unlikely bond with the daughter of a policeman who arrested his father.
Enjoy a fabulous day together at Latrobe Valley Racing Club Traralgon for Derby Day!
Enjoy everything Traralgon has to offer and everything that our club, our town and our region represents.
Community and visitors welcome, we are always stronger together. Whether you are looking for country casual or a catered experience, there are packages to suit everybody!
We look forward to welcoming you to enjoy our wonderful horses, trainers and riders. We extend the invitation to locals or those who love a road trip, come for the races, food and fun.
Acoustic entertainment between races in the marquee by Jewels and the Heist Duo, playing a great range of classic tunes from the 70’s to 2000’s.
Come along and enjoy a creative and relaxing session where you can paint a handmade cement item of your choice! This inclusive workshop is open to people of all abilities and offers a friendly, supportive environment where creativity and connection come together.
Participants can choose from the following items to paint:
– Tall ribbed cement vase
– Elephant vase with trunk down
– Elephant vase with trunk up and baby between the trunk
– Snail
– Cat sculpture laying down with hole in in
What’s included:
1 x handmade cement piece of your choice
Access to a range of paints and brushes
1 x canned soft drink
Coffee or tea can be purchased at the Coffee Hub for $3
A safe, accessible and welcoming space with wheelchair access
Cost: $30 per person – covers all materials and supports the artist
Support Workers attending to assist a participant are welcome free of charge. If a support worker would like to paint their own item, the cost is $30. Please let us know in advance so we can prepare enough materials.
Payment options:
NDIS participants – invoice available on request
Other options: PayID, Square card machine or cash on the day
To RSVP or find out more, contact Phillip Chalker, 0400 603 367 or email the.blind.creator1@gmail.com
Street Feast is coming to you with a big one!
Join us for a night of food trucks, dessert stalls, boutique retail stalls & music.
Full line up to be announced! Watch this space!
Conference of the Birds artwalk begins in Centenary Park with First Nations' Ceremony, then travels along the Grandridge Rail Trail past musical groups, dance performances & art installations to The Meadows. Here there will be a lantern parade, music & dance followed by a spectacular bonfire. (Wear good walking shoes, rug up well, BYO TORCH & bring something to sit on). The trail is suitable for wheelchairs, prams, bikes & mobility scooters with some small inclines.
Together, the local community will create the art-walk celebrating the natural environment & the valley’s diversity and artistry. It will showcase the many talents in our community & support this creativity as core to our unique arts culture, while celebrating our precious environment.
To take part & participate in the mass dance & or lantern parade at The Meadows, workshops are held every Sunday from 2pm in Boolarra Memorial Hall April – May . There are extra workshops over the school holidays – please check out the website!
