Join us for our Biggest Morning High Tea and fundraising for the Cancer Council.
For $35 a ticket, you can enjoy bottomless tea and coffee, plus a delicious 10-piece morning tea with sweet and savoury treats including petite fours, gourmet sausage rolls, mini quiches, scones with jam and cream, finger sandwiches and more.
$5 from every ticket goes directly to the Cancer Council.
Bookings are essential. Secure your spot at reception or call 5174 2156.
Let’s make a difference together, one cuppa at a time!
Category: Food and Wine
Faulty Towers the Dining Experience
Join us for the original multi award winning West End sensation taking the world by storm.
Basil, Manuel and Sybil are in town – and they’re bringing a healthy dose of mayhem to your door. Fully immersive, highly interactive and completely original, this is the show where anything can happen and usually does – and with 70% of the show improvised, it’s never the same twice. With two hours of comedy, three courses of food, and universal acclaim the world over, expect chaos, laughs, and a brilliant night out.
‘Nothing Faulty About This” – Fringe Review
‘Uproarious comedy’ – Melbourne Observer
‘Eat, drink and laugh sensation’ – The Daily Telegraph
Don’t be fooled by any imitations, experience the world’s ♯1 experience today!
Arrival from 6.30pm for a 7pm show start.
All tickets include a 3-course dinner and 2-hour interactive show.
Seating will be allocated according to booking groups, so please book tickets together with those you wish to be seated with.
This event includes a set menu by Duart Homestead – a 70’s inspired soup, main and dessert.
Please advise any dietary requirements in advance. While we will try to accommodate requests, not all dietary needs can be guaranteed. Bar will be open with drinks available at bar price.
For assistance with seating arrangements, dietary or accessibility requirements, please contact our Box Office on 5176 3333.
Traralgon CWA Bake Sale and Trash & Treasure
The Traralgon Country Women’s Association will hold their Bake Sale and Trash & Treasure event just in time for Mother’s Day.
There’s nothing like a ‘taste of home’ with freshly baked goods by the CWA ladies.
Find a hidden treasure and bag yourself a bargain at the Trash & Treasure.
Mother’s Day High Tea
Celebrate Mother’s Day in Style at All Occasions Wedding & Functions Gippsland!
Join us on 10th May 2026 for a Mother’s Day High Tea at All Occasions Wedding & Functions Gippsland. Treat your mum (or yourself!) to an elegant afternoon of delicious food, live music from Joel Calima.
Seating Time:
12:00 pm
12:30 pm
1:00 pm
Traditional High Tea – $69
A choice of Mimosa or Sparkling Butterfly Lemonade on arrival
A selection of cakes, finger sandwiches, savoury delights, scones with jam and cream, unlimited tea and coffee
Kids High Tea – $25
Cheesy Pinwheels, sausage roll, sandwiches
fairy bread stars, vanilla cupcake, strawberry and marshmallow skewer
Kids pack included
The bar will also be open for additional drink purchases.
Bookings Are Essential as Seating is Limited
Don’t miss out on this special Mother’s Day celebration!
International Rose Garden Festival
The International Rose Garden Festival Morwell continues to grow in strength and popularity.
Held in mid-November to showcase the roses and garden in season and in full bloom, the festival program has evolved to deliver family-friendly activities and entertainment across multiple days.
Showcasing the international award-winning Rose Garden in the heart of Morwell and celebrating the work of the Friends of the Rose Garden Volunteers, the 2026 Festival promises to be a blooming spectacle of colour and light for all ages.
Visitors can explore the roses, take part in a range of free activities, treat their taste buds to a traditional Devonshire Tea at the CWA marquee or partake in retail therapy at the garden and market stalls.
The festival kick’s off on Friday night with food trucks, roving performers and a kid’s disco with DJ Nige from 6.30pm. On Saturday, parents and kids are in for a treat with Costa the Gnome, dirtgirl and scrapboy from dirtgirlworld, performing their grubby bucket live stage show and hosting a Storytime! Novice gardeners are invited to participate in the cut rose competition for the chance to win great prizes.
Festival partner AGL Loy Yang, presents the Night Light Installation during the evenings. Explore the garden at night when the roses are transformed into a kaleidoscope of colour from hundreds of fairy lights, festoons and LED lights. The popular roving insect puppets return and visitors are encouraged to find the giant animal and insect lanterns scattered throughout the garden.
Rug up, enjoy a picnic amongst the roses with food from the festival food trucks and chill out to the tunes from local musicians.
This event has free entry and the full program can be found on the event website.
Traralgon Farmers Market
Held on the 4th Saturday of the month rain, hail or shine in the iconic Kay Street Gardens.
Run by the Traralgon Lions Club, the Farmer’s Market has become a favourite destination for fresh fruit and vegetables and beautifully handmade products.
By shopping at farmers markets, customers are guaranteed access to quality, freshly-harvested produce whilst supporting local farmers, and putting money directly back into the local community. PLEASE NOTE that our market is not a craft market.
Upcoming Markets:
- Saturday 23 May
- Saturday 27 June
- Saturday 25 July
- Saturday 26 August
- Saturday 26 September
- Saturday 24 October
- Saturday 28 November
- Wednesday 23 December – Christmas twilight market 3pm – 8pm
List of market stallholders
Glengarry Market
Glengarry Market – Makers, Bakers and Growers
Over 50 stalls with fresh produce, art/craft, metal/woodwork, plants, dog stuff, baby stuff, etc showcasing locally made/grown goods.
Food stalls/vans will be there to feed you on the day along with local cafe Platform 3854 for coffee/snacks.
The market is dog friendly but must be on leashes.
Toilets and playground.
Held on the 3rd Sunday of each month in Main Street, Glengarry.
Future dates:
- Sunday 19 April
- Sunday 17 May
- Sunday 21 June
- Sunday 19 July
- Sunday 16 August
- Sunday 20 September
- Sunday 18 October
- Sunday 15 November
- Sunday 20 December