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Discover the best events and make the most of your time next 30-days in Beechworth. From art to sports and more, we have the biggest event range and best discovery experience, there's something for everyone.

HotHouse presents Bach and the Bard at the Beechworth Town Hall. Expect moments of magic.

Create your own character art with artist Valerie Crosse. Learn figure drawing, painting and collage in this fun, hands-on teen workshop.

Yin yoga and Sound Immersion
Australia’s favourite gravel cycling event: The MAAP Beechworth Granite Classic. Epic rides, live music, party vibes and a podium-free celebration.
Test ride the Diverge 4 | The Ultimate Getaway Vehicle ⚡️⛰️
Watch the Left Write Hook documentary at Beechworth Secondary College Tues 21 April 2026
Liv Cartledge Live + Intimate, a listening showcase of Liv's anticipated debut album “How’s The View”, a collection of new songs, built on truth rather than shine; tracing the messy, beautiful corners of home, heartbreak, loss, love, and learning to laugh through the chaos.

Bumpy - Live + Intimate at Old Stone Hall. This isn’t just a performance; it’s an invitation to connect with a powerful body of work that explores place, family, and culture.
Rabbits don’t stop at property boundaries, making it impossible to address the problem individually. To make a real difference to the rabbit population in and around Beechworth township we need to work together. This session aims to provide people with information about when and what to do on your property to reduce the rabbit population. Learn from Agriculture Victoria and Indigo Shire Council staff about rabbit biology and behaviour, the impact of high rabbit populations on the local community and the natural environment, and best practice control options in urban and peri-urban settings.
A free, practical workshop to help you spot misinformation, fact-check with confidence, and respond with respect. In a world where trust in media, facts, and information feels shakier than ever, how do we separate what's real from what isn't, and what does it mean for our communities when we can't? This initiative is supported by the Australian Library and Information Association (ALIA) and the Office for Social Cohesion within the Department of Home Affairs.
Have you recently been diagnosed, or currently grappling with a life-changing diagnosis, and feel lost amongst the ocean of doctors' appointments, treatment options, and questions about what is right for you? This workshop is designed to empower individuals and their families who are facing a life-changing illness by helping them navigate care with confidence. This workshop is free, but we highly recommend that you purchase the workbook, which will be used throughout the sessions. (a couple could share) Special discount price of just $10 (RRP$35)
Lloyd Spiegel is an Australian bluesman, a guitarist by trade and a storyteller by nature. His performances move effortlessly between jaw-dropping guitar work, powerful vocals, humour, and deeply human moments, creating shows that feel personal, generous, and completely alive in the room. With ten albums to his name and an international touring career spanning North America, Europe, Japan, and beyond, Lloyd is equally respected on world-class festival stages and in intimate listening rooms. At home in Australia, he is recognised as a trailblazer for blues music and has been named among the 50 greatest Australian guitarists of all time. Whether playing to thousands or a quiet, attentive audience, Lloyd Spiegel has a rare gift for connection — making every performance feel like a shared experience, and every listener feel part of the story.