Kangaroo Valley Pioneer Village museum lays on approximately 1 hectare of bushland with buildings built in the style of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Stocked with artefacts, memories and memorabilia from the early 1800's it is a genuine display of the life and time of the early settlement in the area and reflective of that across Australia in the times. The museum has talking history and visual displays. Visit the dairy, forge, school house, settler’s cottage, Archie Chittick Museum,... Read more

Weekly Kids Art Classes, Birthday Parties and School Holiday Camps! Use your Creative Kids Vouchers and come on down! Art Classes: Tuesdays and Wednesdays 4.15pm-5.15pm Ages: 5-12 years Lessons may include exploring sculpture, self portraits , personal murals, puppet making, printing, painting and clay and much more! A range of vibrant materials including paints, clay, recycled objects coloured paper, coloured rice, dyes, wood, are used to explore process art, where the emphasis is on developing... Read more

Goulburn Show is the premier event on the Goulburn calendar and remains one of the single largest community events in the Goulburn Mulwaree region each year. Goulburn Show is held on the 1st full weekend of March each year, running over two days, it showcases the very best of Goulburn and surrounds, including some of the most successful breeders in Australia. Alongside these are competitions for art, crafts, photography and many more, not forgetting the hobby and commercial stalls all displaying... Read more

Goulburn Regional Art Gallery is administered by Goulburn Mulwaree Council. Since 1990 the Goulburn Regional Art Gallery has been situated in a purpose-built 200sq m Phillip Cox designed building at the Civic Centre, but originally the gallery was located at 260 Sloane Street, in the old police station and courthouse. It is the largest and only regional art gallery within a 100 km radius. Its permanent collection includes more than 300 works, representing a diverse and rich range of artists from... Read more