What's on in Warburton Valley? Use our 2018 events guide, plan ahead, mark your diary!
Have a new event? Post it on the noticeboard We will pick up the info from there and help you promote your event. Visitors should also look at the related tourism info page things to do in Warburton.
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To help you plan ahead for your weekend Warburton market fix :) Note most markets not running in January. -
We call this corner 'Ralph Ballard's Community Wrap'- Ralph is an active networker and supporter of local community events. We'll post updates from Ralph here -
Amnesty International Upper Yarra Group has changed its meeting day and venue. We are now meeting on the last Saturday of the month at 10am at the Community Space behind the shops in Warburton. Please call Sue on 0404 860 820 or contact via email if interested in coming to a meeting. -
(No screening in January) 2nd Tuesday every month at Upper Yarra Arts Centre, 3409 Warburton Highway, Warburton Victoria 3799. Ph 03 5966 4500. NOW ALSO 3rd Tuesday of every month at The Memo, Healesville. -
Tea Cozy Competition & Exhibition - Wonderful tea cozies created by local knitters -
The Warby Artisans & Produce Market is on the first Sunday or every month except January. Quality products handcrafted, home grown & home baked by local Yarra Valley Artisans. -
30Mar -8th April Solo Art Exhibition by Kingary Pinska -
Mark your diary for 24 February 2019 for the next run. -
Celebrate the 16th Oxfam Trailwalker Melbourne event in 2018.The stunning Melbourne trail kicks off in the outskirts of the Melbourne CBD, winding its way through the densely forested Dandenong Ranges and Yarra Valley National Parks, before pouring out into the sweeping plains of the Warburton Valley. -
The 35th Warburton Film Festival will be held at the Warburton Arts Centre June 2018. Details provided on YRFS website. The festival includes the annual 'Show us your shorts' competition which forms an important part of the Warburton Film Festival. Our aim is to showcase emerging filmmakers (Australia wide and in the Yarra Ranges) and encourage young people in our region to pick up a camera and tell creative and original moving image stories.
