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What's On in 2012
in the Mansfield area
Barjarg, Barwite, Bonnie Doon, Gaffneys Creek, Goughs Bay, Jamieson,
Macs Cove, Maindample, Mansfield, Merton,
Merrijig, Mirimbah, Mt Buller Stirling, Piries, Swanpool, Tolmie and Woods Point
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Contact, visit Mansfield Visitor Information Centre for more Whats On - ph 1300 039 049
Open 9am – 5pm. Visit www.mansfield-mtbuller.com.au
January 2012
· Australia Day Events
· Ongoing events - Day by day events - Find accommodation
Historic Displays
- Mansfield - Mansfield Historical Society, located in the historic old Mansfield Railway Station, has a new exhibition. Open Friday Saturday & Sunday 11am-3pm. Entry by gold coin donation.
- Jamieson - Jamieson and District Historical Society Museum, at the old Jamieson Courthouse, is open 10am-4pm weekends and public holidays until May. View their fantastic photographic and historical displays.
Jamieson “Bimbi” Car and Memorabilia museum. Featuring an incredible display of restored cars and home wares memorabilia, the museum is located on
Waterson Road, Jamieson. Entry by gold coin donation with all proceeds to Mansfield
Hospital, CFA or other local charities. Further details call Steve or Carol on 5777 0733.
Mansfield Zoo - Lion feeding at the Mansfield Zoo is at 5pm every day of the January school holidays. Hand feed most of the animals in the zoo, including the monkeys. Open daily 10am. Don’t miss the chance to see the Chicken Run! See over 400 free range hens and the bus they live in at night!
Daily pass entry so you can come and go as you like on day of entry. Call Bronwen 5777 3576.
Goulburn River High Country Rail Trail is open to walkers, cyclists and horse riders. Head out with the family and enjoy the delights of a trail with spectacular scenery, traversing though farming country and crossing Lake Eildon at Bonnie Doon. Drinking water is limited along the trail so please carry food and water with you. Visit www.victorianrailtrails.com.au for the latest trail updates.
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3D Cinema - Treat yourself to a gold class experience at the Mansfield Armchair Digital Cinema complex at 1 Chenery St. Screening selected latest release movies, some in 3D, visit www.the-mac.com.au or call the Cinema on 5775 2049 for program and session times.
Mansfield Outdoor Pool - Managed by YMCA Victoria in partnership with the Mansfield Shire Council, is open 7 days a week for your convenience. Mon/Wed/Fri 7am-7pm and Tue/Thurs/Sat & Sun 10am -7pm.
MANSFIELD LIBRARY
Tue 24th at 10.15am & 11.30am – School holiday activity primary school children:
Peppertree puppet show.
Bookings essential for school holiday activities. Call the library on 5775 2176.
Every Saturday - Mansfield Produce Swap. Free registration required at event. Attendees can bring excess home grown produce or preserves etc. to swap for others’ excesses. Snowgum Nursery, High St, Mansfield. 10am-12pm.
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Calendar of activities throughout the district
Sun 1 - Merton Picnic Races - for a great day at the races. Dress formal or casual and spend a great day with the locals. Food, horses and fun. An entertaining day - Fashions on the Field, bookmakers, local wines, a publican’s booth (BYO permitted), light refreshments and kids’ activities. Gates open noon. Admission $12 per adult, $5 pensioners, U16 free. Details 0417 810 400 or www.mertonraceclub.com.au
Sun 15- Sun 22 - Mt Buller hosts the Chamber Music Summer School featuring acclaimed Artistic Director Wilma Smith and a number of talented chamber music tutors.
Friday 20th and 3pm on Saturday 21st, 8.30pm- Public performances by some of Australia’s finest chamber musicians in the beautiful surroundings of the Mt Buller Chapel.
Sun 22 - Maindample Trash & Treasure – Run by the Maindample & District
Progress Association at the community park, Main Street, Maindample (opposite the CFA
shed). 8am-1.30pm. Stallholder enquiries, call Jeni on 0401 712 810.
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Thur 26 - AUSTRALIA DAY CELEBRATIONS
from 8.30am - Community celebration in Mansfield township, sausage sizzle and entertainment on the High St median strip.
9am - Mansfield Shire Mayor, Jeff Whyte, will open the official ceremony. Australia Day ambassador Tony Murphy, responsible for the inter-operations of Victoria’s three fire services, will speak before the Flag Raising Ceremony and presentation of Mansfield’s Australia Day Awards. Details - Mansfield Shire Council 5775 8555 or see website www.mansfield.vic.gov.au
3.30pm - Community family fun gathering - Gonzaga Reserve, Old Tolmie Rd Broken River Bridge, organized by the Upper Goulburn Broken River Landcare Group. BYO food and drinks for a BBQ. Enjoy the river, play games and catch up with the locals. Dress - Australiana. Contact Amanda Swaney 0412 071 791, Ged Comerford 0400 525 946.
Sat 28 - Mansfield Bushmarket - A variety of local and regional produce, local wines, preserves, art and craft, locally made furniture and much more! 8am-2.30pm in Highett Street. No dogs permitted
- Bonnie Doon County Market & Car Boot Sale Loads of great produce, bric a brac and old treasures. Held 8.30am-1.30pm, Bonnie Doon Community Centre. Stallholder enquiries 5778 7722.
Further Information: www.mcav.com.au
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February 2012
Historic Displays
- Mansfield - Mansfield Historical Society, located in the historic old Mansfield Railway Station, has a new exhibition. Open Friday Saturday & Sunday 11am-3pm. Entry by gold coin donation.
- Jamieson - Jamieson and District Historical Society Museum, at the old Jamieson Courthouse, is open 10am-4pm weekends and public holidays from Nov-May. View their fantastic photographic and historical displays.
Sat 11- Tolmie Sports Day - a great day for the whole family in a lovely bush setting. Horse, woodchop events, competitions, fun for all ages. Gates open 9am. Details - Programme.
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March 2012
Historic Displays
- Mansfield - Mansfield Historical Society, located in the historic old Mansfield Railway Station, has a new exhibition. Open Friday Saturday & Sunday 11am-3pm. Entry by gold coin donation.
- Jamieson - Jamieson and District Historical Society Museum, at the old Jamieson Courthouse, is open 10am-4pm weekends and public holidays from Nov-May. View their fantastic photographic and historical displays.
Jamieson “Bimbi” Car and Memorabilia museum - featuring an incredible display of restored cars and home wares memorabilia, the museum is located on Waterson Road, Jamieson. Entry by gold coin donation with all proceeds to Mansfield Hospital, CFA or other local charities.
Further details call Steve or Carol on 5777 0733.
MANSFIELD LIBRARY March Program
Thur 1st and 15th 10.30am. Story time for pre-schoolers.
Fri 16th 3pm. Book chat. Join us for a cuppa and a chat about the book of the month.
Tue 20th 3.45pm. Radical Readers Book Club for kids aged 7-12 years old.
Fri 30th 10.30am. Author Gregory Day workshop combining music, poetry and literature.
Bookings 5775 2176
Need internet access? Drop in or call the library on 5775 2176.
Every Saturday
- Mansfield Produce Swap. Free registration required at event.
Attendees can bring excess produce grown or preserves etc. from home to swap for others’
excesses. Snowgum Nursery, High St, Mansfield. 10am-12pm.
Labour Day Weekend
Sat 24 - Mansfield Farmers’ Market- at Mansfield Primary School “Bottom Terrace” off Highett
Street. 8.30am-1pm.Traditional farmers’ market – meat, eggs, honey, olives, bread, cakes and more! Be assured of fresh regional produce. VFMA accredited. www.mansfieldfarmersmarket.com.au
Sat 31 – Bindaree Fete, 10am to 1pm at Bindaree Retirement Village in Highett St. Homemade produce, cakes, plants, books, furniture and bric a brac. Pet show on display with judging at 10.30am. Devonshire tea and sausage sizzle.
Sat 31 and Sun 1 April – Campdraft - at the Mansfield Showgrounds. The excitement kicks off each morning at 8am. Catering and bar facilities available all weekend, and Saturday night dinner and entertainment. Free spectator entry. Further details call Georgina 0429 801446.
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April 2012
· Easter activities
· Rail Trail
The Rail Trail will be open in its entirety from early April. There may be some areas still requiring works.Enjoy the spectacular scenery of North East Victoria while cycling,walking or horse riding the trail. Cross over Lake Eildon on the 385m Bonnie Doon Bridge,traverse through farming country and enjoy the serenity. The trail runs between Mansfield and Tallarook with a spur line to Alexandra, a total of 134kms. Drinking water is limited along the trail so carry food and water with you. See www.victorianrailtrails.com.au for trail updates.
· Historic Displays
- Mansfield - Mansfield Historical Society, located in the historic old Mansfield Railway Station, has a new exhibition - a Timber Industry display. Open Friday, Saturday and Sunday 11am-3pm. Entry by gold coin donation.
- Jamieson - Jamieson and District Historical Society Museum, at the old Jamieson Courthouse - 10am-4pm weekends and public holidays from Nov-May. View the fantastic photographic and historical displays.
· Mansfield Library
- Tues 3rd 11.00am - School holiday activity: Easter Bunnies Bookings essential 5775 2176.
- Thu 5th & 19th 10.30am - Storytime for preschoolers Theme: Easter stories, songs & craft.
- Thu 12th 2.30pm - School holiday activity: Make a bamboo basket.
- Fri 20th 3pm - Book Chat: Adults, join for a cuppa and chat about book of the month.
Every Wed 10.30am - Chess Club welcomes players of every level.
Jamieson “Bimbi” Car & Memorabilia museum, Waterson Road, Jamieson - featuring an incredible display of restored cars and home wares memorabilia. Entry by gold coin donation and all proceeds go to Mansfield Hospital, CFA or other local charities. Further details call Steve or Carol on 5777 0733. Open Friday to Monday 9am-5pm. Closed Good Friday and Anzac Day.
Rent a boat and cruise to a quiet inlet, unpack the picnic basket and enjoy the stunning
scenery, or grab a fishing rod to land that big one! Located Kennedy’s Point – Tow hire and Drive
option available. For bookings call Jeff at Lake Eildon Cruises on 0422 166 986 or view
www.lakeeildoncruises.com.au.
Every Saturday - Mansfield Produce Swap. Snowgum Nursery, High St, Mansfield. 10am-12pm. Free registration required at event. Attendees can bring excess produce grown or preserves etc. from home to swap for other's excesses.
Sun 1 April – Campdraft - at the Mansfield Showgrounds. The excitement kicks off each morning at 8am. Catering and bar facilities available all weekend, and Saturday night dinner and entertainment. Free spectator entry. Further details call Georgina 0429 801446.
Fri 6 – Tue 10 - Easter in the High Country
A range of events and activities to suit all ages. Bushmarkets, art exhibitions, Easter celebrations, open gardens, scenic chairlift rides and much more!
Easter Church Services
Anglican - Uniting Church - Catholic
Lion Feeding at the Mansfield Zoo See the lion feeding 1.30pm every Saturday,Sunday and everyday throughout school holidays. Hand feed most of the animals in the zoo,including the monkeys. Zoo is open every day from 10am. Daily pass entry so you can come and go as you like on day of entry. Why not roll out the swag under the stars with an overnight sleepover at the Mansfield Zoo. Details -Bronwen 5777 3576.
Mansfield Armchair Cinema - Beanbag cinema. Book a beanbag at the Mansfield Armchair Cinema! Something for everyone, with regular screenings of the latest release movies are showing throughout the school holidays.For program and session times visit www.the-mac.com.au/ or call the Cinema on 5775 2049.
Located at 1 Chenery Street, Mansfield.
25 April - Anzac Day services
Mansfield
6am - Dawn Service at the Memorial Gates in Highett St, Mansfield.
10am - Anzac Day March and Service – 9.50am assembly in Highett Street near the RSL Hall.
Bonnie Doon
- Dawn Service at the Memorial followed by a gunfire breakfast.
Jamieson
- Dawn Service at Gerrans Reserve, followed by a gunfire breakfast at Hall.
11am - Anzac Day March and Service concluding at the Courthouse Hotel.
Merrijig - Memorial Ride
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May - Calendar of events
Historic Display
- Mansfield - Mansfield Historical Society, located in the historic old Mansfield Railway Station, has a new exhibition Open Friday Saturday & Sunday 11am-3pm. Entry by gold coin donation.
- Jamieson - Jamieson and District Historical Society Museum, at the old Jamieson Courthouse, is open
10am-4pm weekends and public holidays from Nov-May. View their fantastic photographic and historical displays.
· Rail Trail Open, Mansfield to Bonnie Doon
Enjoy the spectacular scenery of North East Victoria while cycling, walking or horse riding along some or all of the 22 km scenic Goulburn River High Country Rail Trail through farming country, and crossing Lake Eildon at Bonnie Doon. Cross over Lake Eildon on the 385m Bonnie Doon Bridge, traverse through farming country and enjoy the serenity. Please be aware that there may be some areas still requiring works.
The trail runs between Mansfield and Tallarook with a spur line to Alexandra, a total of 134kms. Drinking water is limited along the trail so please carry food
and water with you. Refer www.victorianrailtrails.com.au for trail updates. Drinking water is limited along the trail so please carry food and water with you. Refer www.victorianrailtrails.com.au for Trail updates.
· Petanque every Saturday at Picnic Point, Goughs Bay - 3.30pm to 5pm. An ideal chance to enjoy the great outdoors! BYO chair and drinks. Boules can be supplied. Open to all ages.
· Mansfield Armchair Cinemas - For program and session times visit www.the-mac.com.au/ or call the Cinema on 5775 2049. 1 Chenery Street, Mansfield.
· “Bimbi” Car and Memorabilia Museum. An incredible display of restored cars and home wares memorabilia at Waterson Road, Jamieson. Entry by gold coin donation and all proceeds to Mansfield Hospital, CFA or other local charities. Call Steve or Carol on 5777 0733. Open Friday to Monday 9am-5pm.
· Mansfield Produce Swap – Every Saturday 10am-12pm. Free event, registration required at event. Bring excess produce grown at home or preserves etc made at home to swap for others’ excess. Fruit, vegetables, herbs, seeds, baked and preserved goods. At Snowgum Nursery, 120 High Street, Mansfield.
· Chess Club welcomes players of every level, Weds 10.30am, Mansfield Library, Collopy St.
· High Country Maze is open every weekend in May. Hunt for gnomes or just explore the delightful gardens. Open 10am-5pm, 678 Piries-Gough’s Bay Rd. Entry $10 adults, $5 kids.
· Lion feeding at the Mansfield Zoo is 1.30pm every Saturday, Sunday and public holidays.
Zoo is open every day from 10am. For details call Bronwen 5777 3576.
· Mansfield Library
Thur 3rd & 17th 10.30am -Preschoolers Storytime Theme: “Mothers Day” Bookings essential.
Tue 8th 3.45pm - Mothers Day activity. Join in the fun! Bookings 5775 2176
Tue 15th 3.45pm -Radical Readers Junior Book Club for children 7-12 yrs.
Fri 18th 3pm -“Book Chat”. Join for a chat about our book of the month over a cup of tea.
Fri 25th 2pm -Mother Goose resumes weekly until end term- Bookings essential 5775 1933
Need internet access? - Drop in or call the library on 5775 2176.
Sat 5– SUSTAINABLE HOUSE TOUR - Enjoy a self drive tour viewing three sustainable houses around Mansfield. Morning tea included. Chat to the owners about what it is really like to live in a sustainable
house - the good, the bad and the brilliant! 9.45am start. Bookings essential call 0417 319 879.
Sat 5 & Sun 6 – OPEN STUDIO - Visit Studio Kanderfield or try your hand at pottery at a weekend workshop. All materials, lunch and refreshments provided. Workshop 9am-4pm, Gallery 10.30am-4.30pm.
Call Wendy 0418 392 805 or view www.wendyjagger.com. Located 36 Dundas Court, Mansfield.
Sun 6- Maindample Trash & Treasure & BBQ. Pick up a bargain 8am -1pm at the Community Park, Main St, Maindample. Stall holder enquiries call Jeni 0401 712810.
Wed 9 - COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS EXPO – Showcasing the diverse range of activities and services in the Mansfield district; the Mansfield Community Connections Expo, hosted by MACE and the Mansfield Shire
Council, welcomes everyone. High Street from 10am-2pm.
Sat 12– LIVE MUSIC - Get your dancing shoes on for a fantastic night at the Commercial Hotel
Mansfield featuring popular GV band ‘SMAC’. Dinner from 6pm, with music kicking off about 9.30pm.
- CWA Craft and Produce Market. Wonderful selection of cakes & crafts, produce & preserves. CWA Hall, High Street, Mansfield, 10am-2pm. Morning tea available.
Sun 13 - MOTHER’S DAY CLASSIC – Raising money for breast cancer research, join with family and friends for the Mother’s Day Classic. Commencing at the Mansfield Visitor Information Centre at 10am,
choose 1.5km walk/run, 4km walk/run, 8km run and children’s run. Come dressed in pink!
Registration from 9am on the day, or enter online at www.mothersdayclassic.org
Information or offers to assist call Cheryl on 0400 056 434.
Thur 17 – FUNDRAISER - Raising money for Cancer research, a fun morning tea will be held at the
Gough’s Bay Boat Club at 11am. $10 entry includes delightful morning tea, guest speakers and
other fun activities.
Friday 18th May - BRACKET AND JAM – Mansfield’s popular live music night, featuring a host of the best musicians from around the region. Cover charge $8pp. The Produce Store – Bookings 5779 1404.
Fri 18 until 26 - Live production of FOOTLOOSE - a fabulous night of entertainment as MMUDS
presents ‘Footloose’ at the Mansfield Performing Arts Centre.
Performance dates 18th, 19th, 22nd, 24th, 25th & 26th May at 8pm, with matinee show Sunday 20th May at 2pm. Tickets from Wallaby Ritz: $20 Adult, $15 Child/Student. Further details www.mmuds.org.au
Sat 19 - Tolmie Craft and Farmers’ Market. Purchase locally grown produce and
home made products 8am-1pm at the Tolmie Recreation Reserve, a scenic 20 minute drive from
Mansfield. Enquiries call Marg on 5776 2231.
Sat 19 - HIGH COUNTRY RIDDLES – Showcasing cool climate Sparkling wines from boutique vignerons of the Upper Goulburn Wine Region. Enjoy an opportunity to taste exciting, elegant and award winning
wines with canapés to excite the senses. Part of High Country Harvest, North East Victoria’s celebration of food, wine and beer 18th-27th May. To be held at Kinloch Wines, 221 Wairere Road, Booroolite, 3pm. $30pp. For bookings phone 5777 3447. www.highcountryharvest.com.au
Sun 20
- Lions’ Craft Market. Delightful market held median strip opposite the Post Office from 8am-2pm. Stallholders call Kay 5777 3760.
- Million Paws Walk - Botanical Gardens, Mansfield. Registrations start at 9:00 am for a 10:00 am start. The minimum distance will be a 2km track.
A fun day for any animal lover, whether you are a pet owner or not. Funds raised through entry fees and the sale of merchandise help assist the RSPCA to operate its animal shelters, support its Inspectorate services and provide community education on animal welfare issues.
Taking part in the Million Paws Walk is a great way to help animals in need. Each year, the RSPCA in Australia investigates more than 43,000 complaints of animal cruelty and neglect. So brush off your walking shoes, pull out your pet’s leash and bring along your “best friend” to Australia’s premier pet event.For more information on the walk please visit : http://millionpawswalk.com.au/
Thur 24 – The biggest morning tea - The scones are hot and the Jamieson Ladies Craft Group extends an invitation to attend at the Jamieson Hall at 10am. Gold coin donation. All welcome – lucky door prizes.
Saturday 26th May - Mansfield Farmers’ Market. Be assured of fresh regional produce. Located
at Mansfield Primary School “Bottom Terrace” off Highett St. 8.30am-1pm. VFMA accredited.
Sun 27– Visit to Strathbogie Ranges Estate- as part of the High Country Harvest, North East Victoria’s celebration of food, wine and beer. Going straight to the source of the product and experience firsthand. Stroll through the olive groves, harvest and pickle your own olives. Tasting Platter included. 1pm-3pm.
Wed 30 – Participate in the TAFISA World Challenge Day - Mansfield Shire is encouraging residents and visitors to be involved, with the aim to be physically active for 15 minutes between 7am-9pm.
Activities on display in High Street and other locations in the Shire. Call 5775 8555 or view www.mansfield.vic.gov.au Bookings call Alli 0417 319 879. highcountryharvest.com.au
Wed 30 & Thur 31 - Drop off gear for the massive snowgear swap, – Mansfield Secondary College, Performing Arts Centre, View Street, Mansfield, 3.30pm-6pm. On sale, Fri 1st June 5pm-8pm & Sat 2nd June 8.30am-1pm. Details call David Jagger 5775 2022.
Thur 31– Weaving demonstration of phormium leaves by local artist Karen Pirie.
Hosted at the Mansfield Autistic Centre by the Mansfield Garden Club, starts 7pm. Call Debbie 5775 1645.
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June
Historic Display
- Mansfield - Mansfield Historical Society, located in the historic old Mansfield Railway Station, has a new exhibition. Open Friday Saturday & Sunday 11am-3pm. Entry by gold coin donation.
· Rail Trail Open, Mansfield to Bonnie Doon
Now open between Bonnie Doon and Mansfield. Ride or walk some or all of the 22 km scenic Goulburn River High Country Rail Trail through farming country and crossing Lake Eildon at Bonnie Doon. Drinking water is limited along the trail so please carry food and water with you. Refer www.victorianrailtrails.com.au for Trail updates.
· Petanque every Saturday at Picnic Point, Goughs Bay - 3.30pm to 5pm. An ideal chance to enjoy the great outdoors! BYO chair and drinks. Boules can be supplied. Open to all ages.
· Mansfield Armchair Cinemas - For program and session times visit www.the-mac.com.au/ or call the Cinema on 5775 2049. 1 Chenery Street, Mansfield.
· “Bimbi” Car and Memorabilia Museum. An incredible display of restored cars and home wares memorabilia at Waterson Road, Jamieson. Entry by gold coin donation and all proceeds to Mansfield Hospital, CFA or other local charities. Call Steve or Carol on 5777 0733. Open Friday to Monday 9am-5pm.
· Mansfield Zoo is open every day from 10am with lion feeding 1.30pm every Saturday, Sunday, school and public holidays. Hand feed most animals all day. Entrance fee applies. For details call 5777 3576.
· Looking for another challenge? Pick up a discount voucher at the Mansfield Visitor Information centre for a game of “High Country” mini golf, located in Mansfield and Howqua.
· Mansfield Produce Swap – Every Saturday 10am-12pm. Free event, registration required at event. Bring excess produce grown at home or preserves etc made at home to swap for others’ excess. Fruit, vegetables, herbs, seeds, baked and preserved goods. At Snowgum Nursery, 120 High Street, Mansfield.
· Chess Club welcomes players of every level, Weds 10.30am, Mansfield Library, Collopy St.
· Every Saturday - Mansfield Produce Swap. Bring excess home grown produce or preserves
etc. to swap for other's excesses. Snowgum Nursery, High St, Mansfield. 10am-12pm.
Fri 1st & Sat 2nd - Massive snowgear swap– Mansfield Secondary College, Performing Arts Centre, View Street, Mansfield, Fri 5pm-8pm, Sat 8.30am-1pm. Details call David Jagger 5775 2022.
Queens Birthday Weekend - opening of Snow season, Mt Buller Stirling
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July
· Historic Display - Mansfield - Mansfield Historical Society, located in the historic old Mansfield Railway Station, has a new exhibition. Open Friday Saturday & Sunday 11am-3pm. Entry by gold coin donation.
· Mansfield Library offers a fabulous range of activities and programs for people of all ages – including
internet access. Call the library on 5775 2176 to find out more! Closed Sunday & Monday.
· Mansfield Armchair Cinemas - For program and session times visit www.the-mac.com.au/ or call the Cinema on 5775 2049. 1 Chenery Street, Mansfield.
· Chess Club welcomes players of every level, Weds 10.30am, Mansfield Library, Collopy St.
· Rail Trail Open - Mansfield to Bonnie Doon. Now open between Bonnie Doon and Mansfield. Ride or walk some or all of the 22 km scenic Goulburn River High Country Rail Trail through farming country and crossing Lake Eildon at Bonnie Doon. Drinking water is limited along the trail so please carry food and water with you. Refer www.victorianrailtrails.com.au for Trail updates.
· Mansfield Zoo is open every day from 10am, with lion feeding 1.30pm every Saturday, Sunday, school and public holidays. Hand feed most animals all day. Entrance fee applies. For details call 5777 3576.
Looking for another challenge? Pick up a discount voucher at the Mansfield Visitor Information centre for a game of “High Country” mini golf, located in Mansfield and Howqua.
· “Bimbi” Car and Memorabilia Museum. An incredible display of restored cars and home wares memorabilia at Waterson Road, Jamieson. Entry by gold coin donation and all proceeds to Mansfield Hospital, CFA or other local charities. Call Steve or Carol on 5777 0733. Open Friday to Monday 9am-5pm.
· Mansfield Produce Swap – Every Saturday 10am-12pm. Free event, registration required at event. Bring excess produce grown at home or preserves etc made at home to swap for others’ excess. Fruit, vegetables, herbs, seeds, baked and preserved goods. At Snowgum Nursery, 120 High Street, Mansfield.
· Petanque every Saturday at Picnic Point, Goughs Bay - 3.30pm to 5pm. An ideal chance to enjoy the great outdoors! BYO chair and drinks. Boules can be supplied. Open to all ages.
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August
· Historic Display - Mansfield - Mansfield Historical Society, located in the historic old Mansfield Railway Station, has a new exhibition. Open Friday Saturday & Sunday 11am-3pm. Entry by gold coin donation.
· Mansfield Library offers a fabulous range of activities and programs for people of all ages – including
internet access. Call the library on 5775 2176 to find out more! Closed Sunday & Monday.
· Rail Trail Open, Mansfield to Bonnie Doon
Now open between Bonnie Doon and Mansfield. Ride or walk some or all of the 22 km scenic Goulburn River High Country Rail Trail through farming country and crossing Lake Eildon at Bonnie Doon. Drinking water is limited along the trail so please carry food and water with you. Refer www.victorianrailtrails.com.au for Trail updates.
· Petanque every Saturday at Picnic Point, Goughs Bay - 3.30pm to 5pm. An ideal chance to enjoy the great outdoors! BYO chair and drinks. Boules can be supplied. Open to all ages.
· Mansfield Armchair Cinemas - For program and session times visit www.the-mac.com.au/ or call the Cinema on 5775 2049. 1 Chenery Street, Mansfield.
· Daily throughout August – Mansfield Zoo is open every day from 10am with lion feeding 1.30pm every Saturday, Sunday, school and public holidays. Hand feed most animals all day. Entrance fee applies. For details call 5777 3576. Great family fun!
· Looking for another challenge? Pick up a discount voucher at the Mansfield Visitor Information centre for a game of “High Country” mini golf, located in Mansfield and Howqua.
· “Bimbi” Car and Memorabilia Museum. An incredible display of restored cars and home wares memorabilia at Waterson Road, Jamieson. Entry by gold coin donation and all proceeds to Mansfield Hospital, CFA or other local charities. Call Steve or Carol on 5777 0733. Open Friday to Monday 9am-5pm.
· Mansfield Produce Swap – Every Saturday 10am-12pm. Free event, registration required at event. Bring excess produce grown at home or preserves etc made at home to swap for others’ excess. Fruit, vegetables, herbs, seeds, baked and preserved goods. At Snowgum Nursery, 120 High Street, Mansfield.
· Chess Club welcomes players of every level, Weds 10.30am, Mansfield Library, Collopy St.
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September
Historic Display - Mansfield Historical Society, located in the historic old Mansfield Railway Station, will run a display showcasing significant historical events in Mansfield, Mansfield’s Timeline and an ongoing Railway feature. Open every Friday, Saturday & Sunday 11am – 3pm. Gold coin entry donation.
· Rail Trail Open, Mansfield to Bonnie Doon
The Rail Trail is open every day of the year for walkers, cyclists and horse riders. Enjoy the spectacular scenery of North East Victoria while traversing through farming country and crossing Lake Eildon at Bonnie Doon on the 20km open section from Mansfield to Bonnie Doon. The GRHCRT is currently under construction from Tallarook to Bonnie Doon with a spur line to Alexandra. When finished later this year the trail will be 134km long, one of the longest and most picturesque in Australia. Drinking water is limited along the trail so please carry food and water with you. Refer www.victorianrailtrails.com.au for trail updates.
· Petanque every Saturday at Picnic Point, Goughs Bay - 3.30pm to 5pm. An ideal chance to enjoy the great outdoors! BYO chair and drinks. Boules can be supplied. Open to all ages.
· Mansfield Armchair Cinemas - For program and session times visit www.the-mac.com.au/ or call the Cinema on 5775 2049. 1 Chenery Street, Mansfield.
· “Bimbi” Car and Memorabilia Museum. An incredible display of restored cars and home wares memorabilia at Waterson Road, Jamieson. Entry by gold coin donation and all proceeds to Mansfield Hospital, CFA or other local charities. Call Steve or Carol on 5777 0733. Open Friday to Monday 9am-5pm.
· Mansfield Produce Swap – Every Saturday 10am-12pm. Free event, registration required at event. Bring excess produce grown at home or preserves etc made at home to swap for other's excess. Fruit, vegetables, herbs, seeds, baked and preserved goods. At Snowgum Nursery, 120 High Street, Mansfield.
· Chess Club welcomes players of every level, Weds 10.30am, Mansfield Library, Collopy St.
· Lion feeding at the Mansfield Zoo is at 1.30pm every Saturday, Sunday and school holidays. Hand
feed most of the animals in the zoo, including the monkeys. Open daily 10am.
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October
Historic Display
- Mansfield - Mansfield Historical Society, located in the historic old Mansfield Railway Station, has a new exhibition. Open Friday Saturday & Sunday 11am-3pm. Entry by gold coin donation.
· Rail Trail Open, Mansfield to Bonnie Doon
Now open between Bonnie Doon and Mansfield. Ride or walk some or all of the 22 km scenic Goulburn River High Country Rail Trail through farming country and crossing Lake Eildon at Bonnie Doon. Drinking water is limited along the trail so please carry food and water with you. Refer www.victorianrailtrails.com.au for Trail updates.
· Petanque every Saturday at Picnic Point, Goughs Bay - 3.30pm to 5pm. An ideal chance to enjoy the great outdoors! BYO chair and drinks. Boules can be supplied. Open to all ages.
· Mansfield Armchair Cinemas - For program and session times visit www.the-mac.com.au/ or call the Cinema on 5775 2049. 1 Chenery Street, Mansfield.
· “Bimbi” Car and Memorabilia Museum. An incredible display of restored cars and home wares memorabilia at Waterson Road, Jamieson. Entry by gold coin donation and all proceeds to Mansfield Hospital, CFA or other local charities. Call Steve or Carol on 5777 0733. Open Friday to Monday 9am-5pm.
· Mansfield Produce Swap – Every Saturday 10am-12pm. Free event, registration required at event. Bring excess produce grown at home or preserves etc made at home to swap for others’ excess. Fruit, vegetables, herbs, seeds, baked and preserved goods. At Snowgum Nursery, 120 High Street, Mansfield.
· Chess Club welcomes players of every level, Weds 10.30am, Mansfield Library, Collopy St.
· Lion feeding at the Mansfield Zoo. 1.30pm every Saturday and Sunday in October. Hand feed most of the animals in the zoo, including the monkeys. Open daily 10am. Call Bronwen 5777 3576.
· Bonnie Doon Community Centre Events - www.bonniedoon.net.au
· Justice of the Peace - available each Thursday at the Mansfield Police Station 12 noon-3pm for signing and witnessing of documents.
· Mansfield Aquatics is now open for learn to swim classes, aqua aerobics, private bookings,
club and school bookings and public recreational swimming. For class and session times –
see www.mansfieldaquatics.com.au or call 5779 1857.
High Country Festival and Spring Arts 2012
Highlights include the Wildfire Fireworks extravaganza, Grand parade, Spring Arts Walk, open gardens, music and live performances.
Cup Day brings a fitting finale to an action packed festival program with the popular
Mansfield Picnic Cup Race meeting. See the program at www.highcountryfestival.com.au
or pick up a festival program at the Mansfield Visitor Centre.
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November 2012
Historic Display - Mansfield - Mansfield Historical Society, located in the historic old Mansfield Railway Station, has a new exhibition. Open Friday Saturday & Sunday 11am-3pm. Entry by gold coin donation.
Mansfield Zoo - Lion feeding will be 1.30pm every Saturday and Sunday. Hand feed most of the
animals in the zoo, including the monkeys. See the Chicken Run! See over 400 free range hens and the bus they live in at night! Open daily 10am. Call Bronwen on 5777 3576.
Mansfield Armchair Cinema
- call 5775 2049 or see website for details of this month's screening sessions.
Sat
- Mansfield A & P Society Show - full details on website http://www.mansfieldaandpsociety.com.au/mansfield-ap-show.html
Starts 9am. Mansfield Showgrounds, Mt Battery Road, Mansfield.
A long tradition of being a great day out, featuring all sorts of things for the family. Showcasing the best of Mansfield. Entry: $10.00 Adult, 12 -17 years $5, U12 FOC.
Displays and events galore
Wood chopping, displays by the CFA, Police Force, the SES and much more.
Stalls: Local produce, local businesses.
Animal Displays: Animal Nursery, Sheep shearing, Working Dogs, cattle, goats, sheep, poultry, Rabbits, Mice, Guinea pigs.
Dog events: Dog Jump; Dressed up Dog - Small & Large; Small Dog Dash & Large Dog Race
Novelty Events: Keg Throwing Competition (over 18 years old only), Chuck A Chook Competition, Lolly Scramble, Children’s Races, Best Decorated Bike - under 12.
Pavilion displays: Arts and Crafts, Home made cooking, fleece, Wine making competition, Garden Produce, Dairy Produce, Floriculture, Writing, Art, Pottery (ceramics), Spinning and Weaving, Photography, Knitting, Sewing, Craft and Needlework.
Food stalls, bar,Entertainment: Sideshow Alley, Live music
Mansfield A&P Society Inc. PO Box 304, Mansfield, Victoria 3724
Showground phone: 03 5775 1858 (Note: phone is only attended the day before and during an event)
Secretary: email
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December
Historic Display
- Mansfield - Mansfield Historical Society, located in the historic old Mansfield Railway Station, has a new exhibition. Open Friday Saturday & Sunday 11am-3pm. Entry by gold coin donation.
Sat 31 - New Year’s Eve Fun for All
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