10 November, 2019 – 29 February, 2020
Head out to the Gippsland Vehicle Collection for their new Cars that Changed the World. Opening day is on Sunday 10th November and the display continues through to the end of February 2020. The musuem is open Fri, Sat, Sun and Mon 10am to 4pm and daily over school holidays.
16 November, 2019
The original road warriors, The Waifs have built a career out of continually circling Australia and the globe for the past 25 years with their folk-rock style of music. We hope you’ve got a ticket because this concert is SOLD OUT! Book your accommodation now…
23 November, 2019
“The Chocolate Diet” is David Strassman’s new show, a hilarious look at our obsession with sweets and lollies, a send up of our failed diets, and Ted E Bare’s drama with his self image and lifelong eating problem. Strassman is one of Australia’s favourite comedian’s, a master of his art. Once again, he delivers the ultimate night out.
30 November, 2019
Elegant and expansive, Mozart’s Piano Concerto No 22 delights with its subtle beauty and an ever-present gift for melody. To perform it with MCO, one of Australia’s best loved and most charismatic pianists, Stefan Cassomenos. Includes Haydn’s 98th Symphony and music of Cimarosa & Beethoven. Limited tickets so bookings are essential!
17 November, 2019
One of the all-time greats of Australian country music returns to Gippsland, appearing at the Sale Memorial Hall with a ute load of NEW tracks inspired by years spent touring the backroads of Australia.
If you are planning a day trip from Mansi to Lakes Entrance this is the perfect way to spend your day. Gliding across the smooth sands of the ninety mile beach is both exhilarating and relaxing.
Lakes Entrance Segway Adventures state-of-the-art Segway machines, with off-road tyres fitted, will have you riding like a pro in no time.
John Brady Wood Sculpture Gallery located at 4176 Princes Hwy, Fulham, Vic.
Open 9:30am – 4:30pm weekends, public holidays or by appointment.
Phone 0409 187 590 or 0422 393 040
The Bundalaguah Myrtlebank Hall, better known as the “Bundy Hall”, is located between Sale and Maffra. Saved from permanent closure in 2013, the not-for-profit venue now hosts quality live music events by local, interstate and international artists. Experience exceptional sound through the specially engineered 4-way active sound system.
This multi-award winning venue (formerly known as the Esso BHP Billiton Wellington Entertainment Centre) provides outstanding facilities and services for touring theatre performances, corporate events, local theatre groups, social gatherings, wedding receptions, parties, conventions, exhibitions and more.
Head over to Sale Cinema and enjoy your movie !
Colonial Governments in Victoria built Powder Magazines to provide safe conditions for the storage of explosive powder which was used by the gold mining industry.
The Sale Historical Museum, located in Foster Street Sale in the original borough of Sale offices showcases local history and life in Sale from its beginnings as “Flooding Creek”.
The Gippsland Armed Forces Museum highlights the role played by Gippslanders in our Defence Forces.
The Museum is open Saturday, Sunday, Monday, 10am till 4pm.