Deep Art
Deep structures in art are less visible than the surface beauty or impression. Understanding deep art involves finding unseen meanings, categorising, analysing, and critiquing. Mogran Williams explains.
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Living Well
Blends are Better by Far
It makes sense for a winery to not rely on just one grape variety. And blends offer more complexity in the glass than a single grape variety.
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Local Artist Celebrates 26 Years Painting in Daylesford
Daylesford artist Brian Nash is celebrating 26 years of living and painting in the region. To mark the milestone, Brian is exhibiting a collection of works at The Convent Gallery, Daylesford, from 11 October for one month.
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Rise to the Occasion at the 2025 Lyonville Bake Off
The ovens are warming and the mixing bowls are out – the 2025 Lyonville Bake Off is set to be the most exciting yet! Join the fun on Sunday 26 October from 10:30am to 3:30pm at Lyonville Hall, Bremner Avenue, for a day filled with delicious treats, community cheer, and country creativity.
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Chamber Poets Woodend
People come from far and wide for Woodend’s Chamber Poets. It’s an afternoon of moving poetry,...
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Four Reasons Why Kenya is Calling
The Wombat Post’s Raquel Stevens has a new job with Golf Journeys, a tough assignment that takers her around Australia and around the world. She recently visited Kenya and shares her experience with readers.
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Daylesford Museum Opens New Exhibition: Hatch – Match – Despatch
Daylesford Museum has a new exhibition, Hatch – Match – Despatch, which explores three of life’s most significant milestones – birth, partnering, and passing – through objects, photographs and stories drawn from the museum’s collection.
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Opportunities for Creatives and Community Leaders in Macedon
Community groups and individuals across the Macedon Ranges have two new opportunities to get involved in Victoria’s creative life – by presenting local performances or by stepping into leadership roles on major cultural boards.
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Chardonnay
While riesling and semillon date back to early settler’s time in Australia, chardonnay has only a short history of around 60 plus years. The wines depend very much on the varietal, the growing conditions and the winemaking techniques.
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All Aboard the Gardens Special
Daylesford Spa Country will be running trains to two iconic open gardens in Musk on Saturday October 11. The event is a fund-raiser for Phoenix @ The Rex.
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2025 Daylesford Rotary Art Show: Celebrating Art and Community
The Rotary Club of Daylesford is excited to announce the return of the Daylesford Rotary Art Show, one of the most anticipated art events in the region.
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Can Hacking be Art?
Getting hacked becomes the inspiration for poetry, art and a theatre performance.
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