trees with handmade fairy doors stuck to them
FlackPTO gallery.
Musician Performing
An old handheld telephone with a book.
tree branches will wool entwinded around them, all different colours
fiona ross sound bathing with participants lying down
A band called the Martini Set
Aerial image of the Garden of St Erth in Blackwood. The image inclues the homestead and gardens.

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Hide and Seek Festival

Moorabool

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Festivals & celebrations

Moorabool Shire

Main Street,
Bacchus Marsh VIC 3340

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  • Until 10 Nov

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A vibrant celebration that unfolds every two years, blending music, art, nature, and food to foster connection, joy, and fresh experiences for both locals and visitors. This dynamic festival spotlights the finest local artists across the charming regional towns of Ballan, Gordon, Blackwood, Bacchus Marsh, Greendale, Myrniong, and Leigh Creek. With something to delight everyone, this year's festival invites you to explore the hidden treasures of Moorabool Shire over 10 unforgettable days.

Content: Moorabool Shire Council

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