Performers wanted for upcoming Seymour production
Seymour Performers Workshop is working on its production of Annie and is looking for keen performers to take part.
The production, originally planned for November 2021 but postponed, will see some returning cast members from...
Mamma Mia takes to the stage in Broadford
Mamma Mia is set to take to the stage in Broadford this week, with the Broadford Amateur Theatrical Society, BATS, putting on a show for the first time in almost three years.
Seven performances, all...
Wallan baby show proves to be more than just a show
By Tricia Mifsud
Babies and toddlers from near and far came together on May 18 for the Baby Show Time event in Wallan.
Running for the past seven years, Baby Show Time provides an opportunity for...
Climate Council: Nicholls most at-risk electorate in Australia
By Colin MacGillivray
DATA released by the Climate Council identifies Nicholls as the most at-risk electorate in Australia for the effects of climate change, with a quarter of the region’s homes projected to be uninsurable...
Kilmore Art Expo, busking championships draw record crowds
By Colin MacGillivray
ORGANISERS of Kilmore Art Expo and Kilmore Regional Busking Championships are thrilled after a record-breaking weekend.
Rotary Club of Southern Mitchell operate both the art expo and busking championships on the same weekend...
Seymour Railway Heritage Centre’s weekend away in Wimmera
BOOKINGS are now open for Seymour Railway Heritage Centre’s, SRHC, special heritage train through Western Victoria to Murtoa and Beulah on May 21 and 22.
The weekend away will allowed guests to experience the hospitality...
Live music returns to Hanging Rock
More than 1000 people turned out at the base of Hanging Rock, near Woodend, for the 2022 Macedon Ranges Music Festival last month.
The festival, this year celebrating its 10 year anniversary and now at...
Boogie music festival: photo gallery
North Central Review journalist Colin MacGillivray attended the first day of Tallarook's Boogie music festival on Good Friday. Check out some of his best photos in the gallery below.
Boogie bounces back at Tallarook
By Colin MacGillivray
The Boogie music festival’s future in Tallarook appears secure after organisers were overjoyed with new permit conditions for the three-day Easter event.
An old council permit required noise from the festival to be...
Movies under the stars in Mitchell Shire
Autumn movie nights under the stars will take place in Seymour, Wallan and Broadford in coming months.
The series of events is funded by a partnership between Mitchell Shire Council and the State Government.
The family-friendly...