What's On

Looking for a fun, creative party for your child? Or wanting to unleash your creative side with our Arty Parties for adults? Apply for an Arty Party at Box Hill Community Arts Centre.

Join us for a delightful Devonshire tea experience at Strathdon House and Orchard Precinct.

This multidisciplinary exhibition transforms natural phenomena into installations, using multichannel projection, LED technologies, and material processing to translate collected observations into works that move across scales, from microscopic ecologies to the digital systems that reframe them.

This exhibition is an invitation to let imagination run free.

Dance for Fitness is the perfect way to have fun and get fit at the same time. Viona will pump up the tunes and get your heart racing as she steps you through some cool and groovy dance steps.

Find the street where you live amongst these land auction posters on display from across Whitehorse. See suburban dreams reproduced through bold illustrations.

Do you remember when milk, bread and ice were delivered to houses? When people drove Beetles and Kombi Vans? Come along to this display, a nostalgic look back at days long gone.

You’ll learn how to craft the perfect loaf using the time-honoured process of fermentation.

Join us for the healthAbility Repair Café. Do you have broken items sitting around your house that could be given a new lease on life?

A display curated from the Whitehorse Art Collection and paired with archival documents from the Box Hill Historical Society.

A display by Box Hill Historical Society, of people's memories of their house and the local street in which they lived. Find this display also at the annual Books Galore...and more!

Create your own traditional terracotta cooler in this hands-on workshop

Explore the fascinating stories behind street names around Strathdon House Precinct in this volunteer-led exhibition.

Former Box Hill resident, William Gillies died in 1925 and lies in an unmarked grave. See the unveiling of a plaque, in gratitude for the magnificent bequest he left to the Victorian school children.

Enjoy a fun filled day exploring heritage trades and crafts, old-fashioned games and races for the kids, live music, giant bubbles, animal farm, sausage sizzle, Devonshire teas, home-made cake stall and coffee cart. Not to be missed is the Working Dogs display.

Ever wondered when and why streets were named as they are? Explore the backgrounds to local street names with expert guides from Box Hill & Surrey Hills Historical Societies.