EVENTS
vinylscapes
You don’t have to go to A tokyo or berlin Music club to listen to great vinyl
Shamelessly stolen (with permission) from Howie who first presented Vinylscapes at The Curious Rabbit in Wagga Wagga, Vinylscapes Natimuk is a relaxed music event where people bring vinyl records from their collection to listen to with others. Featuring guest music collectors and others, vinyl record listening parties are a great way to spend a winter’s evening with friends. If you don’t have vinyl, that’s OK, there will be a selection available if you’d like to choose a track to play.
Wine available at the bar.
Learn art At The Goat
Coming soon:
Learn to draw for beginners: Learn the basics of drawing and how to use a range of drawing materials to produce work you will be proud of!
Art Club: Bring your supplies and make art in an informal and social setting.
The Nati Zine-Machine: Get together with other zinsters and make some zines.
Drawing with an iPad: Learn how you can use an iPad to explore visual ideas before working with paint and canvas.
Crafternoons: A great way to spend time with friends (or meet new ones) on a winter’s day, while getting some of those craft projects finished!
If you have an idea for a workshop or would like to share your skills with others, do get in touch and we can discuss your ideas.
Previous events.
Feather Flower Workshop + Dyurrite Walk | June 1, 2025
Join us for a powerful day of cultural connection and creativity on Wotjobaluk Country as part of Reconciliation Week: Bridging Now to Next.
This event is focused on reconciliation, healing, slowing down, listening and learning, and is a partnership between ACT Natimuk, Wurega Aboriginal Corporation, Goat Gallery, and the Gariwerd Wimmera Reconciliation Network. It aims to strengthen relationships and understanding in the community between First Peoples and non-Indigenous people by spending time and creating work together, and learning from each other.
In the spirit of reconciliation, this event aims to be friendly, welcoming, and culturally safe. Attendees should be respectful of First Peoples cultural lores and values.
Workshop: Learn the art of feather flower making with respected Wadi Wadi/Yorta Yorta/Ngarrindgeri artist Aunty Glenda Nicholls — Aunty Glenda will guide you through the technique of making the flowers, as well as her belief in paying respects to birds and animals.
10:00am–12:45pm
Goat Gallery, 87a Main St, Natimuk
Full: $35 | Concession: $20 (includes lunch)
Dyurrite Walk: Then join Wotjobaluk/Djubagalk/Jadawadjali artist Gail Harradine for a walk and talk at Dyurrite.
1:15pm–2:15pm
FREE – but registration required
Join 1 or both. Registration is required for all options. We'll send an info sheet with further details after registration.