Uncover fascinating stories of past lives on this self-guided tour of 2 historic cemeteries. Explorer William Hovell, founding fathers of Goulburn, those who met with tragic accidents, convicts and many more people are buried in the peaceful cemeteries with views of the river. Access tour information on your phone through QR codes on-site or download […]
Visit Goulburn Wetlands to view a restored ecosystem providing crucial habitat for local wildlife. Friends and Residents of Goulburn Swamplands have worked to transform this site from a brick pit to a healthy wetland and natural stormwater treatment system. Enjoy the walking and cycling trails of the 13 hectare site and venture to the viewing […]
Trained under Colonial Architect Edmund Blacket, architect and surveyor E C Manfred established his practice in 1879 leaving an extraordinary mark on Goulburn and beyond. His designs range from charming cottages to public landmarks like Goulburn Hospital, Trinity Presbyterian Church, and the Masonic Temple. The Manfred Collection was gifted to the Goulburn District Historical Society […]
The 2026 Canberra and Region Heritage Festival is back from Saturday 11 April to Sunday 10 May, with plenty to see across the Goulburn Mulwaree Region. The Canberra and Region Heritage Festival is coordinated by ACT Heritage, part of the ACT Government’s City and Environment Directorate. ACT Heritage works with the community to recognise, protect […]
This exhibition explores the origins of the Rocky Hill War Memorial, built 100 years ago, as a lasting tribute to those from Goulburn and the district who served during the Great War (WWI). Through rarely seen portraits, photographs, and objects from the Museum’s collection, many of which are on public display for the first time, […]
Gallery on Track, nestled in the historic 19th century Railway Barracks of Goulburn, is a vibrant hub of creativity run by local artists. Enjoy the history of this unique space and its garden surrounds, whilst viewing the handcrafted works that reflect the region’s rich artistic spirit. All exhibition items are for sale. Ramp access and […]
The Waterworks, built 1883-1885, was the main supply of water to Goulburn residents until 1977. The grand Victorian Georgian style building represents the innovation and culmination of steam power technology of the late 1800s. The pumphouse still contains the functioning and original Appleby Bros Beam Engine pump and Galloway Boilers. Wander the museum to view […]
Goulburn Parkrun is a free, weekly, five-kilometre timed run open to all ages and abilities. The run is for enjoyment so come along and join in the fun, whatever your pace! Please register before your first run and don't forget to bring a printed copy of your barcode if you want to be timed!
Business 2580 Awards is regarded as the premier business event in the Goulburn Region and are designed to celebrate the businesses in Goulburn and all of their achievements. Nominations are open to everyone to nominate their favourite business – and encouraged to enter one or more categories which can be found here. Businesses owners and […]
The Tarago Medieval Faire is a fantastic day of medieval fun for the whole family. Come along and see Australia's only Historical Solid Lance joust where knights in full armour charge at each other to try and break solid pine lances with real steel tips! You may have seen jousting before, but they doubt you've […]
Explore historic Riversdale and view a rare Scottish Baroque music manuscript from the 1700's, on display for the very first time. Spend a day at Riversdale, a National Trust NSW property with origins as a coach inn and later became home to the Twynam family for almost 100 years. Standing within its original paddocks and […]
The Bungonia Cafe is run by the Bungonia Progress Association along with other local volunteers. It is a not for profit run by the community with all proceeds going to the Bungonia Progress Association INC to help with the costs keeping the hall open to the public. Delicious country cooking including the signature English Big […]
