Direct from Off-Broadway and London's West End, the internationally acclaimed A Taste of Ireland Company returns with its flagship production -'A Taste of Ireland - The Irish Music & Dance Sensation' - touring Australia in 2026. Laugh, cry, and jig into the night with a production that is Celtic, for this generation.
Performed by former World Irish dance champions, and featuring dancers from Lord of the Dance, Riverdance, and the recent West End cast of Eireann, 'A Taste of Ireland' brings the spirit and energy of modern Ireland to life with a pint of Irish wit. Watch world-class performers blend melodic folk mash-ups, live jaw-dropping acapella tap battles, and heartfelt storytelling in a live celebration of Irish music and dance.
Featuring revamped classics of Danny Boy, Tell Me Ma, Wild Rover, and many more well-known songs, the show's reimagined contemporary score blossoms alongside the brash Irish charm of the live dance cast. 'A Taste of Ireland' merges cultural traditions, modern flair, and craic galore to deliver a performance that has been leaving audiences across the globe jigging on their feet for the last decade.
See nature up close through stunning images by professional, emerging and junior photographers who have shown impeccable timing, patience, artistry and technique to capture incredible moments in time.
Celebrating the natural heritage across the ANZANG bioregion, including Australia, New Zealand, Antarctica and New Guinea, this breathtaking exhibition allows us to witness the unique beauty of the flora, fauna and landscapes of the backyard and the world.
View 25 stunning Winner and Runner-Up images from ten categories: Animal Behaviour, Animals in Nature, Botanical, Landscape, Macro, Threatened Species, Monochrome, Our Impact, Portfolio and Junior, as well as the Overall Winner.
Open daily during Library Museum hours.
Cats and dogs have been cherished onboard ships for as long as people have made sea voyages. In a life from which children and families are usually missing, and are often very much missed, pets provide a focus for emotions and affection. Sydney photographer Sam Hood went onboard countless ships between 1900 and the 1950s. He took hundreds of photographs of crew members for souvenirs of their visit or to send home to families.
This selection of photographs shows how much pets meant to many seafarers. It is not known who most of the people are – detailed records have not survived. But their attachment to their little shipmates is very apparent.
This exhibition charts the history and spirit of the community through objects and photographs from the Albury City Museum & Social History permanent collection.
From the Wiradjuri, who lived on and cared for this land for tens of thousands of years, to colonial settlers, to the more recent arrivals from many backgrounds who now call Albury home, we are a place of many peoples and many experiences.
Discover stories of geography and place, agriculture and manufacturing, migration and homecoming – stories of a vibrant community whose achievements have made contributions on local, national and international stages.
This exhibition was curated by Kat Kitch (Wiradjuri) and Kate Eastick.
Tattoos are a conversation starter.
Many members and veterans of the Australian Defence Forces have tattoos, and while their reasons for getting tattooed are as varied as the people themselves, self expression and belonging play a part.
They also share a common purpose in getting inked: to remember.
Inscribed on skin are their identities as veterans, the commemoration of loss, experiences of trauma and overcoming adversity, the bonds of family and friends, and acknowledging the experiences that make us who we are.
Hear the stories behind the tattoos in the Ink in the Lines exhibition; showcasing Australia's modern veterans and their families, who through their tattoos commemorate the people, events and experiences which shaped their lives.
Markets in the Square is coming back.
Ultimate Events is bringing the good vibes back to the heart of Albury with Markets in the Square at QEII Square, in conjunction with AlburyCity!
Three Thursday evenings filled with great food, local makers, creativity, entertainment and plenty of reasons to hang around after work!
Here's what you can expect.
Markets – shop local makers, creators and small businesses
Workshops – get hands-on and try something new
Street Food – grab dinner and enjoy some seriously tasty eats
Music – setting the soundtrack for your Thursday evening
Good Vibes – right in the heart of Albury!
Bring the family, meet up with friends, grab something delicious to eat and enjoy an evening in the city.
Three Thursday nights. One great location. Plenty of good vibes.
Markets in the Square – see you there!
Discover Thurgoona Country Club Resort, home to a stunning 18-hole championship golf course in the vibrant regional city of Albury.
See some of Australia's most celebrated golfers take to the fairways as they compete for the 2026 NSW Senior Open title, with stars including Matt Goggin, Peter Lonard, Peter Senior, Mike Harwood, Peter O'Malley and more.
Make a day of it with free parking, a contemporary clubhouse, and a range of dining options to enjoy, from a relaxed bistro to a coffee shop and bar.
Diesel's Request tour returns to regional New South Wales and Victoria, offering a one-of-a-kind conversation between artist and audience. Opening the door for fans to shape the night, the show delivers career-spanning, hit-filled evenings powered entirely by audience requests.
With song choices on offer ranging from the debut album - 1989's Johnny Diesel & The Injectors, through to his most recent LP - Bootleg Melancholy. Stop off to sample some of his collaborations from his 400 strong song catalogue and feature some eclectic covers from the artists that have shaped Diesel's expansive career.
An intimate, electric and completely audience-driven experience, the By Request tour is a bespoke affair, with a guarantee that no two shows will be the same across the run.
Parkrun organises a free, weekly five kilometre timed runs around the world. You can run, walk, push a pram or even take your dog. It's a great way to meet others and get out and enjoy the beautiful parks.
Due to construction in the area, Albury's Parkrun is currently starting and finishing at the Kremur Street Boat Ramp (Along the Wagirra Trail). On completion of works, the run will move back to the Hovell Tree Park, behind the Albury Swim Centre. It follows the Wagirra Trail beside the Murray River before crossing the river and moving onto the Gateway Island pathway. In addition to the beautiful scenery of parklands and Murray River, the five kilometre track takes in some wonderful sculptural art.
Your time will be recorded and is available after the results are processed. Please ensure you register prior to participating and don't forget to bring your bar code.
In line with current advice on public gatherings, please contact the host of this event to confirm it is proceeding as planned.
You'll find just about anything at Rotary Community Market. Fresh produce, arts and craft, plants, collectables, preloved items, plus yummy food, great coffee and lots more!
Entry is by gold coin or by tapping on a donation.
For health and safety reasons, dogs are not allowed; however, service dogs are welcome.
The proceeds from the market are allocated to both local and international Rotary projects.
In a nutshell, the Rotary market run jointly by the Rotary Clubs of Albury North and Belvoir-Wodonga.
Visit the website to find information on hosting a stall, including costs, conditions, and contact details.
Have you always wanted to draw or crave the motivation to put pencil to paper? Sketch Club is a monthly meet-up for drawing enthusiasts and those just starting out. Sketch your response to an artwork, study an artist's technique, illustrate an architectural detail, or just enjoy honing your general drawing skills.
Each month, their hosts offer a brief introduction to a current exhibition and share relevant drawing approaches for context and consideration, before commencing a 45-min sketching session.
All levels welcome!
The Albury Chamber Music Festival is a three-day celebration of music, culture and hospitality held in the heart of Albury. Inspired by the theme Ooh là là!, the Festival explores the artistic spirit of France through a vibrant programme of chamber music, vocal performance, conversation and dining experiences.
Performances take place in some of Albury's most distinctive heritage venues, including Adamshurst, St Matthew's Church, Regent Cinema Albury and the Albury Club. The programme features leading Australian artists, outstanding emerging performers and Australian composers, creating an immersive cultural experience that attracts audiences from across Australia.
The Festival combines exceptional music with beautiful architecture, regional hospitality and opportunities to explore the Albury-Wodonga region, making it a highlight of the cultural calendar.
With a variety of bowls and ramps to explore, Albury Skate Park, near JC King Park, offers something for all ages and abilities. Hoop into action on the basketball half-court or test your skills on the freerunning course. The park is open daily, with lighting available for night sessions and events.
Equipped with a drinking fountain, public toilets, plenty of seating, and sheltered areas, the park is fully equipped for a fun-filled day outdoors.
Access the car park from North Street.
The memorial at Peards Albury was commissioned by George and Debra Benyon and built in honour of Albury’s only Victoria Cross recipient Captain Albert Borella VC, MM, MID.
Officially opened in November 2014, the Albert Borella memorial is a must-see when visiting the Albury Wodonga region. It consists of a life-sized bronze statue of the then Lieutenant Albert Borella VC, MM, MID, the Australian flag and a bronze blade engraved with the 101 names of Australia’s Victoria Cross recipients.
While you're there, enjoy breakfast, lunch or afternoon tea at Cafe Borella's which was named in honour of Captain Albert Borella in 2009 and has a collection of memorabilia on display inside the cafe.
At Endota day spa Albury, they invite you to relax and escape from the cares of everyday life and step inside a serene sanctuary of wellbeing.
Their passionate and experienced team of therapists are here to welcome and guide you on your treatment journey.
Whether it be a lunchtime facial, an express massage, or a whole day of self-care, Endota day spa Albury offers replenishment for the mind, body and senses in beautiful regional Victoria.
You’ll find them conveniently located underneath the Quest Apartments in Kiewa Street, just down from the library.
Located in central Albury, the Albury Entertainment Centre caters for the performing arts, business events and conference market.
Whether you're planning a night out at the theatre or looking for the ideal venue to host an event, they encourage you to visit their website to find out all that the Albury Entertainment Centre has to offer.
With so many connected and flexible spaces in one venue, there is a room to suit your event style, size and purpose.
Visitors can discover the stories behind the people, places and events that have helped shape NSW - where the history happened. A Blue Plaque visit offers more than sightseeing. It creates a direct connection between place and story, turning everyday locations into places of discovery. Each plaque reveals a unique piece of history, encouraging visitors to explore local areas from a new perspective and uncover stories they may never have known.
This blue plaque commemorates Betro Abicare (Abikhair) who was a Lebanese immigrant, builder and entrepreneur who made a major contribution to the development of Albury's commercial centre.
Visit the blue plaque at 453 Dean St, Albury NSW 2640 and scan the QR code there to learn more.
Albury's award-winning Library Museum brings together state of the art technology, a focus on the city's heritage, engaging interactive exhibitions and the reading and research elements of a library.
The Library Museum is home to intriguing objects, fascinating treasures and exhibitions full of stories. 'Bungambrawatha: Stories of Albury' is part of the Museum's permanent exhibition and tells the story from the first contact with the Wiradjuri, traditional owners of the land, to the City of today. And don't forget to look up, a life-size replica of the Robbins and Porter monoplane is suspended from the ceiling.
The Library Museum also has a changing exhibition program, which features touring exhibitions, works from the Albury City Collection and community exhibitions.
The popular MAMA Kids Gallery welcomes its fifth artist commission, Ruth Davys' Yamandhu wudhagarbinya?, an installation that shares Wiradjuri Language and culture with curious kids. The title is a Wiradjuri phrase that in English asks, 'Are you listening?'. It is an invitation to tune in to the words spoken in the space and perhaps bring more Wiradjuri Language into daily practice.
Young audiences will be guided by Little Ruthie, a puppet who has fun on Country and loves to watch birds, native animals and explore the river and grasslands. In a new two channel video, plus a series of engaging activities, Ruthie offers an opportunity for visitors to explore our world using Wiradjuri words and to see their home as it has been seen by Wiradjuri people for tens of thousands of years.
The gallery space has been transformed by bringing the outside in. The colours of Wiradjuri Country fill the room, along with native plants, and rugs and cushions that invite audiences to sit and spend time together. It is a welcoming space for slowing down and learning new things about the world's oldest living culture.
Ruth Davys' projects are presented as part of nginha, an artistic program celebrating the first decade of MAMA in three seasons.
As one of the state's largest and best equipped exhibition spaces, MAMA is a significant contemporary art and cultural destination, reinvigorating Albury and the wider Murray region, and standing proudly among the ranks of Australia's leading art museums and galleries.
MAMA provides the best contemporary art offer to locals, national and international visitors in Albury and the Murray Region. MAMA inspires, educates, and encourages visitors to experience art and culture in Albury and the surrounding areas.
Every two years the National Photography Prize offers an opportunity to consider the vital role of photography in contemporary art in Australia. The National Photography Prize brings together artists from across Australia who are developing and challenging photographic language and techniques.
Generously supported by the MAMA Art Foundation, the National Photography Prize offers an acquisitive $40,000 Audray Banfield Award, the $5000 John and Margaret Baker Memorial Fellowship for an emerging practitioner, and further supports a number of artists through focused acquisitions.
The 2026 National Photography Prize finalists include leading Australian artists Alana Hunt, Alex Walker, Amalia Lindo, Arlo Mountford, David Stephenson, JD Reforma, Lisa Stonham, Marian Tubbs, Morgan Hogg, Nathanael Edwards, Paul Knight, and Sarah Rhodes.
Southern Land Creatives is a unique handmade gift shop and creative workshop space in the heart of Albury, celebrating the work of talented Australian artists and makers.
Step inside and discover a thoughtfully curated collection of handmade products from creatives across Australia, including jewellery, pottery, homewares, art, accessories, gifts and more. Every piece has a story, making it a beautiful place to find something special while supporting small Australian creative businesses.
Southern Land Creatives is also home to a welcoming workshop space where locals and visitors can slow down, get creative and try something new. A changing calendar of workshops offers experiences for adults, children and families, from polymer clay and painting to mixed media and guest artist workshops. Private creative experiences and children's parties are also available.
Whether you're visiting Albury for the day, searching for a locally inspired gift, or looking for a memorable creative experience, Southern Land Creatives invites you to shop, create and connect while discovering Australian handmade.
Situated in Albury and boasts a superbly presented course that features a set of consistently wonderful greens regarded as the best in country NSW and is at least the equal of the majority of metropolitan clubs in Sydney.
This course presents a real challenge to championship golfers with its tree-lined fairways and well-placed bunkers, whilst allowing sufficient leeway for all standards to enjoy the layout.
Welcome to The Ritual Skin & Wellness, a sanctuary nestled in Albury dedicated to mindful skincare and holistic wellness. Founded by mother-daughter duo Camilla Lieschke and Claudia Le Gourrierec, the centre was born of their shared vision to slow down the pace of modern beauty treatments and bring back the art of hands on healing with intention. Together, they have created a space where high quality products meet guided breathwork, meditation, and skin rituals crafted for the whole body, not just the face. Their services include luxurious facials, bespoke skin rituals and rejuvenating body treatments, all thoughtfully tailed to each clients unique skin journey. Every experience is elevated with mindful touches such as breathwork, guided meditation, and grounding massage techniques, creating a space where beauty and wellbeing intertwine. They proudly use high performance, ethically sourced products that benefit the mind, body and soul.
