Victoria is currently experiencing an increase in COVID-19, Influenza and Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV).
It is important that those at greatest risk of becoming seriously ill from COVID-19 and oth...
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International professional performer and portrait photographer Simon Dow will speak at MAPS next gathering on June 11.
The Mount Alexander Photographic Society (formerly Castlemaine Camera Club) is hosting an evening with The Australian Ballet School’s choreographer and classical teacher, Simon Dow.
The international ...
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The cast of Castlemaine Theatre Company's highly anticipated winter warmer 'The Real Inspector Hound' are deep into rehearsals
for the July production. See page 9. Photo: Stephen Mitchell.
Tickets went on sale this week for Castlemaine Theatre Company’s winter warmer, the classic one-act play ‘The Real Inspector Hound’ by Tom Stoppard.
The play is directed by Sam Archer and features a diverse, multigenerational cast, with the usual wonderful cocktail of CTC regulars and new faces.
The action is set in the crumbling grandeur of an opulent yet eerie manor house, and cunningly uses the meta-narrative of a ‘play within a play’.
Castlemaine Theatre Company cordially invites you to an evening of fanciful farce in the Drawing Room of Muldoon Manor with drinks served half an hour before the show in the Grand Hall and Parlour.
Formal ’50s style attire is encouraged, though not required for entry.
Join them at the newly appointed Etty St Studio, 35 Etty St. (Old CSC Senior Campus, Engineering Block)
July 5-14, Fridays and Saturdays at 7pm for a 7.30pm curtain, and Sundays at 1.30pm for a 2pm curtain. Tickets are available through Trybooking or the Castlemaine Theatre Company website at www.castlemainetheatrecompany.com
The Castlemaine Magpies are proudly pictured with the Indigenous Round Shield. Photo: Peter Banko.
The Castlemaine Magpies were privileged to take part in the Bendigo Football Netball League's Indigenous Round feature match on Saturday against Kangaroo Flat.
Thanks to Djaara traditional owner, Jaso...
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Hi Julie, you have worked in photography since 1974 when you worked in the darkroom of the legendary advertising and fashion photographer Athol Shmith and you currently have an exhibition on display a...
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Silvers Circus trapeze artist Amanda Milleide is set to thrill the crowds at Castlemaine.
After eight long years, Silvers Circus is coming back to wow and excite in Castlemaine!
The circus big top will go up on the space opposite the Western Reserve in the coming days and the first perform...
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Harcourt’s Benjamin Leech shrugs a tackle from his Navarre opponent. Photo: Max Lesser.
Top of the table Harcourt played host to Navarre at the den in round eight action in the Maryborough Castlemaine Football Netball League last Saturday June 1.
The Lions dominated from the first bounce...
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Marli Wallace, Bill Wiglesworth, and David Dean are determined to eradicate graffiti in the Mount Alexander Shire.
Residents of the historic Central Victorian town of Castlemaine are taking on graffiti taggers with a concert at the Northern Arts Hotel on June 23 to raise funds to buy graffiti-removal equipment and...
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The Men’s Ambrose winners Vin Walsh, Ron Jenkins, Michael Kehoe and Brad Sturgess.
With the annual tournament only a day away a lot golfers must have been preparing, working or resting as only a small field contested the Stableford event last Thursday. The winner was Tony Olsson on ...
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Nalderun youth mentor Grace Coff, Nalderun Reconciliation Week award
recipient Polly Cotton, AFL legend Nicky Winmar and Dja Dja Wurrung elder
Uncle Rick Nelson are pictured at Monday’s launch. Absent: Nalderun
award recipient Janet Phillips.
The community turned out in force to mark Sorry Day with a special event at the Castlemaine Botanical Gardens last Sunday.
The event saw a Welcome to Country and Smoking Ceremony performed by Dj...
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The number of objections required for a planning matter to come before the monthly meeting of Mount Alexander Shire Council will rise from five to 10 following a unanimous decision by councillors at t...
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First event parkrunners celebrating Parkrun’s ninth birthday
In 2015, a handful of health and community minded people, organised a timed run in the Castlemaine Botanic Gardens. The event was possible because a small group of
people in the UK had established som...
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