Looking Back Retrospective Exhibition
- When:
- Monday 23rd , to Friday 27th of March, 2026,
- Where:
- MEAC (Mooroopna Education &. Activity Centre) 23 Alexandra St, Mooroopna VIC 3629
- Cost:
- FREE
- Contact:
- Shepparton Arts Festival at
- Website:
- www.sheppartonfestival.org.au/looki…
Times: 9am - 3pm
Featuring photographic highlights from every festival across the past three decades, the exhibition captures moments of joy, experimentation, risk and connection. From stages, public spaces, and within the community. Together, these images tell the story of a festival shaped by artists, audiences, volunteers and partners who have believed in the power of arts and culture to bring people together.
A celebration of community and imagination, this exhibition honours the longest continuously running arts festival in regional Australia.
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