RV Friendlies & Events
Event date: 11 - 13 August 2026
The biennial Eyre Peninsula Field Days showcases agricultural innovations and services in Cleve, South Australia.
More than 400 exhibitors from across agricultural machinery, farm services and rural lifestyle sectors set up displays, demonstrations and stalls showing new technologies, tools, and innovations. Alongside that are guest speakers, workshops, food and craft stalls, and features like “Artyculture” — a sustainable fashion/fashion-upcycling catwalk competition.
Facilities include food and beverage options, first aid, baby change, courier service for heavy purchases, free bus service around the site and ample parking.
With well over 10,000 attendees, EP Field Days plays a vital role in sharing farming innovations, inspiring rural lifestyle improvements, and strengthening community across Eyre Peninsula.
Event date: 4 January 2026
Streaky Bay Tourism and Business Association Inc. presents the annual and popular Family Fish Day on the iconic Streaky Bay Jetty.
There are big cash prizes for keen anglers who land the big one, and Killas, Streaky Bay will sell bait onsite for a bargain rate.
Registered anglers 18 years and under will receive a prize bag. A rod and reel is awarded to the unluckiest angler and on-the-spot giveaways for those serious anglers who are proving their merit. This ensures that most anglers walk away with prize money and/or as assortment of small fishing tackle items.
A catch-and-release policy is encouraged for the event.
A sausage sizzle and refreshments will be available from mid morning.
The Benalla Street Art Festival 2025 was a blast!
The streets were buzzing with color, creativity, and culture, making it a weekend to remember. But guess what? We’re already gearing up for Benalla Street Art Festival 2026!
Save the Date: 17 – 19 April 2026.
Benalla’s been rocking the street art scene since 2015, and this year was no exception. With 85 epic murals already gracing our walls, we added 10 more jaw-dropping pieces to our collection. Festival Curator, Eddie Zammit, brought 10 of the best street artists in the business, infusing fresh energy and diverse stories into every corner of the Rural City.
The festival wasn’t just about the art; it was about the community vibe. The streets were alive with fringe events, interactive activities, and endless fun. It was the perfect chance to see the art in everything, uncover hidden gems, and dive deep into the creative culture of regional Victoria.
