Summer at Tucks
Have you missed the luscious lawn at Tucks? That Insta-incredible tree swing? The sweeping views? We have too!
Twilight at Montalto
Every Saturday this summer starting from Sat 3rd Dec Montalto welcomes you to soak up the sunset. Here’s what’s happening across the estate at twilight..
Nourish Workshop
Calling all green fingers, thermal bathing lovers and naturally curious types looking to further their knowledge on eating and living a healthier lifestyle.
Endeavour Fern Gully
There are many walking tracks woven across the Pen, but Endeavour Fern Gully is particularly special. This two-kilometre round-loop trail winds through the oldest patch of rainforest, allowing a look-in at the region’s indigenous vegetation.
Bathe In Cinema at Peninsula Hot Springs
This October, Bathe in Cinema returns with a special screening of films devoted to celebrating culture, diversity and connectivity through the art of cinema. Embrace and soak into warmer days, as you enjoy Peninsula Hot Springs' signature bathe in cinema experience from their open-air Amphitheatre.
Pier St Kitchen Catering
For those like to party at home, Pier Street Kitchen does catering like no other – very easy to prep at home, minimum maintenance, maximum deliciousness. Packages, finger food and little extras can include falafel and arancini balls, sausage rolls, lamb kofta, meatballs, classic bruschetta, crispy pork sliders, sweet treats, cakes and more...
What is it about pioneers?
Matthew Flinders and George Bass, two young men from Lincolnshire who had arrived in Sydney in 1795, were determined to achieve greatness. Flinders wanted to be an explorer ‘like Cook’, Bass a naturalist, like Sir Joseph Banks, and a wealthy Sydney trader. For eight years, these two pursued their destiny. Their voyages changed the map of our country. Particularly pertinent is that Flinders placed on his map of this continent the name Australia - the first time the term of our nation appeared.
Cape Schanck Lighthouse Tours and Museum
The 1859 Cape Schanck Lighthouse is a highlight of the Mornington Peninsula located at the spectacular Cape Schanck Lighthouse Reserve in the Mornington Peninsula National Park.
Flamenco at Tio Tapas
Flamenco originated in Andalusia, Southern Spain. It is a gypsy art form made up of three parts; Song "Cante" , Guitar "Guitarra" and Dance "Baile". It’s influenced by many world cultures, including Gypsy, Indian, Moorish, Jewish, Celtic, Arabic, African, Latin American and traditional Spanish folkloric dance and music. It has also received modern influences from all styles of dance and music including contemporary, jazz and classical.
Winter Wine Weekend
In exciting news, the Winter Wine Weekend is back in 2022, starting on Saturday 11 June at Red Hill Reserve, so come and embrace the comforts of winter and wrap yourself in a festival of wine. Explore the wines from 40 Mornington Peninsula wineries exhibiting over 150 premium wines in one place at one time, highlighting the incredible diversity in wine resulting from the climate and terroir unique to the region.
Neil Williams: Girt by Sea
Girt by Sea is an exhibition of new seascape paintings by Mornington Peninsula based artist Neil Williams. The idea behind these works began in May 2021 when Williams was an artist in residence at the Police Point Artist in Residence program.
Discover Blairgowrie
Blairgowrie Village is a popular holiday destination for those who love to swim and sunbake at serene, sandy beaches.
A compact commercial centre is ...