Showcasing Wetlands Art
Art Gallery on Ovens, Wangaratta, is the venue for an upcoming art exhibition featuring art produced at Winton Wetlands or inspired by wetland environments. The
Mokoan Living Heritage
Winton Wetlands in association with the Winton Wetlands Creatives is proud to present a series of activities in support of the Benalla Heritage Festival 2024.
Get your 2024 Winton Wetlands calendar!
The first-ever Winton Wetlands wall calendar is about to go on sale. It’s packed full of fabulous photos taken by talented wetland visitors people who
Palimpsest Exhibition – August 2023
An art exhibition inspired by the Winton Wetlands restoration project, was held at the Bainz Gallery, at Wangaratta Library, in August 2023. This exhibition, called
Art at the Wetlands
Winton Wetlands inspire art ‘extravaganza’ Wetlands are often a source of inspiration for artists and other creative types – and this year it seems more
Want to see one of your photos on our calendar?
Update: 15th September 2023 – Entries have now closed. Our calendar will be available later in 2023 Who doesn’t love a good picture of Winton
New artistic landmark and ‘gathering place’ to open at Winton Wetlands
Sunday 15 May will be a historic milestone in the ongoing development of the Winton Wetlands project, with the opening of a major new outdoor
Wall to Wall @ Winton Wetlands
Join us for Wall to Wall Festival this year! Jump aboard one of our guided bus tours or help us complete our larger-than-life turtle play
Wall-to-Wall at Winton Wetlands
Renowned street artist Andrew J Bourke (Sirum) will be at the wetlands this weekend to turn the main interior café wall into an eco-inspired masterpiece, capturing the ecological essence of the site.
Calendar Art Competition
$100 vouchers up for grabs, as well as the chance to have the artwork featured in the 2019 Winton Wetlands calendar Simply enter the Winton
Woman (in silver) by Sonia Payes remains until 6 April
The Sonya Payes sculpture Woman [in Silver] represents humanity and female strength, reiterating that history falls within the inevitable cycle of birth and death, beginning with the individual, and intertwining the past and present in the future.