Made In Greytown
Sat 23 – Sun 31 January
Greytown Town Hall
Showcasing Greytown artists and revealing their inspiration and processes. Painting, photography, printmaking, jewellery, and sculpture are featured. See more
Sat 23 – Sun 31 January
Greytown Town Hall
Showcasing Greytown artists and revealing their inspiration and processes. Painting, photography, printmaking, jewellery, and sculpture are featured. See more
Art & Garden Tour
Sat 23 & Sun 24 January, 1pm-5pm
Visitors can explore behind the garden gates of ten very different Greytown homes - from the luxurious Westwood Country House to cute colonial cottages and the stylishly renovated 'Old Goods Train Shed' in Cotter St.
Meet sculptors, jewelers, quiltmakers, painters and more at the houses. Map / tickets available from the Town Hall and participating homes. $5 per adult, children free. Kindly supported by Greytown Lionesses. See more
Sat 23 & Sun 24 January, 1pm-5pm
Visitors can explore behind the garden gates of ten very different Greytown homes - from the luxurious Westwood Country House to cute colonial cottages and the stylishly renovated 'Old Goods Train Shed' in Cotter St.
Meet sculptors, jewelers, quiltmakers, painters and more at the houses. Map / tickets available from the Town Hall and participating homes. $5 per adult, children free. Kindly supported by Greytown Lionesses. See more
Graffiti Knitting
Sat 23 - Mon 25 January
Greytown will be part of the global trend for ‘graffiti knitting’ when historic trees and urban structures are ‘tagged’ for the Festival. Kids and families will be able to go on an approx. 30 minute stroll, spotting colourful ‘graffiti’ along the way. The Trail runs south along the block from the Town Centre on Main Street, through Stella Bull Park to Greytown School, down Wood St to the ‘Big Gum’, then across Wood St to The Joy of Yarn House on Main St. Interactive trail maps available at the Town Centre during the Festival. The Trail will also be marked with 'Tui' signposts.
Sat 23 - Mon 25 January
Greytown will be part of the global trend for ‘graffiti knitting’ when historic trees and urban structures are ‘tagged’ for the Festival. Kids and families will be able to go on an approx. 30 minute stroll, spotting colourful ‘graffiti’ along the way. The Trail runs south along the block from the Town Centre on Main Street, through Stella Bull Park to Greytown School, down Wood St to the ‘Big Gum’, then across Wood St to The Joy of Yarn House on Main St. Interactive trail maps available at the Town Centre during the Festival. The Trail will also be marked with 'Tui' signposts.
Lego Design & Build Competition and Exhibition
Sun 24 – Mon 25 January
Manchester Unity Hall, Hastwell St
Competition Sunday 9:30am- 12pm
Exhibition 9:30am - 3:30pm
A display of children’s original Lego creations, and a ‘speed build’ event in which teams of children in three age groups (starting with Year 3 & 4) compete within a 10 minute time frame to build the most exciting structures. Kindly sponsored by Greytown Rotary. See more
Sun 24 – Mon 25 January
Manchester Unity Hall, Hastwell St
Competition Sunday 9:30am- 12pm
Exhibition 9:30am - 3:30pm
A display of children’s original Lego creations, and a ‘speed build’ event in which teams of children in three age groups (starting with Year 3 & 4) compete within a 10 minute time frame to build the most exciting structures. Kindly sponsored by Greytown Rotary. See more
Digital Art & Photo exhibition
Sat 23 – Mon 25 January
Manchester Unity Hall, Hastwell St
9:30am - 3:30pm
Open to Greytown primary and secondary school children. Students submit photos in advance of the Festival. Greytown professional photographer Geoff Walker will be running short workshops with local students in the run up to the event.
Theme: Awesome Greytown
For more information click here
Sat 23 – Mon 25 January
Manchester Unity Hall, Hastwell St
9:30am - 3:30pm
Open to Greytown primary and secondary school children. Students submit photos in advance of the Festival. Greytown professional photographer Geoff Walker will be running short workshops with local students in the run up to the event.
Theme: Awesome Greytown
For more information click here
‘I Love Greytown’ Postcard exhibition & competition
Sat 23 – Mon 25 January
Manchester Unity Hall, Hastwell St
9:30am - 3:30pm
An event for primary school students, children design their own postcard using any two dimensional decoration on the theme of ‘I Love Greytown’. Cards will be displayed and judged. A selection of materials will be set up at desks in the hall, so children can create a card during the weekend.
Sat 23 – Mon 25 January
Manchester Unity Hall, Hastwell St
9:30am - 3:30pm
An event for primary school students, children design their own postcard using any two dimensional decoration on the theme of ‘I Love Greytown’. Cards will be displayed and judged. A selection of materials will be set up at desks in the hall, so children can create a card during the weekend.
Flowers in Shops
Look out for beautiful / zany / creative floral displays in selected Greytown shop windows along Main St.
Look out for beautiful / zany / creative floral displays in selected Greytown shop windows along Main St.