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Bendigo arts and entertainment venues launch winter exhibitions and shows

New displays and performances open this month across multiple sites in the city centre.

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By Bendigo Things-to-do Desk · Published 20 July 2026, 5:53 pm

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Updated 2 h ago· 21 July 2026, 9:00 am

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Bendigo arts and entertainment venues launch winter exhibitions and shows
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The Bendigo Art Gallery on View Street will open its latest exhibition of regional artists on July 15, featuring 35 works created in the past two years by painters and sculptors from central Victoria.

The timing aligns with a seasonal drop in tourism numbers, which fell 12 percent in Bendigo during the June to August period last year according to city visitor data, prompting venues to schedule indoor events that draw local residents and nearby day-trippers.

Venues and programs in the city centre

Staff at the Bendigo Art Gallery have coordinated with the Capital Theatre on Hargreaves Street to run parallel programming, including a series of evening talks and a short film night on July 22 that will screen works by local filmmakers in the theatre's 400-seat auditorium.

Both sites sit within a five-minute walk of Rosalind Park, allowing visitors to combine an afternoon gallery visit with an evening performance without needing transport between locations.

Entry to the gallery exhibition costs $12 for adults and $8 for concession holders, with free admission for children under 12, while Capital Theatre tickets for the film night start at $18 and include a program booklet listing all participating artists.

Next steps for attendees

Bookings for the July 22 film night open online at 9am on July 13 through the Capital Theatre website, and gallery visitors can purchase timed entry slots in advance to avoid queues at the View Street entrance during peak afternoon hours.

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