Strathbogie Shire celebrates Victorian Seniors Festival 2025

Strathbogie Shire Council is delighted to celebrate the Victorian Seniors Festival this October, with a month of activities designed to connect, create, and celebrate our senior community.

Now in its 43rd year, the Victorian Seniors Festival is one of the state’s biggest celebrations, recognising the contributions of older Victorians while providing plenty of opportunities for fun, connection, and learning.

This year’s Strathbogie program includes:

• ‘Singing in the Rain’ Movie Screening – Euroa Cinema (with afternoon tea) – Thursday 9 October, 1.30pm
  Book: http://tiny.cc/Singin
• Elvis & Marilyn Tribute Show – Riverlinks Eastbank, Shepparton – Wednesday 15 October, 12.30pm (Tickets $5, free bus transport available from Violet Town, Euroa, and Nagambie)
  Book bus: http://tiny.cc/Elvisbus
  Book show: https://riverlinksvenues.com.au/whats-on/event-details/!/calendar/event/2025-seniors-concert
• Goulburn Valley Community Orchestra – Nagambie Mechanics Institute – Saturday 25 October, 11am (Free light lunch & bus transport provided)
  Book: http://tiny.cc/GVorchestra
• Cybersecurity for Seniors – Wednesday 29 October
  • Euroa (Oaks from Acorns, 14 Clifton Street), 10am – 12.30pm. Book: http://tiny.cc/cyberseuroa
  • Nagambie (Waterways Lifestyle Village Community Centre, 401 High Street), 2.00pm – 4.30pm. Book: http://tiny.cc/cybersnag

Morning & afternoon tea provided.

Mayor Claire Ewart-Kennedy encouraged seniors across the Shire to get involved.

“This year’s Seniors Festival is all about connection, celebration, and having a good time together. Whether it’s enjoying live music, a classic film, or learning something new at the cybersecurity workshop, there’s something for everyone. We warmly invite our senior community to join us.”

The Seniors Festival is supported by the Victorian Government and local partners including Riverlinks, Greater Shepparton City Council, Goulburn Valley Orchestra, Euroa Cinema volunteers, Nagambie Waterways Lifestyle Village and Nagambie Mechanics Institute.