Experience the inaugural Harvey Region Heritage Festival, a three-day celebration of the local art, culture and food that has shaped our region throughout the years.
Running from 5–7 September 2025, this vibrant new festival will bring our heritage to life through immersive experiences, unique heritage events and family-friendly activities across the region.
From self-guided walking tours to heritage-themed workshops, open days and food inspired by the region’s cultural roots—this is heritage with a difference.
Saturday September 6, 2025 @ 5:00pm – Geovino, then Curious Cockatoo
Join us for a night of heritage, flavour and connection as we celebrate Harvey’s rich past and vibrant culture at GeoVino and The Curious Cockatoo!
Friday, September 5, 2025 from 4:00pm
Join us from 4pm on Friday evening for a curated celebration of local Italian-style wines, matched perfectly with grazing boards heaped with the finest Harvey Region produce—think local cheeses, charcuterie, olives, dips, and artisan breads.
Saturday September 6, 2025 @ 10:00am – Stirling Cottage Kitchen
Celebrate the Heritage Festival in style and indulge in a delicious high tea at Stirling Cottage Kitchen!
Friday, September 5, 2025 – Sunday, September 7, 2025
Take a journey through Australian and American history at Featured Wood Gallery & Museum.
Uncover the cultural history of the Harvey River and the Noongar Kaatdjin Bidi trail with a local Aboriginal tour guide.
Saturday September 6, 2025 @ 7:30am – Harvey Senior High School
Join Harvey Run Club this Heritage Festival for a nostalgic trek up to the Harvey Hike Trail, AKA Billy Goat Hill.
As part of the Harvey Region Heritage Festival, the Yarloop Masonic Lodge will be opening its doors to the community for a special Open House across the weekend.
This is Wardandi and Bindjareb Boodja (Country). First Nation people have walked our Region for thousands and thousands of years. In the 1830s, our first European settlers arrived.
During your visit to the Harvey Region, learn our heritage and culture from our First Nations people, discover our unique connection with India, some of the oldest farming homesteads in Western Australia, the beginning of a thriving timber, dairy and citrus industry, and Western Australia’s only surviving World War II Internment Camp and proud Italian heritage.
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