Saturday, September 12, 2026
Discover handmade artisan cheeses, locally grown heirloom vegetables and more at the quaint farm shop in the 1800s Melville Park barn.

Experience the 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 11-13 September 2026, this festival will bring our heritage to life through intimate, 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.
Watch this space for details of signature events.


Saturday, September 12, 2026
Discover handmade artisan cheeses, locally grown heirloom vegetables and more at the quaint farm shop in the 1800s Melville Park barn.

Friday September 11, 2026 – Sunday September 13, 2026
Step inside the Boola Bidi Dreaming Centre during the Harvey Region Heritage Festival and immerse yourself in the rich culture of Bindjareb Noongar country.

Friday September 11, 2026 – Sunday September 13, 2026
Discover the magic of Italian winemaking on Vineyard 28’s Taste of Italy Tour—enjoy a guided vineyard and winery experience, wine tasting, and gourmet grazing board.

Friday September 11, 2026 – Sunday September 13, 2026
Uncover our unique Italian and German internment war history at the Harvey Internment Camp Memorial Shrine and Internment Camp & Army Detention Cells 1942.

Step into the stories of Country with The Ridge Noongar Walking Tour at Harvey’s Wildflower Ridge, available to book during the Harvey Region Heritage Festival.

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.