A new self-guided city centre trail invites residents and visitors to embark on an adventure into the world of the arts this January.
The City Centre Arts Passport encourages people to follow the map to visit 12 local arts destinations, stamping their passport at each stop along the way.
From vibrant street art and creative laneways to galleries large and small, the trail showcases the rich diversity of Bendigo's creative scene.
City of Greater Bendigo Manager Bendigo Venues & Events Julie Amos said the initiative is a fun and accessible way for people of all ages to discover the city's art.
"Bendigo has a terrific creative energy, and this trail is a wonderful way to experience it firsthand," Ms Amos said.
"Whether you're a regular gallery visitor or simply curious, the Arts Passport invites everyone to explore, connect and be inspired by the incredible talent we have right here in our city."
Art stops include:
- Capital Theatre Foyer Exhibition
- La Trobe Arts Institute
- Valentines Artist Studios
- Djaa Djuwima First Nations Gallery
- Exhibit B Fountain Court
- Chancery Lane murals
- Pennyweight Walk Open Air Gallery
- Emporium Creative Hub
- UNBOUND
- Hargreaves Mall activations
- Dumawul Gallery
- Exhibit B Mitchell Street
Participants can pick up a map from the Bendigo Visitor Centre, located at 51-67 Pall Mall, Bendigo, or download a copy online.
The City Centre Arts Passport runs until January 30, 2026.
