Buda Castlemaine

Traditional Arts Fair Make 'n Take
2024-11-17 10:30 - 15:00 (Australia/Melbourne)
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Master of Buda Traditional Arts workshops, Andrea McKey will help you use very simple techniques to make colourful and joyous plant pots to take home and brighten up your day.
Andrea is passionate about art, colour, patterns and the joy it brings to her life every day. She believes in the joy of dreams, ideas and materials, the teaching, the learning, the making, the giving and receiving. Art is such a giver of joy, first to the maker, then the buyer and/or the receiver.
All materials and tools will be provided.
Strictly limited numbers. Ages 12+ You can book in advance to secure your place or take a chance of a place being available on the day.
Only $15 per person, per session
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Mountains v Mullock Heaps. An Eat-Talk-Walk at Buda!
2025-05-03 11:00 - 15:00 | Buda Historic Home and Garden, 42 Hunter St, CASTLEMAINE, VIC, 3450, Australia
Dig in to a delicious hot soup lunch as Buda’s Curators unearth the life and gardens of Goldfields legend, Ernest Leviny, plus in-House exhibition that continues throughout the National Trust Heritage Festival.
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This year, Buda’s Autumn Garden Ramble and talk runs concurrently with the in-house exhibition “From Mountains to Mullock Heaps: Ernest Leviny UnZIPSed” and Buda is bundling it all into a special package for the National Trust Heritage Festival
Ryan Garratt is Buda’s Garden Curator. Join him at 11am for a very special tour of Buda’s famous gardens, highlighting the influence and distinctive designs of its creator, Ernest Leviny.
Then join House Curator, Sarah Frazer, over lunch as she ploughs into the rich and fertile history beneath this Goldfields migrant success story. Expect an adventure of Romanticism and Revolutions starting in Leviny’s Zipser homeland of Carpathia, and traversing 1800s Buda(/Pest), Vienna, Paris and London before arriving in Castlemaine.
For the full experience, enjoy complimentary entry to the House and exhibition included with your ticket.
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Exhibition opens on April 4th and continues throughout the Heritage Festival. General admission applies. Discount applies for National Trust members during the festival.

Mother's Day Afternoon Tea 2025
2025-05-11 14:00 - 16:00 | Buda Historic Home and Garden, 42 Hunter St, CASTLEMAINE, VIC, 3450, Australia
Kavisha Mazella

This year’s Mother’s Day afternoon tea will be on Sunday 11th May 2025 commencing at 2pm and featuring the beautiful Kavisha Mazella. A perfect way to spend a Sunday afternoon celebrating Mother’s or friends.
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ARIA award winner and songbird Kavisha Mazzella original song’s lyrical ingredients include humour, poetry, social justice and the spiritual. Combine this prowess with the voice of an angel and you have the experience of a Kavisha concert. Singing in English and Italian, she will take you on an uplifting boundary-riding journey of well-crafted stories and songs ringing with echoes of Celtic, Fado and Gypsy influences that will strike a resounding chord within. With eight solo albums under her belt, she has sung and given vocal workshops at national music festivals and abroad.
“A power and presence that’s beyond words” Colum Sands

What you can expect

Sparkling wine on arrival
Savouries and sweets
Leaf tea and brewed coffee

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$50 ADULT $48 CONC
$45 FRIENDS OF BUDA

The 2025 Josine McEwan fundraising dinner
2025-07-12 18:30 - 22:00 | Buda Historic Home and Garden, 42 Hunter St, CASTLEMAINE, VIC, 3450, Australia
Naturalistic approaches to designing vegetation in gardens and public landscapes. John Rayner

Come and join us for a 3 course winter meal for the annual Josine McEwan fund-raising dinner with Melbourne University Associate Professor John Rayner.
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The late Josine McEwan was a volunteer in the garden at Buda Historic Home & Garden in Castlemaine. Knowing how important Buda is to the region and wanting it to remain open for future generations to enjoy, Josine left a generous bequest to Buda when she passed away in 2006. Since 2007 an annual lecture and fundraising dinner has been conducted in Josine’s memory.
Based at the Burnley Campus of the University of Melbourne for more than 35 years, John is a teaching and research academic with a focus in urban horticulture, particularly the design, use and management of plants. His research in green infrastructure has helped develop the industry in Australia and in collaboration with multiple industry and government partners produced more than 100 publications and reports. Over the last decade John has helped lead and expand the Woody Meadow Project (https://woodymeadow.unimelb.edu.au/). He is also a keen gardener and in his spare time, together with his wife, he nurtures and tortures plants on their one-hectare garden in the Dandenong Ranges outside Melbourne.
This year’s lecture presented by John focuses on naturalistic planting design incorporating gardens and landscapes he has visited internationally, then his work in Australia (Woody meadows, Flowery Swards), concluding with work in his own garden applying these principles.

The dinner includes a glass of bubbly on arrival followed by a delicious and seasonal three course winter meal.
Please let us know by email if you have dietary requirements.
Menu to be advised soon
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All roads lead to Buda and afternoon tea
2025-08-10 14:00 - 16:00 | Buda Historic Home and Garden, 42 Hunter St, CASTLEMAINE, VIC, 3450, Australia
Susie Williams who was Principal of Women’s College Sydney University from 1919 -1935
Women, Art & Education

Join us for a delightful afternoon tea and lecture by Buda Committee member Dr. Mandy Leveratt.
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Enid Joske who was Principal of Janet Clarke Hall, Melbourne University from 1928-1952

Dorothy Leviny 1913

Hilda Leviny 1907

Buda is well-known for the work of Ernest Leviny and his daughters – from silversmithing through to embroidery and photography, the Leviny’s were an extraordinary family. Their discerning eye for modern artists brought them in touch with such talented artists as Margaret Preston and Jessie Traill.
But through marriages and close friendships with other prominent families in Castlemaine, the Leviny daughters also knew most of the key women who were responsible for the development of women and girls’ education in Victoria and New South Wales both at secondary and university level.
This talk will outline all those connections and show how the Leviny’s played a hitherto unacknowledged part in drawing together those threads.
Dr. Mandy Leveratt has a PhD in late nineteenth and early twentieth century feminist and social history from the ANU. For most of her career she worked in the not-for-profit sector undertaking policy and research work.

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Spring Garden Ramble 2025
2025-10-04 11:00 - 13:30
Growing a Garden from Seed. Spring Garden ramble with Ryan Garratt with hot soup lunch.

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Come and explore the Buda gardens this spring with Garden Curator Ryan Garratt. During the peak of the Buda’s floral display Ryan will look at not only the succession of bulb species planted to follow each other but also the interplay of foliage forms and tones. This will be followed by a hot soup lunch after which Ryan will give a talk on the practicalities of sowing a garden from seed. Covering the how’s and why’s of both wild flower meadows and productive vegie patches and draws from his extensive experience while working for the Diggers Club as well as lessons learnt from his own home ‘trial’ garden.

(Vegan, vegetarian and non vegetarian soup available)
Please email us here to et us know of any dietary restriction.
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High Tea with Rebecca Armitage
2026-03-01 14:00 - 16:30 | Buda Historic Home and Garden, 42 Hunter St, CASTLEMAINE, VIC, 3450, Australia
Join us in the Garden Room at Buda for a delicious High Tea with author and journalist, Rebecca Armitage.​

Rebecca will be chatting about her debut novel, The Heir Apparent – a Reece Witherspoon Book Club Pick in the US – and her career as a writer, journalist and TV Producer.
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About the Book:

​Lexi Villiers is a 29-year-old Englishwoman doing her medical residency in Hobart, working too hard, worried about her bank balance, and living with friends. It’s a good life, and getting even better, because as the dawn is breaking on New Year’s Day, Lexi is about to kiss the man she loves for the very first time.

But by midnight, everything will change. Because Lexi is in fact not an ordinary young woman. She is Princess Alexandrina, third in line to the British throne – albeit estranged from the rest of her family and living in voluntary exile on the other side of the world. But following a terrible accident, Lexi – the black sheep of her family and, until this moment, always destined to be the spare – is now the heir apparent, first in line to the throne once her grandmother, the elderly Queen, dies. Called back to do her duty, she arrives in London to a Palace riven with power plays and media leaks, all the while guarding painful secrets of her own. Palace waters are treacherous, rumours are rife, and selling each other’s secrets is a family tradition. And with the Crown just within her grasp, Lexi must choose what bonds she will keep … and what she is willing to leave behind.

‘This engrossing debut … is filled with secrets, scandals, and a few unexpected twists, including a forbidden and beautiful love story. Armitage’s writing is spectacular, with rich dialogue and descriptions, a vibrant depiction of the burden of duty versus personal freedom, and unique insights into royal life.’ Booklist, starred review

‘For everyone wondering who’s going to be the next big thing on the Australian literary scene, I have the answer: it’s Rebecca Armitage. The Heir Apparent is one of the best books I’ve read all year.’ Natasha Lester, New York Times bestselling author of The Mademoiselle Alliance

‘A fabulous novel, juicy and irresistible’. Pip Drysdale, bestselling author of The Close Up

‘Completely addictive! I was up until the wee hours finishing this fantastic book. It’s Hello! mag meets Sally Hepworth and I was utterly transported by the evocative, clever storytelling. Five stars!!’
Ella Ward, The Cicada House

About the Author:

Rebecca Armitage is an author and journalist.
As a journalist, she has written stories about the death of Queen Elizabeth II, the coronation of King Charles III, the exile of Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan, and the abdication of Denmark’s Queen Margrethe.
As digital editor for the ABC’s International news team, she has covered several US elections and travelled to Israel to cover the war in Gaza.
She lives in Hobart, Tasmania, with her husband and a poorly behaved German Shorthaired Pointer named Chino. The Heir Apparent is her first novel.

Date: Sunday March 1 2026

Time: 2 00pm for a 2 30pm start and 4 00pm finish

Venue: The Garden Room, Buda Historic Home and Garden
42 Hunter Street, Castlemaine 3450

Cost: $99 which includes a glass of sparkling white or soft drink on arrival, High Tea and a copy of The Heir Apparent
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In the Company of Small Things
2026-03-20 12:00 - 2026-05-17 16:00 | Buda Historic Home and Garden, 42 Hunter St, CASTLEMAINE, VIC, 3450, Australia
New exhibitions invite audiences to slow down and look closer at Buda
Buda Historic Home and Garden invites visitors to pause, look closely and rediscover the beauty of detail with In the Company of Small Things — a series of intimate exhibitions and installations that celebrate observation, craft and quiet wonder.
Featuring new works by local artists Dianne Longley and Clayton Tremlett, the project re-imagines Buda’s historic house and garden through contemporary eyes, revealing fresh stories hidden within familiar spaces.
Master printmaker Dianne Longley, based in Trentham, is renowned for her complex, carefully balanced compositions that weave together cultural histories and diverse artistic techniques. Her intricately designed works unfold from a house exhibition grounded in Buda’s architecture and collection, then extend gently into the garden itself. Two accompanying workshops will invite families and community members to draw inspiration from Longley’s practice and create their own thoughtful interpretations.
Castlemaine printmaker and painter Clayton Tremlett brings a bold and playful energy to the historic Garden Pavilion. Known for his deeply researched practice and distinctive linocut portraiture, Tremlett re-imagines old family portraits in vivid colour. His work — spanning wallpapers, artist’s books, collector cards and editioned prints — offers a contemporary lens on Australian history. A hands-on workshop will give participants the chance to create their own historically referenced works.
Alongside the artists’ installations, Buda’s Curators will unveil unexpected treasures from the site’s collection. Nineteenth-century botanical specimens, nature studies, sketchbooks and delicately crafted, flora-inspired objects made by the Leviny family will form a series of small but powerful encounters. These will be experienced through exhibitions, interpretive garden panels, treasure hunts and nature journaling workshops.
Together, the project honours the craft, care and attention to detail that define both Buda and the distinct practices of each artist. Each work gently asks what we overlook in everyday life — and how wonder so often hides in plain sight.
In the Company of Small Things is a quiet act of reverence: for history, for creative spirit, and for the tiny gestures that connect us to place, past and imagination.

Exhibition launch
Wine and Cheese
Hear from the Artists
Preview the exhibition
Thursday March 19 @6pm
Please RSVP here

Dianne Longley workshop: Illuminated Flowers
2026-03-21 11:00 - 14:00 | Buda Historic Home and Garden, 42 Hunter St, CASTLEMAINE, VIC, 3450, Australia
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Illuminated Flowers, with watercolour and gold leaf: Dianne Longley workshop
Botanical images from the Leviny sisters’ journals will be the inspiration for drawings on fine paper. Participants will be shown how to add 24ct gold leaf illumination to a drawing on fine paper, then add watercolour to create a beautiful artifact.

Price includes materials: a selection of drawings, fine art paper, 24ct gold leaf, gold leaf size, graphite carbon
Please BYO lunch and 2-4 fine to medium pointed round brushes and a small selection of watercolours.

Suitable for ages 16+

Dianne Longley, BVA, MA, PhD works with a range of traditional and digital processes including printmaking, encaustic and oil painting, pokerwork on wooden panels, artist books, on-glaze porcelain, and small scale bronze casting.
The production of artist’s books has been an ongoing practice in her oeuvre, ranging from unique hand-painted books to limited edition hand-printed books. Many of her artist’s books are in the collections of the SLV and the NLA. In 2018 she was awarded a PhD by the ANU, ‘The Development of a Print Culture in South Australia Post-WWII to 2008: institutions, politics and personalities’ that focused on a previously overlooked era in SA printmaking.
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Dianne Longley workshop: Concertina Books - Kids and adults
2026-03-22 10:00 - 16:00, 2026-03-22 14:00 - 17:00 | Buda Historic Home and Garden, 42 Hunter St, CASTLEMAINE, VIC, 3450, Australia
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Curious and fanciful creatures are hidden in the Buda garden. A treasure hunt begins… for each character found in the garden you will receive a sticker of the same creature to place in a concertina book. Add a short story about the characters or make a drawing or two! You will have a wonderful adventure in the Buda garden, and take home a totally wonderful unique artist book.

2 workshops 11am or 2pm
Kids 5+ years or adults

Please bring lead pencil, colour pencils.
Price includes materials and stickers

Parents must accompany children.
Dianne Longley, BVA, MA, PhD works with a range of traditional and digital processes including printmaking, encaustic and oil painting, pokerwork on wooden panels, artist books, on-glaze porcelain, and small scale bronze casting.
The production of artist’s books has been an ongoing practice in her oeuvre, ranging from unique hand-painted books to limited edition hand-printed books. Many of her artist’s books are in the collections of the SLV and the NLA. In 2018 she was awarded a PhD by the ANU, ‘The Development of a Print Culture in South Australia Post-WWII to 2008: institutions, politics and personalities’ that focused on a previously overlooked era in SA printmaking.
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Family portrait: Linocut printmaking workshop with Clayton Tremlett
2026-03-28 10:00 - 16:00 | Buda Historic Home and Garden, 42 Hunter St, CASTLEMAINE, VIC, 3450, Australia
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FAMILY PORTRAIT: Linocut printmaking workshop. Clayton Tremlett brings his portable printing press to BUDA. You’ll learn the essential elements of linocut printmaking and portraiture, (bring along a family portrait of choice), transform and transfer your image to a lino block, then carve, and print your portrait onto archival printmaking paper.
Staring at 10am, the morning includes complimentary morning tea. We will break for lunch, please bring your own or you can travel downtown. The workshop will continue after lunch and finish in the afternoon approximately 3pm with time left if you need to finish your project.
Clayton Tremlett is a Castlemaine Printmaker/Painter whose works draw explicitly from Australian History. His practice stems from sustained periods of research. He is renowned for his linocut portraiture; which he utilises to produce wallpapers, artist’s books, collector cards and editioned prints. His work is included in the Australian National Gallery, Bendigo, Castlemaine, Geelong, Hamilton, Mornington Peninsula, Wangaratta, Warrnambool and State Library of Victoria collections.
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2026 Hungarian Folk Festival
2026-04-18 11:00 - 16:00 | Buda Historic Home and Garden, 42 Hunter St, CASTLEMAINE, VIC, 3450, Australia
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When tickets close you can buy tickets at the gate
This season’s highlight is Buda’s much-loved Hungarian Festival on 18 April. Presented in partnership with the FONO Hungarian dance group, the festival features traditional folk dance performances, live music from the Vardos Trio, and an immersive Dance House experience led by professional choreographers from Budapest. Visitors can also enjoy authentic Hungarian foods including gulyás cooked over an open fire and freshly made lángos, alongside folk art activities, free activities for kids, market stalls, a silversmith showcase honouring Ernest Leviny, and guided tours of the historic home.

THIS IS A PET FREE EVENT.
NO BYO

Vardos Trio
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Mother's Day Afternoon Tea 2026
2026-05-10 14:00 - 16:00 | Buda Historic Home and Garden, 42 Hunter St, CASTLEMAINE, VIC, 3450, Australia
Raziel Gutierrez Soto

This year’s Mother’s Day afternoon tea will be on Sunday 10th May 2026 commencing at 2pm and featuring the wonderful Classical Guitarist Raziel Gutierrez Soto. A perfect way to spend a Sunday afternoon celebrating Mother’s or friends.
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Raziel Gutierrez Soto
Is a Mexican born musician (classical guitarist, composer, singer and songwriter) based in Australia.
His style of playing is diverse and world influenced. He performs many different programs, ranging from purely acoustic solo classical guitar works (including his own compositions); Mexican folk songs; as well as his own songs (with words in both, Spanish and English).
For Raziel, music making and playing goes beyond a profession, a career or a trade. For him, the practice of music is a path of healing, self knowledge and service.
What you can expect

Sparkling wine on arrival
Savouries and sweets
Leaf tea and brewed coffee

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Please email any dietary restrictions

$50 ADULT $48 CONC
$45 FRIENDS OF BUDA

Nature Journaling with Sarah Frazer & Ryan Garratt
2026-05-16 11:00 - 15:00 | Buda Historic Home and Garden, 42 Hunter St, CASTLEMAINE, VIC, 3450, Australia
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Come and explore Buda’s three-acre Heritage Garden in this immersive Nature Journaling workshop led by Buda’s Curators. Slow down, observe closely, and record what you discover through drawing, writing, or even poetry. Anyone can nature journal — simple tools, open curiosity, and you’re ready to start.
Begin the day with Ryan Garratt, Buda’s Garden Curator, who will share the history and significance of nature journaling in Victorian times. This session will draw on Buda’s collection of beautiful nature journals and botanical interpretations.
Next, Sarah Frazer, Buda’s House Curator and visual artist, will introduce the key elements of nature journaling. She will explain what you might include, why it differs from everyday journaling, and provide practical examples.
After a lunch break, the group will head into the garden for hands-on journaling. This session will include observational drawing and sensory meditation with Sarah, while Ryan will be on hand to highlight what you might work with in the garden during the current season. There will also be time for questions, practice, and guidance throughout.
This special workshop has three tiers.
$120 ticket is for new participants and includes a beautifully handmade journal for you to use and keep. The first section offers an instructional and inspirational guide to support your journaling journey, followed by blank pages ready for your own spontaneous creations. Strictly limited edition.
$60 ticket is for new participants. Please bring your own journal.
$40 ticket is for returning participants. Please bring your own journal.

Pencils and pens will be available but feel free to bring your own art materials.
Tea and coffee will be provided. Please BYO your own lunch to have in the garden.

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The 2026 Josine McEwan fundraising lecture and lunch
2026-07-18 12:00 - 15:30 | Buda Historic Home and Garden, 42 Hunter St, CASTLEMAINE, VIC, 3450, Australia
Weathering the storm: How landscape and heritage professionals are managing Australia’s public historic gardens in a changing climate. Anna Beesley
Come and join us for a 3 course winter meal for the annual Josine McEwan fund-raising lecture and lunch with Anna Beesley, PhD Candidate Landscape Architecture.
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The late Josine McEwan was a volunteer in the garden at Buda Historic Home & Garden in Castlemaine. Knowing how important Buda is to the region and wanting it to remain open for future generations to enjoy, Josine left a generous bequest to Buda when she passed away in 2006. Since 2007 an annual lecture and fundraising dinner has been conducted in Josine’s memory.
This year’s lecture presented by Anna looks at looks at how historic gardens, due to their living components, are amongst the most vulnerable to increasing temperatures, reducing rainfall and increasing occurrence of extreme weather events the consequence of a changing climate. Although this vulnerability is well recognised there is little research on how landscape and heritage professionals are responding to these challenges.
To address this gap, this lecture presents the results of an online survey of 135 landscape and heritage professionals involved in managing Australia’s public historic gardens to understand their practices and views on climate change and its impacts on heritage public landscapes. This study found most professionals believed climate change was already negatively impacting Australia’s public historic gardens and were changing management practices in response through plant selection and water management. However, professionals were concerned about the affordability of adaptation measures given budget constraints. This study highlights the heritage value of public historic gardens may decline without adequate investment.

Anna is a passionate garden designer and plant person with over 10 years experience caring for and designing gardens, both in Melbourne and now in the Ballarat area, including seven years as head gardener and caretaker of an heritage listed Edna Walling Garden in Bickleigh Vale, Mooroolbark, which opened to the public in 2012 and 2014 as part of the Open Gardens Scheme.
She is a PhD candidate at the University of Melbourne. She is the recipient of the David Yencken PhD Scholarship in Landscape Architecture. She is also a former lawyer with over 20 years’ experience in legislation development and law reform. Anna’s interest in historic gardens and climate change adaptation was spurred by her own experiences as the custodian of a heritage listed private garden. Anna holds a Master of Urban Horticulture, a Graduate Certificate in Garden Design, a Master of Health Science (Public Health Law), a Bachelor of Arts and a Bachelor of Laws (Hons).

The dinner includes a glass of bubbly on arrival followed by a delicious and seasonal three course winter meal.
Please let us know by email if you have dietary requirements.
Menu
Entree
Grazing platter
Mains
Beef Bourguignon on Paris mash
with Bistro Salad.
Dessert
Gentle poached pears with biscotti
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Spring Garden Ramble 2026
2026-10-31 10:00 - 13:30
Spring Garden ramble with Ryan Garratt with hot soup lunch.

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Come and explore the Buda gardens this spring with Garden Curator Ryan Garratt. During the peak of the Buda’s floral display Ryan will look at not only the succession of bulb species planted to follow each other but also the interplay of foliage forms and tones. This will be followed by a hot soup lunch after which Ryan will host a Q&A. Covering the how’s and why’s of succession planting, heritage gardens and practical application in the home garden, drawing from his extensive experience while working for the Diggers Club as well as lessons learnt from his own home ‘trial’ garden.

(Vegan, vegetarian and non vegetarian soup available)
Please email us here to let us know of any dietary restriction.
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Traditional Arts Fair 2026
2026-11-22 10:00 - 16:00
The Traditional Arts Fair 2026 is back on the 22nd November.
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New for 2026! Expanded layout throughout the Heritage gardens with more stalls, increased food and seating areas and easier browsing.
Stall bookings will open soon. Please email secretary@budacastlemaine.org if you would like to be on the waiting list.
Step into a day of colour, craft and creativity as Buda Historic Home and Garden brings the Traditional Arts Fair to Castlemaine on Sunday 22 November, from 10am to 4pm.
Set against the backdrop of Buda’s stunning spring garden, this vibrant celebration honours the spirit of the Leviny daughters with an inspiring showcase of traditional arts, cooking and gardening. Discover everything from embroidery, bookbinding and weaving to saffron, metalwork, felting, jewellery, painting and more—each stall alive with skill, story and hands-on demonstrations.
Round off the day with handcrafted ice cream, barista-made coffee, a gourmet BBQ, Devonshire teas and delicious light lunches—there’s something to tempt every appetite.
Enjoy free demonstrations on the main stage, roving musicians and a special guest artist in residence, while stallholders share their craft up close. Families are warmly welcomed, with engaging children’s activities and guided tours of the historic house running throughout the day.
Come curious, leave inspired.
Adults are only 10 dollars and kids are free, so don’t miss out on a fantastic family day out.

Pets not allowed please.
Assistance dogs welcome.

Buda’s famous produce will once again be on sale all day.

Food! Icecream, Laksa by Duang, Axil Coffee by Ry and Kelsey, more to come…

Gourmet BBQ including vegetarian and kids BBQ, cakes, light lunches and Devonshire Teas

Free Kids activities on the lawn 10am – 3pm

Great fun music with the Kyneton Street Band
