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Don't let what you see from the highway influence if you go in or not. If you have any interest in antiques or artisan works drive in. Bendigo Pottery has been around since 1858 and has reinvented itself as a collective of local artisans in addition to the pottery including a glass blower, metal workers, contemporary potters, jewellery, artworks and more.
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- 146 Midland Highway, Bendigo, 3550, Victoria
Our kid’s parties at Bendigo Pottery are a fun and fabulous way to celebrate a birthday, with hands-on activities that allow everyone to get involved. You’ll find us in Bendigo, about 90 minutes drive from northern Melbourne. Open 6 days a week (closed Tuesday) from 10am to 4pm. Get hands-on with Victoria’s heritage of hand-made pottery.
Here are 10 things to do at the Bendigo Pottery Market: 1. Browse the Stalls: The Bendigo Pottery Market is home to more than 80 stalls, each offering unique handmade items crafted by local artisans. From pottery and glassware to jewelry and other handmade crafts, visitors can find something special to take home. 2.
Apr 23, 2024 · Visited this month and was surprised to find more than just pottery. Friendly staff, great coffee and scones and the antiques market was really interesting to browse and a trip down memory lane. Unexpectedly we found treasures to take with us. Not to be missed if you visit Bendigo and lovely pottery to take home as a reminder of the visit.
- 146 Midland Highway, Bendigo, 3550, Victoria
Bendigo Pottery collection. Bendigo Pottery is Australia’s oldest working pottery. Started by a Scottish settler in the 1850s, the pottery has experienced changing fortunes over 150 years. A revival led by Bill Derham in the 1970s inspired a renaissance for the business, which has regained a reputation for excellence and innovation.
Don't let what you see from the highway influence if you go in or not. If you have any interest in antiques or artisan works drive in. Bendigo Pottery has been around since 1858 and has reinvented itself as a collective of local artisans in addition to the pottery including a glass blower, metal workers, contemporary potters, jewellery, artworks and more.
Informative and interesting attraction where it is possible to view the riginal brick kilns in which the Bendigo pottery was fired. It is a huge space, selling lots of diffeent types of terracotta dishes, plates, bowls etc. It is also possible to undertake pottery lessons. Antique market next door was an added bonus.
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