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The new Shepparton Art Museum has turned one - join us for a behind the scenes tour of the new building and gain insights from SAM Director, Melinda Martin and Engagement Manager, Gabriella Calandro on the first year of operations. This is also an opportunity to see The 4th National Indigenous Art Triennial: CEREMONY  - the National Gallery of Australia's flagship exhibition of contemporary Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art.

DATE & TIME:
Friday 10 February 2023, 11am - 3.30pm

VENUE:
Shepparton Art Museum
530 Wyndham Street
Shepparton, VIC 3630

COST:
PGAV Members & Supporters: $30 per person (Including GST)
Includes lunch.

RSVP:
Bookings close 11:59pm, Monday 6 February 2023.
Late registrations cannot be accepted. 

PURCHASING MULTIPLE TICKETS
If purchasing more than one ticket please clearly indicate the names of all guests by typing into the area provided at checkout. 

SPECIAL DIETARY REQUIREMENTS
Please let us know of any special dietary requirements when booking by typing into the area provided at checkout. Note: special dietary requirements cannot be accommodated after bookings close at 11:59pm, Monday 6 February 2023.

If you would like to pay by tax invoice, please email: anne.robertson@pgav.ngv.vic.gov.au

CANCELLATION POLICY

• Cancellations received before 11:59pm, Monday 6 February 2023 will be refunded.
• Cancellations received after 11:59pm, Monday 6 February 2023 are not refundable.
• Exceptions are at the discretion of the PGAV.

TRAVEL OPTIONS
BY TRAIN
V/line trains and buses run numerous times a day from Southern Cross Train Station in Melbourne to Shepparton. For travel information and up-to-date timetable, visit the V/line website or phone 1800 800 007.

BY CAR
From Melbourne CBD: take the Tullamarine Freeway and Western Ring Road. Turn onto the Hume Freeway, followed by the Goulburn Valley Highway through Seymour and bypass Nagambie into Shepparton. Time: 188 km - 2 hours. 
Car Parking: ample parking onsite, with overflow parking on Wyndham Street. 

Image: The New SAM building. © Kane Jarrod Photography