The Ballarat Heritage Festival attracted thousands of visitors over four days, with the Hidden Histories program captivating audiences through interactive storytelling, guided walks, and performances that explored lesser-known aspects of Ballarat’s past. The festival featured heritage tours, vintage markets, and exhibitions at the Town Hall and Mining Exchange. Organisers reported record attendance, with families, history enthusiasts, and tourists engaging in events that highlighted the city’s gold rush legacy and cultural evolution. The festival also showcased local artisans, food stalls, and live music, reinforcing Ballarat’s reputation as a vibrant regional cultural hub.
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