13/05/2026
THIS COMING SATURDAY
St Albans… where the charm begins..... Step into the magic of a classic Village Fair where the heart of the countryside comes alive.
Wander through lively St Albans Village Market filled with local crafts, fresh produce, and handmade treasures that celebrate the spirit of our region.
Tractor displays invite kids (and grown ups) to climb aboard and explore these mighty machines up close.
Be captivated by The Settlers Arms, the old convict built pub brimming with character and stories from past…and present.
Watch acrobats soar, chickens race, tug of war battles, glass blowers create, native beekeeping, and more as we step back in time to simpler days of fun, creativity and craftsmanship..
There are competition prizes too, so join in the fun with traditional games for all ages—simple, lively, and full of laughter.
It’s a day woven with heritage, hands on fun, and true community spirit—perfect for families, perfect for friends, and most of all, perfect for you to feel the heart of St Albans.
If you are coming from Sydney, after breath-taking, magnificent views of the valley, you descend into Wisemans Ferry, turn LEFT past the Police Station for 200m and alight the WEBBS CREEK FERRY. It’s 24/7 and it’s free.
To get there firstly set your GPS to include Ferries - then once across the river, take a meandering drive beside the Macdonald River to the village of St Albans.
On your 21km drive to St Albans, you are surrounded by both farms and wilderness and it certainly gives you the feeling that nothing much has changed over the years; the sense of history and the natural beauty of the region makes St Albans an idyllic destination.
There’s an awesome kids park opposite the market, plus our two fully licenced local institutions – the iconic convict built Settlers Arms Inn and the delightful Pickled Wombat Licensed Café.
AND THEN THERE’S MORE…...
• The Ferry Artists Pop Up Gallery
• Historical Society Permanent Display
• Giant Kids Games set up in the shade, with dedicated seating
• Your fur babies are always welcome – on a lead please
Saturday, 16 May
Starting from 10am
