School holiday fun at the Bellarine Arts Centre

THE Bellarine Arts Centre, formerly The Potato Shed, continues its exciting new chapter following a recent refresh.

It is, of course, still the same wonderful place audiences know and love.

As we into the cooler months of 2026, there are plenty of reasons to visit your home of the performing arts on the Bellarine.

The start of April is all about school holidays, and there are some fantastic shows on offer for young audiences.

Farmy Farm lands in the black box theatre at 11am on Saturday 11 April.

With acrobatic high-jinx, giant carrot juggling and balancing monumental hay bales, little ones will be enthralled and may even be asked to lend a hand.

Theatre 3triple2 4Kids returns from Tuesday 14 April to Thursday 16 April, with its much-loved take on the Grimms fairy tale, Hansel & Gretel.

With two shows daily at 10.30am and 1.30pm, the little ones will be asking who lives in the house in the woods and why the walls look so tasty. Expect plenty of audience participation.

Rachael Grace honours Barbra Streisand at 8pm Saturday 18 April, with the Australian Barbra Streisand Show.

Backed by vocalist Kara Ciezki and with musical direction by John Thorn on piano, Rachael performs songs from Streisand’s six-decade career.

Glenn Douglas returns on Tuesday 21 April with Rhinestones to Rawhide: the music of Glenn Campbell & Frankie Laine.

Tickets for all shows are on sale via the website or at the box office, open Monday–Friday between 10am and 4pm, or by phone on 5251 1998.

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