The lifestyle and treasures of village life are often not apparent to outsiders and need a local to help you discover them.
The Summer Festival and Spring Garden Festival are both a chance for visitors to rediscover these simple pleasures, sharing the lifestyle, history, culture, produce, secrets, stories and hospitality of the Oberon Circle of Villages, a part of The Tablelands Way experience.
Summer in the high country is the season of bounty. Fruits are in season, trout are in the streams, mushrooms in the forests and adventure is in the air. Village life brings its own flavour to summer, with the pleasures of the home made and home grown.
Spring in the high country is the season to visit our wonderful country gardens. Different from urban gardens these have often been developed from virgin bush or lush farmland. Many gardens are under active development. This is the time to see nature bursting forth after a long winter.
Check out the full range and detail of the Festivals by clicking on the link opposite or click on the logo above for the festival you would most like to visit ... then find out below what else Oberon has to offer.
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The Tablelands Way Oberon Farmers Markets are held on the first Saturday of each month in the picturesque ground of St Barnabus Angligan Church. Around 30 stall holders present product and craft from the Tablelands Region. Arrive early as the best produce sells out fast. Come and talk to the farmers, check out the cakes and bread baked by locals and indulge in a great coffee while tucking into a bacon and egg role. more >>
