What's On in Red Hill

Butterfly Red Hill Gallery

Butterfly Red Hill welcomes you to share life’s celebratory and creative moments with those nearest and dearest to you. Beautiful, rustic and unique, the Gallery and Gardens at Butterfly Red Hill has a long standing presence in the Red Hill community and beyond.

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Pitmaster Masterclass

Learn the art of low and slow cooking with the Red Gum BBQ Pitmaster. This BBQ Pitmaster Class is for a small group of aspiring Pitmasters or those simply wanting to take their BBQ to the next level. He’ll be passing along the many secrets of the trade it has taken him years to learn.

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Red Hill Trail

The Red Hill Trail is located within the foothills of the Marysville State Forest. Its name is what it suggests, consisting of a gradual incline on a red clay path. The path from Buxton-Marysville Road is a one-way 2.1-kilometre walk taking approximately 30-40 minutes until you meet its intersection with the Michaeldene Trail.

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Red Hill Truffles

Red Hill Truffles was established in 2005 with an initial planting of 350 oak and hazelnut trees on a family farm. The first truffle harvest was five years later in 2010. By 2020, there were 2,700 truffle producing trees.
The Perigord (Black) Truffle season runs from June until the end of August.

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Hut Yoga and Wellness

Hut Yoga & Wellness is built around the functional pillars of Heal, Breathe, Move. With an underlying principle of finding acceptance in imperfection, impermanence and incompleteness. A way of life that appreciates and accepts complexity while at the same time values simplicity.

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Red Hill Walking & Wine Tour

Your tour begins with sparkling wine and cheese in Red Hill before a six and a half kilometre walk to Merricks. You will follow the original Red Hill railway line (built in 1915) and along the way, meet winemakers at Stonier Wines and enjoy a tasting in the vineyard.

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Red Hill Market

Since 1975 the iconic Red Hill Community Market is the place to be on the first Saturday of the month from September to May.
Stallholders are masters of their trade, all products offered being expertly made and professionally presented with an essence of the maker’s humility evident.
A whole range of exciting foods and beverages are represented, all fresh and tempting. Expect seasonal injections of local fruits and benches full of home grown vegetables. A huge selection of unique culinary delights make a mouth watering taste feast. Consider original design pieces for the garden made from materials such as wrought iron and bronze feature. There is a good range of plants and colourful fresh flowers. Parking is simple, straight forward and close by. Stallholders are renowned for their hospitality, so leaving full shopping bags for last minute pickup is usually no problem.

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Red Hill Station Reserve

Surrounded by the beauty of tall eucalypt trees, the Red Hill Station Reserve sits at the hub of an expansive network of trails for walkers, horse riders and bike riders alike. Located in the hinterlands of the Peninsula, the reserve seeks to preserve some of the heritage features of the Red Hill Railway.

Designed to be in harmony with its natural surrounds, children can play on nest swings, swings or crawl through tunnels to explore. Picnic tables and barbecues make the reserve a beautiful environment to share feasts with loved ones. Located at 155 Shoreham Road, Red Hill South, Victoria, 3937

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Red Hill Estate

In 1989 Red Hill Estate commenced producing some of the finest wines from the Mornington Peninsula, and the brand is now synonymous with the very best wines from Australia’s very best Cool Climate wine regions.

Red Hill Estate was established by the late Australian businessman, Sir Peter Derham. As a pioneer of sparkling wine on the Mornington Peninsula Sir Peter brought a clear vision of what he wanted to achieve under the Red Hill Estate brand.