Bonegilla Migrant Experience is set to host a vibrant weekend of cultural celebration this November, as Spring into Bonegilla brings the community together at one of Australia's most significant post-war migration sites.

From November 6 to 8, visitors are invited to experience three days of live music, guided tours, exhibitions and cultural experiences as the historic grounds of Bonegilla come alive with activities for all ages.

Discover rarely visited former camp locations during an exclusive in-depth tour, immerse yourself in vibrant Hungarian celebrations featuring folk dancing, music, food and drink, and enjoy the irresistible charm of an Italian open-air concert with Lorenzo & The Spaghetti Connection.

The weekend will also mark the official opening of Bonegilla Through Hungarian Eyes, a captivating new exhibition presented by the Victorian Hungarian Council, with the Head of Melbourne's Consular Office of Hungary, Dr Endre Domaniscky, set to deliver the exhibition’s opening address.

Whether you're reconnecting with family history, exploring Australia's migration story or simply looking for a memorable weekend of culture and live music, there's something for everyone this Spring into Bonegilla.

With high demand expected, don’t miss your chance to be part of this unforgettable weekend.

Image: Violet Simms picnics with the Sommerville family at Bonegilla, 1951, ARM 97.933.