Moments & Memories Tea Room has recently relocated to a new home at 44 Camp Street, Beechworth, continuing its tradition of old fashioned service and timeless charm.

A much loved local institution, Moments & Memories has been lovingly run by owner and cook Lyn for 14 years. Set in a cottage style tearoom, tables are dressed with white linen, fine bone china and thoughtful details. The menu features breakfast, morning and afternoon teas, light lunches, house made scones, pikelets and over 60 varieties of tea.

Beyond the table, you’ll find house made jams and preserves, china, giftware and craft items, alongside Lyn’s personal collection of china and teapots. It’s a place cherished by locals and visitors alike, and a lovely stop while exploring Beechworth.

To close the week, Moments & Memories is hosting a Mother’s Day High Tea this Sunday 10 May — $80 per person. Bookings are essential and close at 12pm this Friday.

📞 Call (03) 5728 2273 to book.
📍 44 Camp Street, Beechworth

The Australian Heritage Festival is underway, with this year’s theme `Change` inviting us to look at how history continues to shape us, and how we’re shaping it in return.

What’s coming up in Beechworth and surrounds:

• House Hunting in the Archives: Home Sweet Home
Stanley | Wednesday 6 May, 10am–12.30pm
Learn how to research the story of your house using historic maps, rate records and archives.

• The Horticultural History of Mayday Hills – Free event
Beechworth | Sunday 10 May, 2–3.30pm
A guided walk through the historic Mayday Hills gardens with Col Gladstone, former head gardener. Hosted by Friends of the Burke Museum. Meet in front of the historic administration building. Stay on for a chat at the Grand Oaks café and bar.

• Pen, Brush and Plate
Beechworth | Saturday 16 May, 10.15am–12pm
A guided walk exploring the artists who captured Beechworth’s landscapes, streetscapes and people (Beechworth History & Heritage Society).

Still running:
• Currency of Change – Burke Museum exhibition exploring trade and money (until 18 May)

Explore Australia’s largest heritage celebration and plan your visit via the Australian Heritage Festival website.

Who said the fun stops when the sun goes down?

Spend your day in Beechworth - wander the shops, soak up the beautiful granite streets and when you`re ready to stretch your legs, take a walk around the stunning Mayday Hills precinct.

While you`re there, check out @maydayescaperooms and @oneofftwostudios, two very good reasons to linger a little longer.

Then, as it gets dark… join @asylumghosttours for a spooky night out you won`t forget.

Beechworth - right on your doorstep.

Plan your perfect day (and night) → explorebeechworth.com.au

This Saturday 18 May, the @australianheritagefestival kicks off. Proudly coordinated by @nationaltrustvic, this year`s festival theme `Change` invites all Australians to uncover the ways history continues to shape us - and how we are shaping history in return.

What’s on in Beechworth and surrounds:

• Negative. Positive. – historic Beechworth photography at @hotelnicholasbeechworth (Beechworth | Saturday 18 April) Coordinated by Beechworth History & Heritage Society
• Currency of Change – Burke Museum exhibition exploring trade and money (Beechworth | 18 April – 18 May) @beechworthhistoricprecinct
• Dow’s Pharmacy Open Days (Chiltern | from Saturday 18 April)
• Lake View House Open Days (Chiltern | from Saturday 18 April)
• Treestoreys guided walk exploring Beechworth’s iconic streetscapes (Beechworth | Sunday 19 April) Coordinated by Beechworth History & Heritage Society
• A Walk in High Street Yackandandah guided history walk (Yackandandah | Tuesday 21 April & Tuesday 28 April) Coordinated by @yack_museum

Start exploring this April and keep an eye out, with even more Australian Heritage Festival events to come in May. Visit the @australianheritagefestival website for full details.