Discover Yarra Valley’s Artistic Soul – Jane Fitzherbert’s Free Paintings & Ceramics Exhibit in Warburton
On October 4, 2025, the Warburton Waterwheel Gallery opens its doors to a one‑day celebration of colour, texture and imagination. The exhibition, titled “Forms of Expression: Paintings and Ceramics by Jane Fitzherbert,” invites art lovers, locals and curious travellers to witness the creative journey of Yarra Valley’s own artist, Jane Fitzherbert (Vale). With no admission fee and a chance to acquire original works, this event is a must‑visit for anyone looking to add a splash of culture to their Warburton itinerary.
Why This Exhibition Is Unmissable
Jane Fitzherbert has long been a torchbearer of the Yarra Valley art scene, weaving the region’s lush landscapes, rustic charm and vibrant community into her canvases and clay pieces. In “Forms of Expression,” she showcases a stunning collection that blurs the line between painting and ceramics, inviting viewers to experience the tactile and visual symphony of her work. The gallery’s intimate setting allows visitors to step close to each piece, hear the artist’s stories, and even discuss the inspiration behind the works with the creator herself.
For art enthusiasts, the exhibition offers a rare opportunity to acquire a piece of local heritage at no cost to the event. Whether you’re looking for a bold canvas to brighten your home or a delicate ceramic bowl to start a conversation, Jane’s portfolio delivers beauty and depth that will resonate long after the lights dim.
Practical Details
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Date | Saturday, October 4, 2025 |
Time | 10:00 am – 6:00 pm |
Location | Warburton Waterwheel GalleryWarburton, Victoria |
Price | Free (acquisition of artwork optional) |
Booking | Reserve your visit now: Warburton Waterwheel Gallery – Forms of Expression |
Category | Art Exhibition |
The gallery is easily accessible from the town’s main street, with plenty of parking and a welcoming café that serves locally sourced coffee and pastries – a perfect pre‑exhibit treat.
Explore Warburton Beyond the Gallery
After soaking in Jane’s masterpieces, wander the historic streets of Warburton. The town’s cobblestone lanes are lined with boutique shops, artisanal cafés and the famed Warburton Waterwheel – a 19‑year‑old landmark that still turns with the help of a local volunteer. For a taste of the Yarra Valley’s renowned produce, pop into one of the nearby wineries or head to the Warburton Farmers’ Market (open on Saturdays) to sample fresh cheeses, honey and seasonal fruit.
Whether you’re a local looking to rediscover your hometown or a visitor eager to experience authentic Australian culture, the Forms of Expression exhibition offers a perfect blend of art, community and natural beauty. Mark your calendar, book your free entry, and let Jane Fitzherbert’s work inspire your next adventure in Warburton.