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Braidwood is a heritage town, classified by the National Trust. It has grand historic buildings, as well as charming 19th century cottages. The town is nestled in the upper valley of the Shoalhaven River, halfway between Canberra and Batemans Bay on the coast.
The best starting point for your visit is the Visitors' Information Centre located near the National Theatre in Wallace Street or the wonderful Braidwood Museum. If you want to explore the more remote areas beyond Braidwood, then contact Peter Kneen - The 4WD Guy
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The Braidwood Heritage Festival takes the form of a parade moving up the main street of Braidwood.
It is held in early May. |
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Every year, over the Easter long weekend, the town of Historic Braidwood plays host to savvy art collectors and curious art enthusiasts keen to discover what our local artists have been working on lately and to buy works direct from the artist.
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The Airing of the Quilts will take place on SATURDAY & SUNDAY NOVEMBER 27-28, 2010
The Airing of the Quilts is only held on Saturday in the Main Street (Wallace Street) of Braidwood
Two day Exhibition/Competition Quilt Show held in the National Theatre
Entry Fee $5 per day. For further information please visit the Braidwood Quilters Website |
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Braidwood & Beyond 