Nebraska (2013)
Join us for Alexander Payne’s acclaimed Nebraska—a funny, poignant, and beautifully crafted road movie that explores family, aging, and the dreams that shape our lives. A quietly powerful film filled with warmth, wit, and unforgettable performances.
Date: Tuesday 11th August 2026
Time: Doors open 7pm for a 7:30pm screening
Where: Cheshunt Hall
Pre-booked $30
At Door $35
Kids free
Tickets include afternoon tea
Drinks available at bar prices
Doors open 2pm Show 2.30pm
Award-winning songwriter, Lucy Wise creates music that gently opens a door you didn’t realise was closed.
Blending contemporary folk with pop-inflected melodies, intricate guitar work and poetic lyricism, Lucy’s songs make space for reflection on longing, connection and the inner lives we carry. Originally from South West Australia and now based in Central Victoria, Lucy has spent over 15 years building a career defined by craft, curiosity and emotional honesty.
By late 2026, she will have released five albums and two EPs, including her forthcoming record ‘Salt’. Inspired by artists such as Joni Mitchell and Madison Cunningham, her work sits between the intimacy of traditional folk and the clarity of modern pop.
A seasoned performer, she has toured extensively across Australia, New Zealand, the UK and the US, and appeared at festivals including Woodford, Port Fairy and the National Folk Festival. Her work has earned multiple accolades, including Solo Artist of the Year at the 2024 Australian Folk Music Awards.
Diving deep into 90s pop and alt rock sounds, ‘Salt’ draws on music Lucy heard on the radio as a kid, including artists such as Lucinda Williams, Sheryl Crow and Crowded House.
‘Salt’ explores diverse topics, from op shopping, to regional Australian life, to power dynamics, to imagining people at a party as glowing sea creatures. Lucy tells stories of everyday moments that shape us with humour and a whole lotta heart.
Songs for Halls is an intimate show featuring compositions by both Jenkins and Cosma, inspired by, the land we walk on, the water that surrounds us, the flora and fauna, love and loss, events which shape us and the people who are the fabric.
This show celebrates the wonderful uniqueness of country towns by featuring a song written especially for your town, to be performed for the very first time on the night of your show. The artists will visit each town in advance, to gather stories, insights and inspiration from the local landmarks, histories and people, and weave them into a bespoke song of and for your town.
Crowd participation is highly encouraged as many of these songs are great for sing-alongs, and Charles and David have a wicked sense of humour and love a bit of banter! Part comedy, part love letter to regional Victoria, part party – this night is guaranteed to get heartstrings twanging and toes a-tapping.
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This King Valley Arts Presents project is supported by the Victorian Government through Creative Victoria, and is proudly supported by Regional Arts Victoria.
“You never met a pair like Butch and The Kid. Not that it matters, but most of it is true”
Join us for a classic night at the movies as we celebrate one of cinema’s most beloved Westerns — Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. We have secured an amazingly crisp remastered version of this classic film. Witty, adventurous and endlessly charming, this 1969 favourite pairs clever dialogue with unforgettable performances and a rebellious sense of fun. This special screening pays tribute to the late Robert Redford, whose turn as the cool, charismatic Sundance Kid helped launch a legendary career. Alongside Paul Newman, Redford lights up the screen in a film bursting with humour, heart, and iconic moments that have stood the test of time.
Date: 9th June 2026
Cheshunt Hall Cinema
Time: Doors open at 7pm for a 7:30pm screening
Tinderella and the eight unique uses of Tinder.
Friday 8th May Cheshunt Hall
doors open 6.30pm for 7pm Show
Tickets $30 available here
A comedy cabaret at Cheshunt Hall. Bring your own nibbles, drinks and gather some friends! And meet new friends as you laugh at life together.
Tinderella – it all starts with a swipe.
Tinderella and the eight unique uses of Tinder is a one-human show created and performed by Albury–Wodonga-based Alyce Fisher. It explores her real-life tales, investigates contemporary dating app culture and aims to empower everyone to take control of their own dating destiny.
Tinderella is a comedy cabaret strongly influenced by Disney characters, featuring a bespoke mockumentary film, an informative TED Talk (or as we call it, TIT Talk), audience interaction and participation, a magic wand and two life-size condom costumes. Tinderella is a rollicking good time, super funny and has a whole lot of heart.
More information, contact Suz on 0428 298 052.
King Valley Arts has been awarded a grant from the Small Regional Presenters program, an initiative of the Victorian Government that is delivered through Regional Arts Victoria.
King Valley Arts (KVA) is excited to announce a new grant opportunity for local community groups, made possible through funding generously gifted by Airbnb. We are offering 3 Grants of up to $3,000 each. The purpose of this grant is to give back to our community by supporting initiatives that:
Local not-for-profit groups, clubs, and associations are invited to apply for funding to support events, equipment purchases, and community-building initiatives.
This is a chance to strengthen our community spirit, and make a positive, lasting impact for residents and visitors alike.
Applications for KVA community Groups Grants are now open and close on 1st May 2026.
Applicants will be notified of the result of their application by the end of May . Activities must be completed within 12 months of a successful application.
Applications must demonstrate how the event or project aligns with the purposes of the grant.
Scott’s BMX Trick Bike Show is the first in King Valley Arts Presents 2026 program, we are thrilled to be able to present this family show with the aid of the Regional Arts Victoria’s Small Regional Presenter Grant
Friday 20th March 6pm Dinner 7pm Show
Tickets Adults $25, Kids $5, Family $50 includes a BBQ dinner provided by the Whitfield & District Primary School
Scott Hone, a world-renowned BMX trick rider, takes you on an inspiring journey from his first childhood bike to the heights of circus fame. With dazzling tricks—riding forwards on the front wheel, backwards upside-down, and spinning in ways you never thought possible—Scott’s performance isn’t just a show about tricks—it’s a powerful story of perseverance, creativity, and following your dreams whilst embracing life’s adventures.
The Small Regional Presenters program is an initiative of the Victorian Government delivered through Regional Arts Victoria
King Valley Arts has been awarded a grant from the Small Regional Presenters program, an initiative of the Victorian Government that is delivered through Regional Arts Victoria.
Thanks to this grant, King Valley Arts will be able to stage three live performances in the region. The funding aims to support local arts organisations and bring quality performances to smaller communities.
Scott’s BMX Trick Bike Show. Scott Hone, a world-renowned BMX trick rider, takes you on an inspiring journey from his first childhood bike to the heights of circus fame. With dazzling tricks—riding forwards on the front wheel, backwards upside-down, and spinning in ways you never thought possible—Scott’s performance isn’t just a show about tricks—it’s a powerful story of perseverance, creativity, and following your dreams whilst embracing life’s adventures.
Scott’s BMX Trick Bike Show is a family show, and tickets include a BBQ dinner provided by the Whitfield & District Primary School
Tickets and more information
Tinderella and the eight unique uses of Tinder is a cracking comedy cabaret, created and performed by Alyce Fisher. Based on real life tales of her very own Tinder escapades, Tinderella explores contemporary app dating culture and aims to empower everyone to take control of their own app dating experience. Strongly influenced by Disney characters, this show features a bespoke mockumentary film, audience interaction/participation, a magic wand and some very saucy costumes!
Tinderella will be a cabaret style evening on Friday 8th May, 7pm Cheshunt Hall presented with the Hall Committee- save the date and ticket will be available soon
Songs For Halls is an intimate show featuring compositions by both Charles Jenkins and David Cosma. This show celebrates the wonderful uniqueness of country towns by featuring a song written especially for your town, to be performed for the very first time on the night of your show. The artists will visit each town in advance, to gather stories, insights and inspiration from the local landmarks, histories and people, and weave them into a bespoke song of and for your town.
Songs For Halls Sat 25th July, 7pm Edi Upper Hall presented with the Hall Committee supper provided and drinks at bar prices save the date and ticket will be available soon
A love story with a hoofbeat! In this fascinating documentary, follow ecologist Matty Hannon on an incredible solo adventure as he leaves his life in the city behind for the great outdoors.
A documentary filmed and directed by Australian ecologist, film maker Matty Hannon. Capturing over 16 years of his epic journey from the northern coast of Alaska down the west coast of the Americas all the way to Patagonia on the southern tip of the continent.
Date: 10th February 2026
Cheshunt Hall Cinema
Time: Doors open at 7pm for a 7:30pm screening
Looking forward to seeing you all on Tuesday night to welcome the Fourth Season of our KVA Film Club on Tuesday, 9th December!
Delicious nibbles and drinks will be provided for this special end of year celebration.
Bring along your family and friends to this free first screening of the fourth season.
Screening Alfred Hitchcock’s Classic ‘North By Northwest’ (1959)
Date: Tuesday, 9 December 2025
The Cheshunt Hall Cinema
Doors open at 7pm for a 7:30pm screening
More information go to https://kingvalleyarts.com.au/film-club/