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Segue Cafe

A community house and cafe with local arts and craft, some available for purchase, as well as a gallery. There are helpful brochures available here on local attractions and nearby destinations. Home of the town's Shakespeare festival.

Address: 66 Tyers St
Hours: Wed-Sat 9:30AM-2:30PM
Phone: +61426207484
Website: stratfordcourthouse.com.au (opens in a new tab)

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Shakespeare on the River Festival
The biggest event of the year, which runs for two weeks in April/May. Expect plays by Shakespeare (of course), with actors ranging from professionals to the local primary school, as well as a village market and the Bard's Banquet. Most events have to be booked in advance.
April-May
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Segue / Courthouse Theatre
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Arts Trail
A 3-km walking trail through the town along the Avon River, passing Shakespeare-themed artworks. The trail starts outside the library, and goes down Raymond Street to get to Merrick Street, which looks down on the Avon River. Go south down Merrick Street to get to the Garden for Humanity, which is at the corner of Merrick and McMillan Street, and contains some historic trees and benches. Going down McMillan Street, you'll reach the Princes Highway, which you cross to reach Apex Park, and take a gravel path to McMillan Street (McMillan Street is split in twain by the railway line, you need to end up east of the railway line). This may be difficult for those with injury and disability. The historic railway bridge near the Apex Park is worth a detour. A path that's past the intersection of Wellsford Street and McMillan Street, but before the intersection of Davis Street and McMillan Street, takes you to a platform near the river. It's uphill on the way back. From there, you can head down left on McMillan Street, turn onto Wellsford Street to McAlister Street, and then turn right at the Princes Highway. Turn right onto Dixon Street, and you'll arrive at the train station, which is the end of the trail. There are various signs and landmarks along the trail that'll help you find your way. Audio tour available from Segue Cafe.
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Court in the Act Theatre
66 Tyers St