Waverley Gem Club Annual Exhibition (2026)
September 19 - September 20
Presented by the Waverley Gem Club, the Waverley Annual Exhibition is a popular community event celebrating lapidary arts, jewellery making, and earth sciences in Melbourne’s eastern suburbs. Taking place on Saturday, September 19 and Sunday, September 20, 2026, at the Brandon Park Community Centre, 645 Ferntree Gully Rd, Glen Waverley, this weekend event features gemstone and jewellery vendors, lapidary displays, member craft sales, and demonstrations.
Confirm all exhibition details with the show organisers before planning your trip.Exhibitions, venues and dates may be subject to cancellation or alteration. Please check our Terms of Use.
Tickets and Entry
- Admission Prices: Unavailable at time of publication
Exhibition Schedule:
- Saturday, September 19, 2026: Contact Organisers for opening and closing times.
- Sunday, September 20, 2026: Contact Organisers for opening and closing times.
Special Features and Highlights
- Gemstone and Jewellery Vendors: Displays and sales featuring polished gemstones, handcrafted jewellery, crystals, fossils, and minerals.
- Club Displays and Demonstrations: Showcases of member workmanship, cutting, polishing, and lapidary arts.
- Refreshments: Food and hot/cold drinks options available nearby or on-site.
Venue, Visitor, and Stalklholder Information
- Address: Brandon Park Community Centre, 645 Ferntree Gully Rd, Glen Waverley, VIC 3150.
- Contact Organisers: For specific enquiries, stallholder applications, or event details, please contact Gary Shaw at 0425 710 006 or Gwen Dunstan at 0407 512 883.
Local Attractions
Visitors travelling to Glen Waverley for the exhibition can explore several nearby highlights:
- Brandon Park Shopping Centre: Conveniently located right next to the community centre for dining, shopping, and amenities.
- Jells Park: A premier 127-hectare park featuring lakeside walking and cycling tracks, picnic areas, and the.”‘, ‘Reference Area” bird hide.
- Monash Gallery of Art (MGA): Australia’s leading gallery dedicated to collecting and exhibiting Australian photography, located nearby in Wheelers Hill.
Public Transport
- Visitors can consult Public Transport Victoria (PTV) for local bus routes and train connections serving Glen Waverley and the Brandon Park area.
