MOVE is getting tourism back on track
By Natasha Fujimoto
WHAT better way to show Victoria that Shepparton is back on track and ready to dazzle as a premiere tourist destination than to celebrate the Museum of Vehicle Evolution’s (MOVE) first birthday on Sunday, November 20.
With a triumphant first year exceeding all expectation and with more than 25K visitors flowing through its doors, MOVE CEO Peter Hill said, “On MOVE’s first birthday we’re showing people that Shepparton is open and ready for business. It is also an opportunity to thank all the people who have supported us, whether through visitation, sponsorship or by becoming a member.
“We have well and truly succeeded over the last 12 months and there is an even brighter future for the museum moving forward.”
Famed for its world class historical displays, MOVE’s first birthday celebrations will be a thoroughly enjoyable day, with something for everyone including new car, boat and jet skis displays as well as a miniature railway and radio-controlled aircraft.
There will be an abundance of special activities to entertain the kids, while adults can kick-back and relax in the food-court area and bar.
With all this and so much mote on the day, celebrating one of Shepparton’s most iconic destinations is an event that can’t be missed.
MOVE’s first birthday is on Sunday, November 20 from 10am-4pm. Entry is $10 for individuals and $30 for families. For additional information you can visit the MOVE website at www.moveshepparton.com.au or call (03) 5823 5833.
MOVE is located at 7723 Goulburn Valley Highway, Kialla.
