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Famous Sharron and the Wild Women of the West sub committee: Sam, Anthea, Amor & Marlene
The Beverley CRC has focused on relocating to the Cornerstone building in December 2018 with our official opening in February 2019.
Since the move we provided training and workshops for our residents, such as: lifestyle courses, accredited training, youth workshops and volunteer training.
Our dedication to our community and making sure everyone is catered for is paramount to both our management committee and staff. So from the early mornings starts volunteering for triathlons to late nights at stargazing events, our team are committed to offering Beverley the best they can.

Dead Finish Museum

Originally built in 1871 as a hotel, and situated at what was the centre of town, the Dead Finish Museum now houses many items from years gone by. The volunteers from the Beverley Historical Society maintain and open the Museum and can answer all of your questions on the items that are  relevant to our community. The Beverley Tree & Garden Club upkeep the gardens that surround the Museum, enjoy a stop and walk around the beautiful gardens.
Open to the public on Sunday's from March to November. To ask a question or to request more information on the history of Beverley, click the email button below.

Avondale Agricultural Museum

Located 6 kms from the town centre, Avondale Agricultural Museum is open to the public, every third weekend of the month, except for the fire ban season November - February. The team of volunteers ensure the historical agricultural machinery is maintained.
The farm is no longer a working farm but with the resident Clydesdales and Emu visitors are always amazed by beauty of Avondale. The newly refurbished farm cottages are available to stay in, for more information, click the button below or  go to the bookings tab, under Avondale Farm Cottages or contact our staff at the CRC.

Beverley Platform Theatre

The Beverley Platform Theatre was built in 1886 and is now the art precinct of our town. Housing an art gallery, amphitheatre style stage and seating for live performances. The Artist in Residence runs all year, including specialised workshops for the community to attend. The artists take advantage of the opportunity to stay at the restored station masters residence and the picturesque gardens that surround.  The gardens are always open to the community and visitors to stroll through and enjoy. Events, workshops and more go to the website below.