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TAKE A PIECE OF THE SOUTHERN GRAMPIANS HOME WITH YOU
Our Hamilton Visitor Information Centre online store, has a curated selection of local products available for sale including a selection of works by local artists and makers, souvenirs, natural products – all unique to our region. Our selection of books, body and bath products and artisan produce, makes for a perfect gift for family and friends.
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LOCAL ARTISANS
You can feel the love and care that goes into each item created by the talented artisans of the Southern Grampians region. From cold-pressed olive oil to hand-crafted chocolates to locally-blended tea, we love our locals and the items they produce!
INDIGENOUS
Hand-crafted items made or inspired by Australia’s traditional owners, including hand-painted boomerangs by Gunditjmara Elder; Johnny Lovett, a local indigenous community member.
BOOKS + MAPS
Whether you need detailed guidance for hiking or exploring our region’s natural features, in-depth histories, entertaining children’s books or coffee-table tomes packed with captivating photography, our library is full to the brim.
BODY + BATH
From lanolin products enriched with the natural oils produced from our region’s finest sheep, to relaxing locally grown lavender products – pamper yourself.
HOME + GIFTWARE
Stunning Australiana-inspired giftware perfect for your loved ones, including tableware, mugs, gift cards and quality tea towels.
ACCESSORIES
Affordable souvenirs and stationary items perfect for gifts, your home office or to treat yourself or your loved one.
FEATURED PRODUCTS
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Acknowledgment of Traditional Owners
We acknowledge that the Southern Grampians Shire is on the traditional lands of the Gunditjmara, Djab Wurrung, Jardwadjali, and Buandig people. The Southern Grampians is a place of immense cultural, spiritual, and historical importance - home to some of the oldest living cultures on Earth. We recognise, and respect, the deep and ongoing connection First Nations people have to this Country, and we pay our heartfelt respects to Elders past, present and emerging. As you explore this remarkable region, its mountains, waterways, stories, and skies, we invite you to reflect on its ancient heritage, honour the enduring custodianship of its Traditional Owners, and join in our shared journey of reconciliation and cultural preservation.
