A Night with AFL Royalty and Local Art Showcases Today

Wednesday, 18 March 2026: A Hub of Storytelling and Culture

Today in Albury offers a rich blend of personal storytelling, contemporary art, and local heritage. Whether you are looking for an evening of entertainment or an afternoon exploring the latest gallery collections, the city has plenty of verified events to offer this Wednesday.

Jobe Watson: 'My Story' LIVE at SS&A

The highlight of this evening’s entertainment is undoubtedly the Jobe Watson: 'My Story' LIVE event. Hosted at the SS&A Albury, this speaking engagement provides a rare, intimate look into the life of one of Australian football’s most respected figures. While his background is in professional sports, this session is a theater-style storytelling event where Watson shares the personal experiences, resilience, and behind-the-scenes stories that shaped his career and character. The event is scheduled to begin at 7:00 PM, making it the perfect post-dinner activity for fans of inspiring personal journeys.

Creative Showcases at the Murray Art Museum Albury (MAMA)

For those looking to immerse themselves in the visual arts, MAMA is a central destination today. The museum is currently hosting several distinct exhibitions that highlight both local and national talent. The facility is open today from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, offering a quiet escape into modern creativity.

• RAW26: This is the annual showcase of outstanding original artworks produced by young people from the Murray region. Featuring eleven artists aged 16-21, the exhibition explores ideas of memory, history, and human connection across various mediums.
• Noriko Nakamura: What our bodies bring to us: A collection of monumental limestone sculptures that reflect on pregnancy and bodily transformation.
• Jazz Money: River's Flow (In Every Future): A thought-provoking multidisciplinary exhibition exploring local landscape and identity.

History and Tech at the LibraryMuseum

The Albury LibraryMuseum continues its busy March schedule with exhibitions that delve into the industrial and cultural history of the border city. Today, visitors can view Local Threads: A History of Macquarie Textiles in Albury, which charts the history and spirit of the community through objects and photographs from the textile industry. Also on display is Yinarr Journey, an exhibition by Gamilaroi woman Patricia Cerminara that uses art to tell ancestral stories and heal connections to Country.

For residents needing practical assistance, the LibraryMuseum is also running its regular One-on-One Tech Sessions. These sessions offer personalized support for those navigating smartphones, tablets, or new software, providing a valuable community service every Wednesday. The LibraryMuseum is open late today, from 10:00 AM until 7:00 PM.

With storytelling on stage and history in the galleries, Albury serves as a vibrant cultural center this Wednesday.