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Magic, Mystery, and Local Art: What's On in Albury this St. Patrick's Day

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17 March 2026/07:20
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Magic, Mystery, and Local Art: What's On in Albury this St. Patrick's Day
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A Day of Wonder and Local Talent

Happy St. Patrick's Day, Albury! While the mid-week Tuesday might find many at work, the city is buzzing with a unique blend of high-energy performance, contemporary art, and cinematic mystery. Whether you are looking to be amazed by world-class illusions or want to support our rising local artists, there is a diverse range of activities to fill your afternoon and evening today, Tuesday, 17 March 2026.

Magic and Illusions at the Albury Entertainment Centre

The headline event for this evening is undoubtedly the arrival of Australia’s premier illusionist. The Albury Entertainment Centre is proud to host Cosentino: Tricked – An Evening of Wonder. This production is set to transform the stage into a realm of the impossible, featuring death-defying escapes, mind-bending stage illusions, and the signature street magic that has made Cosentino a global sensation. The show is scheduled to run from 7:30 pm to approximately 9:15 pm. It is a fantastic opportunity for families and magic enthusiasts alike to witness a professional-scale production right here in the heart of the city. Tickets are available through the box office, but given the popularity of the tour, booking in advance is highly recommended.

Contemporary Youth Art at MAMA

For those seeking a more reflective experience during the day, the Murray Art Museum Albury (MAMA) is open from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. Today is an excellent time to visit the RAW26 exhibition, currently housed in the Brindley Family Galleries. This annual showcase is a vital part of our regional culture, featuring original works by eleven local artists aged between 16 and 21. The 2026 collection explores profound themes of human connection, memory, and self-identity. Visitors can expect to see a wide variety of mediums, including digital media, ceramics, textiles, and photography. Entry to the museum is free, making it an accessible way to engage with the next generation of creative voices in the Murray region.

Mystery Movie at Regent Cinemas

Film lovers looking for something out of the ordinary should head to Regent Cinemas Albury. In a special scheduling move for today, the cinema is hosting a Mystery Movie screening. With a runtime of 120 minutes and a release date specifically set for 17 March, the title remains under wraps until the lights go down. Please note that this particular screening carries a rating warning for strong language and mature themes, making it a choice best suited for adult audiences looking for a cinematic surprise.

St. Patrick's Day Atmosphere

While the city remains a hub for the arts today, do not be surprised to see plenty of green around Dean Street. Local venues and eateries are expected to embrace the Irish spirit with themed specials and a relaxed community atmosphere throughout the evening. Whether you are heading to a show or just enjoying a stroll through QEII Square, today is a perfect day to soak in the vibrant lifestyle of Albury.