tennis club, bowls club and the Nathalia Association Cricket Club. The annual agricultural show is held on the first Saturday in October. The Nathalia and Lower Moira Agricultural Pastoral and Horticultural Association held its first agricultural show in 1888, after a prolonged drought in the district. A New Year's Eve carnival is held every year. Nathalia is developing its creative arts tourist potential through the Nathalia Living Arts/ Rural Arts Project under the guidance of internationally recognised resident artist William Kelly. Natural Attractions The Barmah National Park and Murray River is only a short 15-minute drive from Nathalia. The national park is the world's largest redgum forest and is listed as a Ramsar site of international significance. The Murray River is always a very popular destination for camping, water skiing and fishing. This tourism over summer is of great benefit to Nathalia. The Goulburn River and Lower Goulburn National Park is also a short drive from Nathalia and is a good fishing and camping destination. References External links Community Website Local History of Nathalia Towns in Victoria (Australia) Shire of Moira