There are themed shop window displays and children’s activities along with games on the Fiddlers Green over the three days. 

On Friday there will be crafts for children at the Port Fairy Sea Scouts Hall, the launch of Port Fairy A Likely Story book at Blarney Books at 4pm and a rock and roll old time dance at the consolidated school hall. 

There will also be a vintage antique roadshow with valuations from 9.30am to 11.30am on Saturday and a vintage truck and motorcycle displays along with the launch of the town’s historic replica lifeboat at 1pm.

Sunday’s program is jam packed with a history walk at 10am and a family picnic on the green from 11am. 

There’s also a children's treasure hunt and an op shop and collectibles trail, with sheets available from the visitor information centre.

Music: Nic How, The Loft, 8pm.

Performance: A show at the Timboon Hotel on Saturday will be another step closer to Jessica Skye's debut recording.

The south-west singer-songwriter is coming off gigs at The Last Coach and The Loft in Warrnambool last weekend.

After six years playing live in south-west, Melbourne and Bendigo, Skye is ready to lay down some tracks.

"I'm recording at the moment and hopefully by early next year I will have an EP out," she said.

"I've got a lot of songs in my back catalogue, I love writing songs.

"I play mostly just me and my guitar and my sound is a bit of everything, indie, folk, pop, blues.”

Skye will play at the Birregurra Festival in October and will also be a regular at the fresh markets at Lake Pertobe on Sunday mornings. 

Running: From 7.50am till 9am the Timboon parkrun offers everyone the chance to come together and get active.

Male or female, young or old are encouraged to walk, jog or run together irrespective of their ability.

Participants will meet near the skate park at the corner of Bailey Street and Snake Track Road, Timboon. 

Breakfast: The Port Fairy-Belfast Lions will host its Grand Final Breakfast from 9am till 12noon.

The event is the biggest barbecue for children's cancer research and will feature a food van, handball and other games, a raffle, music from the Wednesday Whistlers and a spinning wheel.

Music: Bananagun, supported by U-bahn, The Dart & Marlin, 8pm.

The Kite Machine, WORM, Hiddenite, The Loft, 8pm.

Jessica Skye, Timboon Hotel.

Working Bee: The Terang Community Park and Wetlands Working Bee will be held from 9am till 12noon at Foley Street in Terang.

People are invited to do some planting and general tidy up around the ponds. Organisers have encouraged people to bring their muscles, energy, sense of humour and some tools. 

Music: Mick Ferguson, Warrnambool Bowls Club, 3pm.

Fire Safety: A kids fire safety day will be held at the Koroit Library from 11am till 12noon.

Representatives from the CFA will be there for an hour of games, story time and craft activities for pre-school and primary school aged children

Quilters Catch-up: Cobden Quilters meet at 7pm on the first and third Tuesday of each month.

The catch-up runs from 7pm till 11pm at the Cobden Senior Citizens Club.

New Tricks: Skateboarders will want to head to the Warrnambool Skate Park for a workshop between 10.20am till 12.30pm.

Teachers Richard Flude and Rachel Delphin will be on hand for tips and the best trick competition will be held from 1.30pm till 2.30pm.