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Partnering with Like-Minded Operators

Working with other local businesses is a great way to create memorable visitor experiences, reach new audiences and showcase the best of the region together. Whether it’s developing a special product, packaging experiences or simply cross-promoting each other, partnerships can help businesses add value for visitors while strengthening Ballarat’s visitor economy.

Prey x Mrs Browne Bakes

Prey and Mrs Browne Bakes are a great example of local businesses combining their creativity to create something new. Inspired by Mrs Browne Bakes' popular cookie pie flavours, Prey developed a range of unique sweet drinks that bring those much-loved flavours to life in a different way, creating excitement for customers and celebrating local collaboration.

Hotel Vera x Creswick Woollen Mills

Hotel Vera's partnership with Creswick Woollen Mills brings a touch of Ballarat luxury to the guest experience, with locally made alpaca blankets featured in rooms. It's a simple but effective collaboration that helps tell a local story and gives visitors a genuine connection to regional makers, or a piece to take home with them.

Scroll Society x Springhill Farm

Scroll Society teamed up with Springhill Farm to transform some of the producer's most popular flavours into limited-edition scrolls. Featuring flavours such as Cookies & Cream and Apricot & Almond, the collaboration showcased Springhill Farm's well-known products in a fresh and creative way, while celebrating local produce and craftsmanship.

Cyril Callister Museum x Local Producers

The Cyril Callister Museum has partnered with a number of local businesses to create Vegemite-inspired products, including chocolate freckles, meat pies from Sovereign Hill New York Bakery, salted caramel ice cream from Timboon, candles from the Essential Candle Co and cookie dough balls. These collaborations showcase local creativity while giving visitors a fun and uniquely regional experience.

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