The show is run by the Woodend Lions Club in partnership with the Macedon Ranges Art Trail and features two and three dimensional art and photography.

Macedon Ranges Art Trail founding manager Nadine Hartnett said it would be the first time photography and three dimensional art would have their own dedicated categories at the show.

"We've got a former winner of the show Mark Cowie, he’s a sculptor and he's the curator of the Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show's art section," she said.

"He’s not only exhibiting but he’s also had input into the curating of our show so that’s quite a coup."

All proceeds go back into the Woodend community via Lions Club projects and visitors can vote for their favourite work in the People's Choice Award.