The Good Friday event will focus on a visual art presentation of the Easter passion story, while the Sunday performance will be a musical and dramatic mime of the resurrection.

Daylesford Christian Fellowship minister Glenn Rowbotham said everyone was welcome to both events.

"The visual depiction of the passion story communicates powerfully through live art, colour and dialogue," Mr Rowbotham said.

Artist Claire Clifton said the Easter story was a message of hope and new beginnings.

"Art is a wonderful and dynamic street medium for communicating at a heart level these vibrant concepts," Ms Clifton said.

The presentation will be held outside Daylesford Town Hall on Good Friday at 11am.

The resurrection story will feature younger adults leading the celebration with special musical items, a live worship band and a mime called When God Ran.

Mr Rowbotham said the mime told a powerful story of reconciliation and provided a message of hope, faith and unconditional love.

It will be held at the church on Easter Sunday.

Contact: Claire Clifton on 5348 7615 or Glenn Rowbotham on 5348 5657.