DUBBO
Stuart Town's Man from Ironbark Festival
This weekend
Returning 16 April 2022 is the iconic The Man from Ironbark Festival celebrating the village of Stuart Town and its connection with Banjo Paterson's well-known poem, 'The Man from Ironbark'.
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This year's Festival will be back to full capacity at the Stuart Town Recreation Ground. The day will feature market stalls, food stalls, a reptile show, vintage cars, live music, bush poetry and the ever popular best beard competition.
Over 100 market stalls selling a wide range of goods from bric a brac, fashion accessories, leather goods, toys and gift ware just to name a few. There will also be a wide range of food vendors, ranging from vegetarian to pizzas. The Wellington Lions will be back cooking up a storm on their BBQ. The kids will have lots to do on the day with a jumping castle, rides and a very special visit from the Easter Bunny, who will be running an Easter Egg Hunt. Entry is only $5 per person.
Easter Sunday Family Race Day
Raising funds for Ronald McDonald House Charity
Dubbo Turf Club will hold one of its biggest days of racing on Easter Sunday with the proceeds going to a special cause.
The Easter Sunday Family Race Day will help raise funds for the Ronald McDonald House Charity with Easter Eggs and a raffle also to be conducted on the day.
Dubbo Turf Club is set to hold seven races on Sunday with the nominations being released early on Tuesday. A total of 216 nominations came in across the seven-race program The final fields for Sunday's racing at Dubbo are yet to be confirmed. .
Western Plains Cultural Centre exhibitions
Enhance your artistic knowledge
Head on down to the Western Plains Cultural Centre throughout this two weeks to take a closer look at one of their exhibitions taking place.
'All About the Material' is an exhibition that showcases the prolific practice of Gilgandra-based potter, Geoff Thomas as he explores both the materiality and processes involved in creating wood-fired pottery. This exhibition runs to May 1.
Little Quirks
Book now
Central Coast band Little Quirks to play in Dubbo on their regional The Rain Is Coming tour, to tie in with Tamworth Country Music Festival. Last in Dubbo in 2019, Little Quirks is a high-energy folk pop band featuring siblings and cousins Jaymi Toole (vocals, mandolin), Abbey Toole (vocals, guitar) and Mia Toole (drums). Friday, April 22 . The Garden Hotel. Tickets and information at www.littlequirksband.com.
Dubbo Classic Cars and Coffee
Drive on down
Dubbo Classic Cars and Coffee is a casual monthly get together for local car enthusiasts and owners of special interest cars, hot rods, classics, customs, restored, vintage, muscle cars, street machines, exotics, etc. Classic and custom Bikes are also welcome. The event will takes place on the first Sunday of every month in Victoria Park Dubbo (entry opposite Railway Station) from 8am to 12pm. There will a mobile cafe on site supplying coffee, doughnuts and a range of hot food. Entry will be by a gold coin donation with all money raised being donated to the Make a Wish Foundation. Spectators are welcome to attend. The next get together will be on May 1.
Buicks rev-up for Dubbo rally
A classic event
The Buick Car Club of Australia is revving-up for its Dubbo rally and the streets will be choc-a-block with veteran and vintage cars from May 15 to 22. Buicks will cover a wide range of years from twenties through to seventies, and locals can view them all on display at a Show and Shine that will take place in the Dubbo RSL Club carpark on Saturday morning, May 21.
Bliss N Eso
New dates
Bliss N Eso has rescheduled their planning Dubbo show at the Garden Hotel. The tour has been pushed back due to ongoing COVID-19 restrictions. They were scheduled to be in Dubbo on Saturday, February 12 but will now perform on Friday, May 6. Ticket holders for all NSW shows don't need to take any action - all tickets remain valid for new dates.
2022 Outback Car Trek
Sign up now
The route for the 2022 Outback Car Trek has been locked in. The trek will start at Parkes on Saturday, June 4, travelling through Nyngan, to White Cliffs, and Cameron Corner before moving into Queensland through Thargomindah, Scrubby Creek and Taroom. It will finish in Hervey Bay on Saturday, June 11.
Every year the Trek raises money for the Royal Flying Doctor Service. However the trek also raises awareness of the organisation in each of the places it visits. To join the 2022 Outback Car Trek, or to get more information on the event, visit outbackcartrek.com.au.
Geurie Lions Market
One for the diary
Lake Burrendong Fishing Classic
Reel in a good time
The very popular Lake Burrendong Fishing Classic is back from Friday April 15. Thousands of anglers from across the State and beyond are expected to return to Lake Burrendong for the 2022 event. Anglers can sign up online at https://ozfish.org.au/burrendong-fishing-classic/ or on the Friday at Burrendong. Fishing to commence at 4pm after the briefing. The fishing will continue on Saturday all day and on Sunday until 1pm with presentation to follow. Raffles will be held across all 3 days in the evening, with fireworks on Saturday night. All funds raised will go to the OzFish Wellington Chapter to restore fish habitat in the Wambuul-Macquarie and Bell Rivers near Wellington.
ORANGE
VIVA BOB VEGAS
A night of laughter
Due to popular demand, the Factory Espresso Comedy will be presenting a return show from Bob Downe on April 23, Bob's bringing his Live Band with him and they can't fit them all into Factory so we they holding this special one off event at Orange Regional Conservatorium (73A Hill Street) for one night only!
The Viva Bob Vegas show will be 105 mins long with a 20min break plus they will be serving alcohol as per normal.Get down with Bob and his live band in a brand-new show! He's Julia Morris meets Jamie Redfern! He's Edna meets Bublé!' All tickets cost $65 and can be purchased at https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing?eid=883124&
Stockman's Ridge Easter Egg Hunt
An 'eggs-ellent' day out
Come join the staff at Stockman's Ridge for a fun day of egg hunting, bouncy castles, crafts, live music and more! Tickets include the egg hunt, prizes and access to the jumping castle and Arts and Crafts area after the hunt finishes (unlimited time to stay after the hunt). Booking time is the start of the hunt so please be on time! Food and drinks will be available for purchase on the day to enjoy in the gardens while the kids run off all that chocolate! Stockman's Ridge Wines is at 21 Boree Lane, Lidster.
Winter Jazz Festival
Full steam ahead for top tunes
Clear your plans for this June long weekend as a Winter Jazz Festival is set to liven up the town. The festival will see a mix of internationally renowned and local artists perform in a series of close to 50 concerts at venues throughout the CBD. Ticketed venues will include The Civic Theatre, church spaces and local pubs and clubs. There'll also be a free venue that will feature local amateur musicians, including school bands. The festival will kick off on Friday June 3.
Live Music Saturdays
Weekly tunes
You can get your weekly fix of live music every Saturday this Autumn at Stockman's Ridge. Each Saturday from 1pm to 5pm you can enjoy live tunes from local musicians with views of the vineyard hills, delicious food and drinks in a relaxed country setting. Tickets are $5 and can be purchased from Stockman's Ridge.
Domestic Goddess - A Group Exhibition
Get in for the opening night
Be one of the first to see this collection of works from some of Australia's most exciting contemporary female artists at The Corner Store Gallery (382 Summer Street). There will be nibbles provided by Orange Grazing Co. and refreshments courtesy of Orange Cellars. Opening from 3pm to 5pm, Saturday, April 16 check out the work of some of Australia's best female artists.
Domestic Goddess is a group exhibition curated by Gallery Director Madeline Young, bringing together the work of some of Australia's most exciting, contemporary female artists. Each artist creates vibrant, lively, colourful Still Life and Interior works celebrating the domestic environment. This exhibition is a visual, "tongue in cheek" take on the modern Australian woman's role in the household. Exhibiting Artists include: Emily Heath, Melanie Vugich, Linda Kruger, Mary Donnelly, Michelle Fogarty, Jan Spencer and Jude Keogh
Orange Chamber Music Festival
A symphony of sound
Orange Chamber Music Festival (OCMF) are set to returns in at the end of this month bigger and better. The annual four day event kicking off on Thursday April 28 will present performances by some of Australia's most loved ensembles, solo artists and collaborations between local and guest artists, in a variety of venues and experiences in Orange and Millthorpe.
A major cultural event of the Central West, OCMF presents exciting and engaging classical music programs by Australian artists, from solos, duos and quartets to exhilarating new shows of World Music. A true delight for visitors and regional audiences. OCMF showcases the assets of Orange by collaborating with other arts organisations, restaurants, producers and cellar doors giving audiences a real taste of the region.In addition, OCMF presents Cultured, a full day of free activities open to the community to participate in a combined display of fine arts, all within the Orange Cultural Precinct.Festival Passes are the key to an all inclusive experience. Tickets to some events are limited!
Field Days Car Show and Markets
Something for everyone
Australian National Field Days is running a car show and market stall Day on Saturday, April 23. Cars will be judged by the people's choice for Best Car on Show.Market stalls, food and something for everyone on the day. The car show and market stalls will be at 563 Borenore Road, Borenore from 9am to 2pm.
BATHURST
Anzac Day Soldiers Saddle Race Meeting
A massive race day
The Clubs biggest race day, the Anzac Day Soldiers Saddle is truly a Bathurst tradition. Not only does The Club bring the community together to provide an entertaining seven race day programme and but one to remember your history, traditions and honour the Anzac Spirit.
Enjoy live music, entertainment and Fashions on the Field and be a part of the country's history with Anzac official ceremonies, and the playing of 2UP. Begin the day by recognising and remembering Australian soldiers who served and died in war with an official ceremony from the RSL. Mark a minute of silence for Anzacs with Revile being played by the RSL bugler.
Come and experience an Anzac Day with them, it's truly a unique and entertaining race day! The racing will take place at 55 Eleven Mile Drive, Bathurst.
Reliance Bank Royal Bathurst Show
What a show!
The Royal Bathurst Show has long been regarded as the best west of Sydney and has boasted an average annual attendance in excess of 20,000 people. The show is organised and run by the Bathurst Agricultural, Horticultural and Pastoral Association. Taking place at Kendall Avenue Bathurst, from April 29 to May 1, the Royal Bathurst Show is set to be a spectacular event. You'll have all of the exhibitions as well as fun carnival games and tasty food. You can buy tickets on the gate or online.
Bathurst Writers' and Readers' Festival
Write that down
The Bathurst Writers' and Readers' Festival is set to return to town from May 20 to 22. The program has yet to be released, but typically the event consists of three days of live streamed events direct from the Sydney Writers' Festival (SWF), along with a program of local author talks.
Bathurst 12 hour
Start your engines
Start your engines for top action on the track with the Bathurst 12 Hour which will be held over three days from May 13. Race fans are now able to buy their tickets for the Bathurst 12 Hour. People can purchase tickets for trackside access, grandstand seating and VIP event parking, which permits parking at the front gate of the event for a single day, the weekend, or all three days. Kids aged 12 years and under receive free trackside entry when accompanied by a paying adult. Visit www.bathurst12hour.com.au to find tickets.
Bathurst Edgell Jog
Fun run for the diary
While it might not be on until September 18, the Edgell Jog is set to make an anticipated return after a two year hiatus. There will be major prizes for first, second and third male and female across the line. There will also be the inaugural Lou Shehade award, honouring the late long serving committee member. Under the COVID-19 safe format, there will be no limits on participants, just no milling around at the end.
BLAYNEY
BOOK FAIR
Put in the diary
The Blayney Parish Anglican Book Fair and Trading Table is returning with an extra special surprise for book lovers. Local well-known author Kim Kelly will be giving a talk on April 30. Books in good order welcome but encyclopedias, magazines and recipe books don't sell and will be tossed out. Bring your boxes of books down to the parish hall on Adelaide Street on a Tuesday morning for the volunteers to sort through. The book fair will be held on over two weekends, April 22, 23, 29 and 30. Doors will be open from 8.30am to 4.30pm on each day.
Craft Cuppa 'n' Chat
Friendly gathering
The Craft Cuppa 'n' Chat group welcomes regular and new participants. Bring along anything you've finished during lockdown to show others - there might even be a craft "catwalk" to show off the talent. Every Tuesday from 10am to 1pm ... except on the first Tuesday of each month. 10am to 1pm. Millthorpe CWA Hall, 21 Pym Street. $2.50. Contact Gwen on 0409 711 244 for further enquiries.
Sculptures by the Bush
Sculpt your enthusiasm
Sculptures by the Bush has returned to the Blayney Shire from April 8 to May 1. The competition features three different classifications - the Hay Bale Art Challenge, a Farm Art Challenge and the Scarecrow Competition. Visitors and locals are invited to explore the region and see the sculptures.
OBERON
Mexican Trivia Night
Test your memory
Head on down to the main pavilion at Oberon Showground to test your memories at a Mexican Trivia Night. The event is a fundraiser for the Oberon Inner Wheel Club Inc. The night will also feature prizes for the best dressed male and female and lucky door prizes.There will be nibbles and a two course dinner available, BYO. Bookings essential, call Melita Braun on 0419 628 007 to book your place.
Field to Forest Festival
Indulge yourself
Returns to Oberon from April 1 to 30 with an array of tasty activities that showcase foraging, food, wine and the natural attributes that make the region so unique. There are specialised foraging tours through the pine forests, wine trails, 4WD tag along tours and workshops with experts recounting their skills and knowhow on foraging in the forest. The month concludes with a new finale event, The Producers Table, to be held at the Malachi, which re-opens after 40 years in April. The dinner features the Walnut Grove, Lowes Mount Truffles, Down to Earth Produce, Diego Bonetto and Bellbrook Friends, and some special musical performances. Visit www.visitoberon.com/events for information.
Hospital Auxiliary
Time to meet
The next meeting of the Oberon Hospital Auxiliary will be held on the Robey Centre at 1.30pm on Friday, April 15. New members are always very welcome. Many thanks to the many locals and visitors who so generously supported the recent street stall and wood raffle. The lucky winner of this was Mrs Carmel McCusker.
Jenolan Caves adventures
Digging for fossils
New kid's adventure, the 'Fossil Hunters' runs throughout the school holidays, April 9 to 25, 2022 at Jenolan Caves. Little adventurers get kitted with caving helmets and real head lamps, before braving the underground reaches of the Bone Cave, in this interactive treasure-hunt experience. Once below ground, friendly guides will have them learning about fossils, bones and all things caves, through hands-on experiments and treasure hunting, before leaving with a little something to take home! Visit the Jenolan Caves website at www.jenolancaves.org.au to book and find further information. Access to the site is via Edith Road and then the '2-Mile' section of Jenolan Caves Road.
Mayfield Garden
Open week at the garden
The full 65-hectare private garden will be open April 2 to April 25. You can get lost in the traditional English inspired Maze, see the croquet lawn, the Hawkins' family chapel, the chook Hilton, the 80-metre cascade and temple and much more. Being a cool climate garden, the garden features many varieties of deciduous trees which offer an array of Autumn colors. Mayfield is a large outside space where you, your family and friends can escape and benefit from some tranquility and beauty, surrounded by nature - all things that are much needed during these unsettling times. There is lots of room for many people to wander comfortably, and plenty of little nooks and corners in the garden for families and groups to share a BYO picnic.
Thinking man's bogan comedy festival
A laugh a minute
The Malachi Gilmore Hall will be a centre of laughter on April 23 when it hosts the Stand Up comedy show 'Thinking Mans Bogan'. Cy Fahey with special guests Jacob Keed & Dave Human, hosted by Jessie 'Rabbit' Human will have people laughing from the show's beginning at 7pm. Tickets $25 via humanitix.com
4WD forage tours
Out and about
For those new to foraging, be treated to a great 4WD trip to some of the more remote areas of the forests, where identification and foraging are at its best. There are morning and afternoon itinerary options that allow foraging, collecting, photography and a cook up in the wild. April 2 to 29. Tours depart from the Oberon Visitor Information Centre. www.detouradventures.com.au.
The Producers' Table
Delicious performance
A performance dinner with the Oberon region's produce as a centrepiece, presented by the producers themselves. Dine in the magical atmosphere of the Malachi with an avant-garde classical music performance. April 30. Visit www.malachigilmorehall.com.au.
PCYC holiday fun
Holiday fun to begin!
Parkes PCYC has a big school holiday program lined up for the Easter break. There's bubble soccer, a slime day, tie dye, cooking, PCYC's got talent and much more. If you're looking for vacation care go online to pcycnsw/parkes/school-holidays to find out more. They're also fundraising for their youth mental resilience program GRIT through Youth Week with the starjump challenge: you can find out more through https://www.pcycstarjumpchallenge.org.au/
Coming up next is their BYO bike and skate Park Excursion on April 19. Ths will be followed by laser tag on Wednesday, April 20, Archery Tag on Thursday April 21, PCYC's got talent on Friday, April 22 and a woodwork day on Tuesday April 26.
2022 Elvis Festival
Viva Parkes Vegas
The 2022 Elvis Festival in Parkes has been launched. Moved from its usual January time due to COVID, the festival returns April 20 to 24 and is jam-packed with a king-sized program of more than 200 events in a rock 'n' roll and Speedway theme (after the 1968 Elvis and Nancy Sinatra film of the same name), including free entertainment on the stage at Cooke Park.
Some of the Elvis Festival activities include:
- In a Festival experience not to be missed, give excited passengers a warm Elvis Festival welcome as they arrive in Parkes at the Railway Station on Welcome Street on the NSW Trainlink Elvis Express from 1 pm on April 21.
- Relive the dynamics of the '56 Era and the birth of Rock n' Roll on April 22, in a concert not to be missed starring the incredibly talented Taylor Rodriquez direct from Virginia USA. Show starts at 8pm.
- There is no better entertainer to perform a tribute to Elvis' country music hits at the Parkes Elvis Festival - Adam will take to the stage at Parkes Leagues Club for the Adam Harvey Elvis Country Special. Tickets are $40 and the show is expected to go for around 90 minutes. Show starts at 4pm.
- Enjoy Elvis-themed floats, Elvis and Priscilla look-a-likes, vintage and classic cars, motorcycles and marching bands as they head from Bushman Street to Cooke Park down the length of Clarinda Street for the famous Northparkes Mines Street Parade on Saturday morning. The parade begins at 10am on April 23.
- Parkes Elvis Festival will once again stage a preliminary round of the Ultimate Elvis Tribute Contest, officially endorsed by the estate of Elvis Presley, Elvis Presley Enterprises, Inc. Across two momentous days (Saturday April 23- Sunday April 24), leading Elvis tribute artists from Australia and abroad will compete for the opportunity to represent Parkes Elvis Festival. Heats will take place on Friday, with the exciting finals on Saturday at the Parkes Leagues Club. Tickets $66.
- Watch the Bringing It Back Busking competition finalists perform on the Cooke Park Main Stage from 1pm on Sunday April 24.
For information visit parkeselvisfestival.com.au.
MUDGEE
Mudgee Makers' Markets
Do some local shopping
The Mudgee Fine Foods' Mudgee Makers' Markets will taken place on Sunday, May 1. With a selection of items from dozens of stalls, there's something for everyone. The market will take place from 8.30am to 12.30pm at Robertson Park. These markets take place on the first Sunday of every month (excluding January and February). Upcoming dates: May 1 and June 5.
Rylstone Bull-A-Rama
Action packed
In a taste of pure action, the Rylstone Bull-A-Rama will return on Saturday, April 17 at the Rylstone Showground. Gates to the event will open at 2.30pm, with bull riding to commence at 5.30pm. There will be live music by Crawfish Stew prior to and after the riding, as well as a special visit from the Easter bunny. Tickets: Family (2 Adults x 2 Children) $60, Adult $25, Child (5-U18) $15, Seniors/Pensioners $15, Child (U5) Free. To purchase your tickets, go to 123tix.com.au.
Melinda Schneider LOVE SONGS
Support an artist
Melinda Schneider will perform her two hour production, LOVE SONGS featuring some of her hit tunes and all-time favourite songs from fellow artists. Details: when: April 23, 2022 from 7.30pm to 9.30pm, where: Prince of Wales Opera House, Gulgong, cost: $60, tickets: 123tix.com.au.
Clay Gulgong
Get crafty
This biennial event that takes place in Gulgong is hosted by Mansfield Ceramics. Experience a jam-packed week-long program of events that includes something for everyone interested in ceramics. Details: When: April 14 and 15 from 10am to 5pm. Where: Various locations in Gulgong, Contact: 0474 492 880. For more info: mansfieldceramics.com/clay-gulgong/about.
GEMBOREE 2022
Crystals, gems and more
The 58th National Gem and Mineral Show will be held from Friday April 15 to 18 at AREC. At least 30 dealers of gems and minerals will be at the event, as well as food stalls, Age of Fishes display, 100s of lapidary displays crystals, minerals, gemstones, fossils and jewellery. Free parking available, ATMs on site. On-site camping available. Cost: Adults $10, Concession/Students $5 (must provide valid ID), child under 16 free, child over 16 $10.
Wildflowers Festival
Get prepared
Ok, it may not be held until October 29, 2022, but general admission tickets are now on sale for the anticipated Wildflowers Festival in Mudgee. The festival will feature a who's who of Australian female musical talent. One stop on a wider tour kicking off in March, the Mudgee event at Craigmoor Wines features Missy Higgins, Kasey Chambers, Kate Miller-Heidke, Sarah Blasko, Deborah Conway, Alice Skye and Georgia June. Tickets to Wildflowers are on sale at wildflowerfestivalaustralia.com.au.
Mudgee Classic 2022
Cycle time
Back for a second year, the Mudgee Classic will return on April 30. The event will feature three courses: The Maxi Classic (170 kilometres), The Challenge Classic (120 kilometres), The Social Classic (35 kilometres). Details: Saturday, 30 April 2022, 9:00am - 4:00pm, Sunday, 1 May 2022, 9:00am - 4:00pm. For more information, click here.
People Leadership Series
Workshop
Business Mudgee and Pearl Daly-Swords of the Centre for Executive Development (CED) will host a People Leadership series. The two hour workshop will focus on mindset, tools, skillset and business topics. Details: dates: May 4, May 18 from 12pm to 2pm, cost: $250 each course, tickets: 123tix.com.au.
Mudgee CWA Day Branch
Meeting dates
Held in the CWA rooms from 11am at 48 Market Street each first Friday of the month, the Mudgee CWA Day Branch host their meetings. Upcoming dates: May 6, June 3, July 1, August 5, September 2, October 7, November 4, December 2. Visitors and new members are always welcome. For more information, contact Genevieve on 0411 574 611.
FORBES
Easter Festival
Fun day out
Taking place on Saturday April 16, this event is brought to you by Havannah House with local churches and community service organisations. There are games, crafts, a sausage sizzle and drinks from 10am right through to about 3pm when there will be (drumroll please) the fabulous Easter egg hunt that was securing its place on Forbes' annual calendar until COVID disrupted everything. It's all on at Nelson Park and all free.
Tabletop games
Thursday April 21
Games n More Orange presents Table Top Games for all ages! The under 9s are heading to the Forbes Youth and Community Centre between 10am and 11.30am and must be supervised by a parent or guardian; over 9s take over from 1pm to 4pm. Once again, registration with Forbes Shire Council is essential!
Outdoor movie screening
Friday, April 22
Bring your blankets to Nelson Park, in Johnson Street, to catch this Youth Week screening of the Fast and the Furious. This free event starts at 6pm and includes popcorn and fairy floss. You don't need to register but parental supervision is required as this is a public park.
Elvis breakfast
Friday, April 22
Pick up breakfast and a coffee and take a seat in Templar Street for the amazing Elvis breakfast between 7am and 10am. Local cafes and coffee shops will be open, or you can enjoy pancakes by our CWA and Coffee by Larz. There's live music by Georgia Sideris and then tribute artist Ray of Elvis. Don't miss this!
Anzac Day commemorations
In remembrance
The Dawn Service is at the Cenotaph from 5.30am on Monday April 25. The march leaves Cross Street at 10.30am and proceeds down Lachlan Street and up Court Street to the Cenotaph for the mid-morning service. Keep an eye out for local RSL Sub Branch members selling Anzac Day badges in the lead up to the day.
ANZAC DAY HARNESS RACING
On the track
Forbes Harness Racing Club returns with the traditional Anzac Day memorial race meeting on April 25, with a full afternoon of pacing and an Anzac Day service.
Vintage and Collectibles Fair
Travel back through time
Forbes Rotary Ipomoea is hosting this display of collections from the past at Forbes CWA Hall on Saturday April 30. Travel through time looking at items for display and for sale and remember things from your childhood or your grandparents' lives. Enjoy all day tea and scones. To express interest in adding to the displays or trading tables phone 6851 5197.
GRENFELL
Light up the Night
A spectacle of colour
The streets of Grenfell have come alive with the week-long Light Up The Night light projection event bringing light, movement, colour and sound into Main Street.
The event started on April 9th and will run each evening until April 15th between 6.30 and 9.30pm. Each night a different art projection will be beamed on to the facade of the ANZ Bank Building, and residents are encouraged to see them all.
While the World Waits Exhibition
Reflect on the last two years
Grenfell artist Helen Carpenter along with songwriters and artists from around the region will be travelling to Grenfell to showcase their works reflecting on the last two years. The exhibition will showcase work from across all mediums. You will see painting, sculpture, drawing, ceramics, moving image, animation, photography, glass and textiles. The exhibition will will be at the Grenfell Art Gallery from April 20 to June 2 before moving onto galleries and venues around the Central West.
CANOWINDRA
Flickerfest, Short Laughs Comedy program
A good laugh
Head on down to the Palms on Saturday April 16 for a great laugh. All tickets include a free glass of Rosnay Wines. Doors open at 6pm for drinks and pre-ordered food. A 2 hour Short film programme starts at 7pm. For tickets and more information, please visit: https://flickerfest.com.au/tour/canowindra-nsw/
Anna the Indomitable Concert
A ballad of thrills
World famous Prima Donna Madame Anna Bishop revisits the colonies to thrill Canowindra with her ballads and opera with associate Charles Lascelles. She spins a ripping good yarn of her astounding world adventures. Sarahlouise Owens and Dr John Phillips as Anna Bishop and Charles Lascelles. Tickets $30 each. All Saints Church, Canowindra on Sunday May 21 at 3pm. Tickets at https://www.trybooking.com/BYQUK
COWRA
Community Music Group
Feel the rythm
Be led by experienced group facilitator Simone Gough at the Community Music Group. At 1.15pm will be beginner Ukelele, 2pm Beginner Hand Drumming and 2.45pm the Community Music Group. Cost is $25 per person or $100 with an instrument pack and Creative Kids Vouchers and Discover Vouchers can be used. The event is on the first Sunday of the month at Cowra Bowling ClubTo book visit www.harmoniegroupfacilitation.com or email harmoniegroupfacilitation@gmail.com