Step into a world of wonder as the street comes alive with vibrant displays and interactive experiences. Albury Council's inaugural WinterGlow Festival will offer captivating light and colour engaging workshops, mesmerising music and tasty street food. Headlining the festival will be Gamilaraay man, Mitch Tambo.
Blending traditional Aboriginal sounds and language with contemporary hits, Tambo is a powerhouse who effortlessly integrates his deep-rooted culture with his music. Cirkus Bizurkus will run high-energy activities including hula hooping, ribbon twirling and plate spinning. There will be roving entertainment, magic design activities and jewellery making.
Free entry. or signup to continue reading Em Rusciano is back with a brand-new live experience and her first big national tour since her Rage and Rainbows show in 2019. She is still angry, but now she knows why.
Frontier Touring presents Em Rusciano - Outgrown Tour, which deals with her diagnostic trifecta of ADHD, autism and early menopause. Once she picked herself up off the ground (it took one to two business working years), she set about exploring what all of it meant, and along the way delivered a powerful speech about finding out she was neuro-divergent, at the National Press Club of Australia. is a hilarious, searing and multi-sensory look at the beauty that can emerge, after everything has been burned to the ground.
Tommy Little has built a rock star reputation for hilarious live shows that guarantee a top night out with his signature razor-sharp wit, wild stories and infectious energy. Loved for pushing it just a bit further than expected and keeping audiences on the edge of their seats with a masterful ability to tell a story, Little's new show is a laugh a minute ride that spares no one, not even himself. You'll have to buy a ticket to find out for yourself who has stolen his heart and what long-standing Australian institution he has ruined! Little is also heard across the country as the co-host of the Hit Network Drive show, .
The Geoffrey McFerran Young Victorian Piano Competition Regional Prize is awarded annually by the Victorian Music Teachers' Association. The event is delivered by the VMTA and Murray River Fine Music. The prize has been established in 2024 by the McFerran family in honour of Geoffrey, who left a generous bequest to the VMTA.
McFerran was a highly accomplished and generous pianist, teacher and clinician, who championed the pursuit of musical excellence in piano across Victoria. The regional event is a two-day competition, with all students performing in the Saturday heat event and final placings awarded in the Sunday finals event. Adjudicator will be David Lempriere-Laughton, a highly sought after solo and collaborative pianist who has a successful career throughout Europe, the US and Australasia.
Entry to Sunday's finals: Adult $15, concession $10, family $25 - payable at the door. Anything you can cook in a regular oven can be cooked in the wood fired oven. Bring your ingredients, invite your friends and meet at Hovell Tree Park, near the Albury Swim Centre, to discover the delicious tastes of wood fired food.
The ovens are fired up every second Sunday for free community use. An expert oven co-ordinator is on hand to help. Celebrate all things quintessentially British at The Pickled Sisters Cafe and Restaurant.
The kitchen team has put together a four-course menu that will transport you straight to the heart of the United Kingdom. Expect traditional favourites, whimsical touches and a jolly good time, with each course a nod to the culinary heritage of Britain. Inquiries: (02) 6033 2377 or 0437 359 249.
Reservations: Pickled Sisters . Exploring melancholic introspection, dealing in alienation, impermanence, despair and darkness and revelation, songwriter Jess Locke attempts to make sense of a world that feels more and more unreal on her latest LP, Real Life. See Locke and her band play the new album live at Beechworth.
Tickets are $15 in advance, or $20 at the door: . Celebrate National Science Week with Darug woman and University of Melbourne lecturer (Ecological Knowledge of Country), Maddison Miller. Join her for a deep listening and meditative walk along the Murray River and yarn about Indigenous knowledge, landscape change and caring for Country.
Learn practical ways you too can care for our home. All welcome. Meet at the wood fired ovens.
BYO chair. This National Science Week project is supported by the Australian government. Roots, rock, rockabilly and blues.
Catch Minnie and The Moonrakers for their gritty vocals, lightning fast riffs and hot as heck tunes. Gather troops, support local business and fill the dance floor. Restock your pantry and gather seasonal produce at the farmers' market.
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