Highlands imag May/ June 2018

Southern Highlands & Illawarra

FREE

Information Guide

MAY/JUNE 2018

A changing of the seasons

INSIDE:

Pumpkin Festival illuminARTe Bowral Antique Fair Tallong Apple Day HTG presents: BELFAST GIRLS Gallery on Track Exhibition AnnanROMA Food & Wine Festival SHSO Concert Series 2018

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Highlands Theatre Group presents:

Belfast Girls

18 - 27 May

THE AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE OF JAKI McCARRICK’S ‘BELFAST GIRLS’ OPENS IN MAY. ‘Sixty women from Belfast on this ship and most of ‘em I seen walk’in the streets. Weren’t the priests encouragin’ us to apply for passage?

Oh they knew right well what they were sendin’ to Australia! We didn’t leave Ireland at all, ladies.

Ireland spat us out!’

Set in 1850 during the devastating, Irish Potato Famine, Steven Clancy has taken the helm in directing this remarkable play for The Highlands Theatre Group. This is the first time that ‘Belfast Girls’ has been presented in Australia and HTG is one of only nine amateur theatre groups throughout the world, to be given the privilege of doing so.

Between 1848 and 1851, four thousand young women left Ireland under the Orphan Immigration Scheme, hoping to escape the brutality of their lives and dreaming of a better future. Among those who set sail from Belfast on the ‘Inchinnan’, was a group of five women who quickly gained a reputation for being feisty and somewhat bawdy, with strong, independent spirits. These women were known as ‘The Belfast Girls’.

It was this strength and determination that helped them to survive the arduous, three month journey to Australia, but each carried with them, their own dark and shocking secrets of the past.

As their journey nears its end, they battle with memories of past deeds and confront the reality of what their futures in this new land, may actually hold for them.

This is a play you can’t afford to miss.

TICKETS from $30 Opening Night/Concession $25 BOOKINGS htg.org.au Destination Southern Highlands; 4871 2888

MITTAGONG PLAYHOUSE

presents

114/116 Main St Mittagong 2575

Belfast Girls

our history their story

by

Jaki McCarrick directed by Steven Clancy

18 - 27 MAY 2018 FRI/SAT 8pm SUN 2pm TICKETS from $30

Opening Night/Concession $25 Bookings htg.org.au Destination Southern Highlands 4871 2888

SCAN QR CODE WITH YOUR SMART PHONE HTG wishes to advise that Belfast Girls contains frequent coarse language & adult themes & may not be suitable for children under the age of 15

An Amateur Production

BY ARRANGEMENT WITH ORiGiNTM THEATRICAL ON BEHALF OF SAMUEL FRENCH, LTD.

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Welcome to the Southern Highlands & Surrounds

What's On May/June HTG Presents: BELFAST GIRLS p3 AnnanROMA Food & Wine Festival p6 illuminARTe p7 Bowral Antique Fair p7 SHSO Concert Series p13 Gallery on Track Exhibition p23 Pumpkin Festival p25 Tallong Apple Day p25 Wollongong Gallery Exhibitions p30

Inside this issue

Macarthur Region 10 Wollondilly/Picton 14 Mittagong/Bowral, Moss Vale/Bundanoon 16 Cellar Doors 19 Berrima 20 Handmade in the Highlands 22 Markets 24 Robertson 26 What's On 28 Map 31

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From the Editor

Welcome to the Southern Highlands and surrounding areas.

The coming months are perfect for enjoying a leisurely afternoon drive while you travel through our hamlets and villages. As well, there are so many attractions and events in our patch; the Southern Highlands region is truly a special place to visit.

The Southern Highlands Antiques and Collectables Fair is on again early in May and promises to be a draw card for collectors, both serious and novice. The village of Tallong will celebrate the apple in May when it hosts its Apple Day Festival and Collector will also hold its annual Pumpkin Festival on the same day.

If you love art and craft, you will enjoy a visit to Gallery On Track for their latest exhibition. The Gallery, situated in Goulburn, will offer an enviable display focused on Wool!

Reserve the day on 27 May to attend the ever popular AnnanROMA Food and Wine Festival, held at the Australian Botanic Garden. See the best the local produce in Macarthur has to offer with all your favourite wine, beer and food!

The Highlands Theatre Group will present BELFAST GIRLS in May. This will be a delightfully heart- warming and hilarious show from a much respected theatre group and SHSO will continue its 2018 Concert Series.

As you explore this beautiful region, rug up because you will find it cool, crisp but very gorgeous!

Linda

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Circulation 20,000 copies distributed each issue throughout the region as well as major Tourism Information centres in Sydney, Canberra and country NSW. Information supplied by others for this magazine is published in good faith.

Whilst every endeavour has been made to ensure absolute accuracy of this information, the Publishers cannot be held responsible for any consequences resulting from omissions or inadvertent errors contained herein.

Printed by Spotpress, 24-26 Lilian Fowler Place, Marrickville, NSW Editor: Linda Mobile: 0409 448 655 Fax: 6492 0357 E: saeimag@bigpond.net.au PO Box 858 Bega 2550 www.highlandsimag.com.au Some photographs courtesy of Destination NSW, Wollondilly Tourism, Southern Highlands Tourism & Marcarthur Tourism.

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iLLuminARTe - 5 May illuminARTe Wollondilly will see Picton come alive again with an amazing range of local artworks being projected onto landmark buildings and beautiful lighting displays illuminating the historic town. IlluminARTe Wollondilly provides a remarkable cultural experience with breathtaking performing arts,

local music, market stalls and a wide variety of food vendors.

Live entertainment will kick off from midday in Menangle Street with performances from exciting local bands, soloists, groups and buskers as well as a guest performance from Missy Lancaster and other special guests.

This year we introduce the illuminARTe Kids Carnival which will be held in the Picton RSL Park with kids amusement rides, sideshow alley games and carnival food stalls. At sunset, the Anzac Memorial and Gum Trees will be glowing with coloured lights.

As night falls, children and adults proudly march in the Lantern Parade with paper lanterns they have created. The festival culminates in an exciting finale with a fireworks spectacular over the Picton CBD capping off a night of colour, light and creativity.

This Festival is supported by Wollondilly Shire Council, and Southern Tablelands Arts (STA). www.wollondilly.nsw.gov.au Ph: 4677 1100

Southern Highlands Antiques and Collectables Fair Open from 9:00am until 5:00pm Saturday 5 May and from 10:00am until 4:00pm Sunday 6 May.

Saturday 5th May and Sunday 6th May 2018 will see the Bowral Memorial Hall transformed into an impressive showcase of antiques when around twenty dealers from all around the country combine for the 31st Southern Highlands Antiques Fair.

Organised by antiques dealer Mick Dalton, this event has become a great drawcard for collectors both serious and novice alike.

Traditionally the aim of a fair is to cater for all tastes and incomes, from the smallest thimble to a grand Victorian chest. Prices are competitive and the range of items for sale is enormous, enabling customers to view many different dealers all together under one roof, instead of travelling to twenty different establishments.

Georgian and Victorian jewellery, English and European porcelain, silver, glass, linen, lamps, collectables and furniture, both

rustic and traditional will be displayed with great care and pride, the dealers themselves endeavouring to supply as much information as possible to help the collector.

The Southern Highlands Antiques Fair is a major fundraiser for the Bowral and District Hospital Auxiliary who will provide delicious light lunches and morning and afternoon teas throughout the weekend of the fair as well as a raffle and a stall selling delicious cakes, biscuits and jams.

Admission is $10.00 for adults and includes a lucky door prize ticket. Accompanied children are free.

The Bowral Memorial Hall, Bendooley St, Bowral, parallel to Bong Bong St. Plenty of parking and wheelchair access.

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Art and culture in Macarthur!

Culture is alive and well in Macarthur with a range of exhibitions, displays and performances on show this autumn.

The brand new Alan Baker Art Gallery housed in historic Macaria in Camden is a must visit this Autumn showcasing Alan Baker's artwork and tells a story of life, Australian tradition, culture and artistic journey. While in Camden the Camden Art Prize is on display at the Camden Civic Centre between 4 – 11 May with a focus on Australian and local works.

The Campbelltown Arts Centre continues to shine with two exhibitions on display this May. Action and Consequence brings together works from the centres permanent collection and reflects on lores, laws and legislation regarding indigenous cultural material. In Sheer Fantasy the world as we know it bends and shifts, making room to indulge in our greatest fantasies. This exhibition is curated by western Sydney artist David Capra and features a number of newly commissioned works.

Certainly not one to miss!

If you love the outdoors and art then the Western Sydney University Sculpture Award is a must see. Each year talented artists enter their works and everyone is invited to the view the exhibition picnic, and cast their vote in the Urban Growth People's Choice award.

Sculptures are on display at Western Sydney University between 4 May and 3 June.

Fans of scientific botanical drawing will

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be familiar with Margaret Flockton's work and contribution to the documentation of Australian flora through her botanical illustrations. The 2018 Margaret Flockton Award features scientifically accurate taxonomic illustrations alongside descriptions of the pictured plant. The exhibition is on display at the Australian Botanic Garden between 18 May and 29 July.

If music is more your jam then Live and Local Camden is the street festival for you, on 23 June Argyle St Camden will come alive with a diverse showcase of free live music from local artists. Or treat mum this mother's day with tickets to see renowned tenor Mark Vincent in a special performance of his show 'Young At Heart' at The Cube Entertainment Centre in Campbelltown on 12 May. No Autumn in Macarthur would be complete without the ever popular AnnanROMA Food and Wine Festival. Held at the Australian Botanic Garden on 27 May, see the best the local produce Macarthur has to offer with all your favourite wine, beer and food!

For further information on these events and attractions, contact Macarthur Visitor Centres: Ph: 1800 655 991 E: info@macarthur.com.au W: www.macarthur.com.au F: www.facebook.com/visitmacarthur

Macarthur

Head indoors and warm up this winter..

1800 655 991

info@macarthur.com.au

www.facebook.com/visitmacarthur @macarthurnsw

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Things to See & Do Campbelltown Arts Centre Japanese Gardens Botanic Garden Boutique shopping & markets Macarthur Square shopping.

Horse riding, Laser Skirmish Joy flights, Hot Air Ballooning & Skydiving MACARTHUR VISITOR CENTRES CAMDEN ‘John Oxley Cottage’ Camden Valley Way, Elderslie Ph. 4658 1370 CAMPBELLTOWN ‘Quondong Cottage’ 15 Old Menangle Rd, Campbelltown Ph. 4645 4921 www.macarthur.com.au /visitmacarthur @macarthurnsw 10

Macarthur

Campbelltown & Camden Macarthur includes the cities of Camden and Campbelltown and is a vibrant, bustling region known for offering experiences which include adrenalin packed activities, heritage attractions, entertainment activities and award winning dining.

The region is rich in history and character as Macarthur was the birthplace of Australia’s wool, wine and wheat industries. Today, these links with the history of colonial settlement are reflected in the large number of heritage listed buildings that are still scattered throughout. Camden Park House and Macarthur Park are fine examples of 19C architecture prevelent in the area.

There are plenty of opportunities to get up close with nature as Macarthur boasts lovely public gardens

and parks and is bordered by scenic hills, nature reserves and the Georges and Nepean Rivers, so bushwalking is a must.

Macarthur is also rich in art and culture. There is a diverse range of cultural venues including a number of art galleries such as Campbelltown Arts Centre and the Campbelltown Entertainment and Exhibition Centre are the entertainment heart of Macarthur.

Macarthur is bordered by scenic hills, nature reserves and the Georges and Nepean Rivers. The beauty of the nature reserves and wildlife trails will surprise and delight with spectacular flowing streams, rock escarpments and native flora and fauna.

For a superb day out, visit one of Macarthur’s most interesting attractions, Australian Botanic Gardens, Mount Annan. Enjoy a delightful family day out in the midst of 416 hectares

The Original Country Market COBBITTY VILLAGE

MARKETS

First Saturday of each month (Except January and February)

8am-1pm BBQ and devonshire teas available

100 Stalls

of Australian bushland. The facility includes picnic areas, a restaurant, over 10 kilometres of walking tracks and a native flora research facility and NSW Seedbank.

Cobbitty Public School grounds Cobbitty Road, Cobbitty

Ph: 0438 512 728 www.cobbittymarkets.com.au

Play..relax..be entertained!

ROCK & ROLL & SWING CLASSES: Monday 7-9pm LINE DANCING: Tuesday 11.30am Beginners -

Camden RSL 23 CAWDOR RD, CAMDEN

11.30-12.30 (18 yrs & over $3) TRIVIA: Wednesday 7.30pm Lots of fun and prizes, teams of two or more.

CLUB BINGO: Fantastic prizes & raffles.

Thursday 10.45am LIVE BANDS: Saturday 8.00pm - Free entry MEAT MARKET: Friday 5pm , drawn at 6.30pm.

Includes LUCKY MEMBERS DRAW LTPS/16/06055 ENTERTAINMENT: in the Ken Bond Lounge Friday 8.00pm Party Bands.

RAFFLES: Sunday - Fill the fridge! Stock the Pantry!

Tickets 5pm. Drawn 6.30pm. Includes Lucky Members Draw. LTPS/14/05990

DOWN MEMORY LANE: Sunday night entertainment from 5.30pm

(adjacent to Coles)

Membership: now open - $5.50 incl GST

Ph: 4655 8705

CHINESE RESTAURANT

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Open Daily: LUNCH 12 - 2.30pm, DINNER 5.30pm.

Snack Bar & A-La-Carte Menu

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Cobbity Village Markets Cobbity Markets is a craft market, with stallholders selling a wide range of unusual and interesting hand-made goods, gifts and wares.

These include ceramics, woodwork, paintings and frames, clothes and jewellery, unique furniture, gorgeous knick-knacks and trinkets, lovingly made soaps and body products, toys for the littlies, and a whole lot more. There is always something perfect for that special gift, important occasion, or just to spoil yourself, friends or family. We also sell a selection of gourmet fresh, baked, and carefully prepared foods and produce. There are flowers, plants and seedlings as well.

The market has been volunteer run and organised by a committee of volunteers since 1982 when the markets began. The aim is to provide a great local market as a service to the community.

All funds raised are returned to needy organisations and people in the local and Sydney area.

The market is in the grounds of Cobbitty Public School, with lovely shade trees, some covered walkways, and the delightful country atmosphere of Cobbitty town. Off-street parking is available behind the market, and there is local and professional entertainment.

Foods available include a BBQ, vegetarian fare, Turkish foods, Devonshire coffee and tea, cappuccino, fresh fruit frozen yoghurt, ice cream and lots of delicious home-made snacks and treats.

Come with friends or family for a great day out!

First Saturday of each month (Except January and February) 8am-1pm Cobbitty Public School grounds Cobbitty Road, Cobbitty Ph: 0438 512 728

Casual dining @

Melaleuca House Relax before or after exploring The Australian Botanic Garden, Mount Annan Weekend Breakfast, Burgers, Pastas, Salads and Great Coffee

Open Monday-Friday, 10am-4pm Saturday-Sunday, 8am-4pm

Evenings available for Wedding Receptions and Private Parties

Ph: (02)4648 3318

enquiries@melaleucahouse.com.au

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2018 concert series

GALA EVENT - MORNING, NOON AND NIGHT IN VIENNA Franz von Suppé Morning, Noon and Night in Vienna Overture Soloist Judith Rough: Rudolf Sieczynski Vienna, City of My Dreams Franz Lehár Vilia from The Merry Widow Johann Strauss II Voices of Spring

SATURDAY 30 JUNE 7:30PM SUNDAY 1 JULY 2:30PM Memorial Hall Bendooley Street, Bowral, NSW 2576

Composition competition: winner - Maria Dunn Viaggio second - Wanda Kower Polandia Soloists: Zoe Andrews and Verna Lee Mozart Concerto for Flute and Harp Johann Strauss II Die Fledermaus Overture Soloist Judith Rough: Mozart Chi sà, chi sà, qual sia Johann Strauss II Laughing Song from Die Fledermaus Johann Strauss II Blue Danube Waltz Johann Strauss I Radetzky March Conductors: Dr Allan Stiles and Jillian Bridge Gala Tickets Adults $60 • Concessions/ Students $45 • Children under 15 $10

Online: www.try booking.com/368412 • www.shso.org.au In Store: Destination Southern Highlands, Mittagong Ph: 1300 657 559 • Powerpoint Music, 409 Bong Bong Street, Bowral • Some tickets may be available at the door.

For More Information Visit www.shso.org.au or call 0416380567

The SHSO reserves the right to amend the advertised repertoire.

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Things to See & Do

Wollondilly

Villages; Appin, Bargo, Warragamba, Thirlmere, Menangle & The Oaks.

Wollondilly is situated

Dams; Nepean, Cataract, Cordeaux, Avon & Warragamba Dams Burragorang Lookout, breathtaking views.

Wirrimbirra Sanctuary, native animals, plant nursery, picnic facilities and gift shop.

Wollondilly Heritage Centre & Museum. Five buildings of historical displays of Wollondilly & The Burragorang Valley NSW Rail Museum In Thirlemere VISITOR INFORMATION

44-60 Menangle Street, Picton NSW. Ph: 4677 8313

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Picton, Appin, Thirlmere views of the Burragorang Valley, the waters of which are dammed by Warragamba Dam or picnic and BBQ at the Avon, Cordeaux or Nepean Dams.

Wirrimbirra Sanctuary, set in 200 acres of bushland, is a National Trust (NSW) property.

There are native animals, a native plant nursery, picnic tables and a Gift Shop.

NSW Rail Museum in Thirlmere is a magical place to visit.

Over 40 locomotives and 80 carriages are on display as well as memorabilia and a heritagelisted 1880's railway station.

on the south western outskirts of Sydney and at the foothills of the Southern Highlands. It is surrounded by spectacular, natural beauty and rural pastures in an area that relies on dairying and mixed farming.

In the heart of Wollondilly is the town of Picton. This historic village was originally called Stonequarry and was in fact a private town in the early 19C. It has a number of notable historic sites; Vault Hill, the old courthouse, built in 1864, a Victorian classical stone post office with an impressive clock tower, dating from 1892, the CBC Bank built in 1885, St Mark’s Anglican Church, and It’s a lovely day out!

Larkin Cottage.

First Sunday of the Month Whilst in the Wollondilly Shire Hall, Picton region take in Ph: 0449 851 676 the breathtaking www.facebook.com/PictonMarkets

•Unique, Boutique & homegrown items •Over 40 stalls •Farm fresh produce •Great range of gourmet food products •Devonshire Tea, freshly baked cakes & biscuits •Espresso coffee & sausage sizzle •Live music by talented local professionals •Free to enter •Plenty of parking •Indoor seating & dining

Winter IN WOLLONDILLY Wollondilly is renowned as a photographers paradise during winter months. Lighting, composition and rural scenery all combine for unique and magical images.

The website showcases the unique offerings of Wollondilly Shire from the Adventurer, the Collector, the Indulger and the Historian. Browse this informative site to choose your adventure.

The Wollondilly Visitor Information Centre is located in the Shire Hall, 44-60 Menangle Street, Picton (adjacent to the Council Administration Building).

Open 8am-4pm Monday to Friday, 10am-2pm Saturday, Sunday & Public Holidays.

Find out more www.visitwollondilly.com.au tourism@wollondilly.nsw.gov.au | 4677 8313

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Things to See & Do MITTAGONG: Lake Alexandra, shopping centre, theatre, Information Centre and historic buildings.

BOWRAL: unique shopping precinct. Home of the International Cricket Hall of Fame Bradman.

MOSS VALE: Historic buildings; Railway Station, Court House and Post Office, Leighton Gardens. Highlands Handmade Gift Shop.

BUNDANOON: Morton National Park, Glow Worm Glen, bushwalking and bike riding in a gorgeous village setting.

VISITOR INFORMATION

Destination Southern Highlands 62 - 70 Main St, Mittagong Ph: 1300 657 559 www.southern-highlands. com.au 16 www.monthlyimag.com.au 16

Mittagong, Bowral Moss Vale & Bundano Mittagong - the gateway

to the Southern Highlands.

Mittagong township is rich in history and is known as the gateway to the Southern Highlands. The town has a number of stunning heritage buildings, art galleries, antique and craft shops. It is a great place to search for that special antique or book and enjoy good food and wine. There are hotels, cafes, restaurants, and take-aways. The RSL offers dining, entertainment, large gaming areas and even accommodation.

Bowral - home to the International Cricket Hall of Fame. Bowral is a most delightful country town situated in a valley at the foot of Mt.Gibraltar. Due to the high altitude of the Southern Highlands, the town enjoys gorgeous autumns as exotic European trees and shrubs change their colour.

The shopping precinct in Bowral has an atmosphere like that of few other country towns as it offers an eclectic variety of boutiques, bookstores, antique and craft shops, restaurants and cafes.

A highlight for cricket fans is the International Cricket Hall of Fame. Outdoor sports include golf at one of the town’s excellent courses.

Moss Vale is central to

Southern Highland townships and villages and to Highland attractions.

The town retains an atmosphere and charm of yesteryear due to an effort to preserve and restore old public buildings and private homes.

Some buildings date to the 1860s - 1890s, the Old Post Office, the Moss Vale Hotel, Court House and the historic Railway Station are fine examples of 19C architecture.

oon The Moss Vale area was once occupied by the Gundangara people, though they had disappeared by the 1870s, partly due to the loss of their hunting land to European settlers.

Moss Vale has a large part of the local Industry as well it is a minor centre for agriculture. Many light and medium industries are found in and around Moss Vale.

Bundanoon retains many of its early 20C buildings and has a heritage charm about it. The town has its share of interesting craft shops, art galleries, cafes, restaurants, nurseries and picnic areas.

You can hire a bike, walk through nearby Morton National Park, enjoy picnic spots, native flowers and birds and see kangaroos and wallabies at dusk on the edge of town. Take a walk to "Glow Worm Glen" and discover how the Glow Worms live and glow.

The area is a bushwalkers paradise with fourteen suggested walks; most have vantage points with spectacular views across the valleys. Probably the most visited lookout is the one overlooking the Grand Canyon 3km from the town centre.

World class, interactive museum Rare and authentic artefacts Listen to player interviews Guided tours for group bookings Check web for more details www.bradman.com.au St Jude Street Bowral NSW 2576 (02) 4862 1247

PIONEER FLASK CELLARS When visiting Bundanoon, come and visit the friendly staff at Pioneer Flask Cellars and choose from a range of Beer, Wine and Spirits (including locally produced Beer and Wine).

OPEN: Mon/Sat 10am - 7pm Sun & Pub Hols 10am - 4pm

13 Railway Parade,Bundanoon

Ph: 4883 7314

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ROUNDABOUT THE HOUSE Pavers, retaining walls, pergolas, garden sheds, gates, arbours, cubbys, fencing, dove cotes & lots more.

Indoor Play and Cafe Open 6 days Tuesday - Sunday School Holiday Activities available

OPEN 7 DAYS

Unit 1/227 Old Hume Hwy, Mittagong

96 Bowral Rd, Mittagong

www.neenysplayhouse.com.au

Ph: 4872 2866 Fax: 48722867

The Pines Pastoral Retreat, Relax and Refresh

6 historic cottages set in 700 acres of rural quietness and privacy - self catering. Stroll around the rolling hills and valleys of the farm. www.thepinespastoral.com.au E: cottages@thepinespastoral.com.au Ph: 02 4868 3523 Mob: 0418 200 138

Moss Vale 18 www.southernhighlandsimag.com.au

( just south of the Mittagong Marketplace)

Ph: 02 4871 3750

WILLIAMS QUALITY MEATS Bacon, Ham & Prosciutto. Beef, Lamb, Pork & Poultry. Crocodile & Game meats. Marinated Meat, Poussin, Quail & Rabbit.

Smallgoods, Smoked Items. Veal, Venison & Yearlings.

Open 6 days a week

Crn Main & Alice Sts Mittagong.

Ph: 4871 2649

Cellar Doors

RESTAURANT

TERTINI WINES

HHHHH 2016/17 James Halliday Wine Companion Best Cellar Door Award from Gourmet Traveller Magazine

Lot 5 Kells Creek Rd, Mittagong (off Wombeyan Caves Road).

Open 7 days, 10.00am – 5pm Other times by app.

Groups bookings welcome.

CENTENNIAL VINEYARDS HHHHH Star Cellar Door Gourmet Traveller Wine 2016 252 Centennial Road Bowral 2576 Cellar Door Open 10am-5pm Daily

Phone (02) 4878 5213 E:sales@tertiniwines.com.au

www.tertiniwines.com.au

Ph: 02 4861 8722 Ph: 02 4861 8701 – Restaurant Enquiries admin@centennial.net.au www.centennial.net.au

Tertini Wines is one of the most awarded wine producers in the Southern Highlands. Our wines have excellent fruit characters arising from the long, slow ripening period and our cropping practices. All our estate fruit is handpicked and hand pruned. Savour our award-winning Arneis (one of the rarest wines in the world), Riesling, Pinot Noir and Chardonnay while enjoying some old fashioned hospitality.

Centennial Vineyards and Restaurant are situated in a breathtaking vineyard setting just 3 minutes drive west from Bowral. The emphasis is on quality food and wine. Visit our cellar door and taste from our multiaward winning wines then have lunch overlooking the vineyards. As the Highlands’ most awarded producer of quality wines, we currently have 30 wines available for tasting with something to tempt everyone’s palate.

JOADJA ESTATE

MOUNT ASHBY ESTATE

Cnr Greenhills & Joadja Rds, Berrima Open 5 Days: Weekends 10-5pm Weekdays 12-5pm

128 Nowra Road Moss Vale 2577 Sally Beresford & Chris Harvey

(Closed Tues & Wed)

Ph: 02 4878 5236 E: greatwine@joadjaestate.com.au www.joadjaestate.com.au Experience the oldest winery and vineyard in the Southern Highlands with handcrafted single vineyard wines and a relaxing country outlook.

Open Thurs - Sun & pub hols 10 - 5pm

Ph: 02 4869 4792

www.mountashby.com.au

Indulge in a golden moment at Mount Ashby Estate Winery. Our Cellar Door and” La Pallette” Cafe are open Thursday to Sunday 11 am to 5 pm or by appointment. Enjoy award winning wines, local produce amongst Sally Beresford Antiques and French Farmhouse Tables.

Situated 50 metres from the corner of Nowra and Yarrawa Roads Moss Vale

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Historic Berrima

Berrima Bakehouse Motel

YOUR HOME AWAY FROM HOME....

17-19 Old Hume Hwy, Berrima info@berrimamotel.com.au www.berrimamotel.com.au

Ph: 4877 1381 Est 1834

Surveyor General Inn Australia's oldest, continuous licenced Inn Lunch & dinner, great local wines & a wide choice of draught beer.

Open 7 days.

Mon-Sat till midnight, Sun 11am-10pm Accommodation & history!

Old Hume Hwy, Berrima

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The Magpie Cafe • breakfast • lunch. BYO.

OPEN 7 DAYS

Home-made cakes, scones jam & cream.

Old Hume Hwy, Berrima

Ph: 0438 216 646

www.thebaytreegallery.com.au

BROWN SHUTTER.

The Bay Tree Gallery

For that unique gift that really counts.

Local Artwork and a large range of quality gifts and fashion accessories

Hume Hwy, Berrima The white shop @ the top.

Open 7 Days.

Ph: 02 4877 1211

info@thebaytreegallery.com.au 116 Old Hume Highway Berrima

Open 7 Days 9am till 5pm

Ph: 02 4877 1333

Two Skinny Cooks -

LARDER DOOR

BERRIMA NAMEPLATES

Restaurant quality take-home meals, condiments & desserts. Hand-made pies, sausage rolls & pastries.

Taste test our famous Portuguese tarts.

Coffee by Rush Roasting Co.

Cast Aluminium Home & Property Names Made To Order

Open Thurs - Sun 9.30 - 4pm THE AUSTRALIAN ALPACA CENTRE 1 Market Place Berrima www.twoskinnycooks.com.au Ph: 0417223126 or 0408448225

orders@berrimanameplates.com.au www.berrimanameplates.com.au

Ph or Email for brochure

02 4877 1536

Shop 3, 15 Old Hume Hwy, Berrima

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BOWRAL CRAFT SHOP Local unique hand crafted gifts, toys. Beautiful baby/children's clothes. Handknits for the whole family.

Open: 7 days Corbett Plaza, Bowral

Ph: 4861 6771

Custom-made curtains, roman binds, roller blinds •Soft furnishing fabrics, curtain hardware •Pre-loved curtain renovations •Free Measure & Quotes Sydney-Canberra, Shoalhaven, Illawarra & the Southern Highlands

466 Argyle Street. Moss Vale

www.foxfabrics.com.au

Ph: 02 4868 3830

VICTORIA HOUSE

NEEDLECRAFT

Beautiful needlecraft to make, wear and decorate your home.

Open: Wed - Mon 9am-5pm (closed Tues & pub hols) 49 Main Street, Mittagong

www.victoriahouseneedlecraft.com.au Ph: 02 4871 1682

The EVERYTHING STORE The more you look, the more you find!

We sell quality second hand goods, antiques, bric-a-brac at reasonable prices.

OPEN 10.30-5pm

(Closed Tues & Wed)

7404 Illawarra Hwy, Sutton Forest.

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Gallery On Track in Goulburn Exhibition May/June 2018

The Gallery has two great exhibitions coming up in May and June! Firstly, Jennifer Salter’s Exhibition, “Blue and Green Should Not be Seen Without a Colour in Between - The Unexpected World of Nature” will feature framed textile works and tactile hangings utilising mostly handworked natural fibres and textures fused together with hand stitching and mixed media.

Her Exhibition will open at 2.00pm on Sunday, 6th May and run through until 27th May. In June, the Gallery will be celebrating the "Wonders of Wool" and will be displaying many different items created by our members using wool, wool fibres, wool felt etc. We are excited to be joining in the fun of World Knit (or Crochet!) in Public Day on Saturday 9th June drop in and join us with your project for a quick visit or stay all day! If you don’t know how but would like to learn, we will have needles, hooks and wool on hand as well as Members only to happy to show you how to knit or crochet - hot chocolate and marshmallows will help fuel the fingers!

The “Wonders of Wool” event will be on display from the beginning of June to the 24th - a great Winter outing!

Gallery on Track, Blackshaw Road, Goulburn Gallery hours: Wed - Sun, 10am to 4pm Information: galleryontrack@gmail.com OR phone 4822 7889 www. galleryontrack.org Find us on Facebook

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Market Guide COBBITTY MARKET

ROBERTSON MARKET

1st Saturday (except Jan & Feb) 8-1pm. Cobbitty Public School, Cobbitty. Stalls, BBQ & devonshire teas available. Ph: 0438 512 728

2nd Sunday (except Jan) 9am -2pm. Lots of stalls.

Good food & refreshments. School of Arts. Hoddle St Robertson. Ph: 0408 238 575 or 0248851381

EXETER VILLAGE MARKET

BUNDANOON MAKERS MARKET

1st Saturday 9am-2pm. In the hall and surrounding grounds. A great local market with a pop up café in the hall, variety of stalls, local fresh produce and plants.

Ph: 0409 152 022 www.exetervillagemarket.com

LILAC CITY COUNTRY MARKET

1st Saturday (except Jan) 9-2pm Goulburn Public School – Bourke Street, Goulburn. Local art, craft & produce, planta, bric-a-brac & cakes. Activities for kids.

Ph: 4821 1839

BRONZEWING MARKETS 2nd Saturday (except Jan) 8:30am to 1:30pm Uniting Church Thirlmere Way, Tahmoor. A great local market selling crafts as well as plants. Ph: 4681 8627

PARKSIDE COMMUNITY MARKETS GOULBURN 2nd Saturday 8.30am - 1.30pm. next

to Belmore Park in Montague St, in the heart of Goulburn.With local and regional produce, products and food. Run by Rotary. Ph: 0477 258 006. Facebook: goulburnrotarymarkets

CAMDEN FRESH PRODUCE MARKET

Weekly on Saturdays. 7 – 12 noon. Fresh local produce, gourmet food, plants, flowers, coffee and cakes. Camden Town Farm. Cnr Exeter and John Sts. Ph: 0477 224 881 www.camdenproducemarket.com.au

CREATIVE TRADERS MARKETS AT PICTON

1st Sunday 9.00am – 2.00pm except January. Variety of stalls, local produce direct from the farmer, local craft.

Wollondilly Shire Hall - Menangle St Picton.

Ph: 0449 851 676

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1st & 3rd Sunday (except Jan) 8.30am-2pm.

Bundanoon Hall. Railway Ave. A market for the craftsmith, makers and bakers. Over 40 stalls of gourmet goodies, fresh produce, plants, art and craft.

Ph: 0411 297 963 E: bundanoonmarket@gmail.com

WINDELLAMA COUNTRY MARKETS

Every 3rd Sunday (except Jan) 9am to 1pm Handmade crafts, local produce, honey, plants & brica-brac. Hot food and drinks available.

Windellama Community Hall, Cnr Windellama Rd & Oallen Ford Rd. Ph: 4844 7275. New stallholders welcome. www.windellama.com.au

BERRIMA SCHOOLYARD MARKET

4th Sunday (Feb-Nov) & 2nd Sunday (Dec) 9-2pm Berrima Public School, Oxley Street in Historic Berrima.

Great atmosphere, 50 stalls of unique, quality wares & fresh produce, café, kids entertainment & live music.

Ph: 0488 004 421 www.theschoolyardmarkets.org

COLEDALE SCHOOL MARKETS

4th Sunday (except Dec) 9-4pm. Coledale School.

Ocean location. Hand-made, handgrown products & collectables. Buskers welcome. Ph: 0422 781 920

Pumpkin Festival Celebrates 15 Years - 6 May In the spring the seed is sown and watered.

Soon the plant springs from the earth and the vine takes hold and produces golden flowers that hum with busy bees. Behold the miracle of life as the fruit emerges and grows well in the summer sun.

Larger and larger until it starts to ripen as the summer gives way to autumn. The leaves turn from green to gold as the days shorten and the evenings turn cool and crisp. Then comes that magic day; the first Sunday in May when it is finally time to celebrate the harvest with family and friends at the Collector Village Pumpkin Festival! Yay! So what makes this day special? Over 120 market stalls? The crazy scarecrows and the giant hay bale maze? Or is it the free stuff like the Cobb & Co coach rides, pony rides, rock climbing wall, petting zoo? Or the wonderful

Tallong Apple Festival Sunday 6 May 2018

Come and see the Big Apple at the Tallong Apple Day Festival on Sunday 6th May… which thanks to public demand gets bigger and better every year!

Attractions include live music, more than 50 market and scrumptious food stalls, free puppet craft making, wood chopping, whip cracking, snakes and reptiles, Matilda’s Farmyard nursery,

food, the pumpkin soup, pumpkin scones, pumpkin bread and pies? Maybe it’s the buskers, the performers, the bands and the musicians?

Pumpkin Joe says it is you! It is a special day because wonderful people come from everywhere to have fun and help us celebrate PUMPKINS. We love’m, we know you will too!

COLLECTOR NSW Entry: $10 Adult - Kids FREE Free Parking Area. ATM Facilities www.pumpkinfestival.com.au medieval battles, cooking demonstrations with the Hyatt Canberra chefs, displays of local art, internal combustion engines, a big rig car show…

For many visitors, the competitions are the highlight... like Mrs T’s ever-popular Bake Off, the cut-throat Apple Pie Eating, the hugelycompetitive teams working at speed to turn Fleece into a Garment… on the artistic side, there are photographic competitions. And there’s the Granny Art Banner comp for kids to commemorate the Granny Smith apple that was discovered in Eastwood, NSW, in 1868 – 180 years ago this year!

Tallong’s Apple Day Festival is a day full of fun, rides, competitions, food, music… and of course masses of bags of apples! And if you feel like a little something, don’t forget to try the CWA tea rooms!

Parking is plentiful for a gold coin donation!

Entry to the Festival is $5 and children under 15 are free! ATM facilities available.

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Things to See & Do Visit spectacular Fitzroy Falls; boardwalks, wildlife, birdlife, Cafe & Information Centre Robertson Heritage Railway Station & Gardens; beautiful gardens in a heritage setting.

Belmore & Carrington Falls; swimming holes and spectacular falls.

VISITOR INFORMATION

Destination Southern Highlands 62 - 70 Main St, Mittagong Ph: 1300 657 559 www.southern-highlands. com.au

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Robertson

the green heart of the Highlands Robertson is the lushest

of the Southern Highlands landscapes and is renowned for its rich volcanic soil in which potatoes are grown for the NSW market. Potatoes were the first crops planted in Robertson when a large parcel of land was cleared in the mid 19C. Macquarie Pass, linking the Highlands to the coast was such a brilliant spectacle that Robertson soon became the eastern gateway to the Highlands. Local businessmen, eager to capitalise on the town’s potential, brought the attractions of the area to general attention; the waterfalls, gorges and lush countryside.

Robertson’s development followed the usual pattern of rural towns with churches, cricket and football teams, schools, school of arts and agricultural societies.

Each October, the Robertson Railway Station Gardens are ablaze with the most spectacular display of flowering waratahs in NSW. Stroll through the gardens any time and purchase a bunch from the Fettlers Shed.

The village is delighful but as well is an ideal base from which to explore a spectacular hinterland; it is recognized as the “green heart” of the Southern Highlands. It is a great place to use as a base when exploring the Highlands, close to national parks and half way between the coast and plains. It is within easy reach of delightful towns which are all great places to wander, stop for something to eat and browse through little shops and galleries.

Fitzroy Falls, the Visitor Centre and Cafe Fitzroy Falls, in Morton National Park, offers scenery on a grand scale. Waterfalls, wildflowers, native animals, sandstone cliffs, lush rainforest gullies and sweeping views of the escarpment are all good reasons for visitors to include this area in a tour of the Southern Highlands.

There are several walks to choose from: a timber boardwalk to the falls or a 7km walk into a rainforest gully.

The Fitzroy Falls Visitor Centre is open seven days and provides a range of information on Morton National Park and other places to visit in the area. Tourist information, maps, interpretative displays, souvenirs, local craft, annual Parks Passes and Discovery Tours (prior booking required) are available.

The Falls CafĂŠ offers a selection of tasty home cooked meals or simply coffee and cake in a bush environment.

The barbecue facilities, toilets, picnic shelters, all with disabled access, provide you with an environment in which you might spend a day relaxing, walking or just enjoying the scenery.

Nowra Rd, Fitzroy Falls. Open 7 days per week 9am to 5pm. Ph: (02) 4887 7270.

ANTIQUES

FINE CHINA & GLASS CURIOS, FURNITURE, COLLECTABLES, BOOKS, ART

ROBERTSON RECOLLECTIONS OPEN 5 DAYS (CLOSED TUE, WED) 9.30 - 5.00 26 HODDLE ST ROBERTSON - 02 4885 2521

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What's On May /June

illuminARTe 5 May 12noon – 9pm. Picton. This will be a wonderful event, full of music, art, fireworks and kids entertainment. www.wollondilly.nsw.gov.au Ph: 46771100 BOWRAL ANTIQUE FAIR 5 May & 6 May. Bowral Memorial Hall.

An impressive showcase of antiques when around twenty dealers from all around the country combine for the 31st Southern Highlands Antiques Fair. Ph: 0428 446 534.

RUMSEY FRIENDS - ANECDOTES AND SOLILOQUIES 6 MAY 4:30pm Soldiers Memorial Hall, 3 Railway Ave, Bundanoon.

Andrew Rumsey and Thomas Azoury will present an engaging afternoon full of exciting piano and clarinet repertoire! Andrew returns from his 10-month performance tour of the USA, Canada and Spain to join forces with the charismatic, Canberra-based clarinet virtuoso, Thomas Azoury.

Tickets at the door, at Todds Real Estate in Bundanoon and online via eventbrite.

Ph: 0413 340 248 GALLERY ON TRACK EXHIBITIONS Gallery on Track, Blackshaw Road, Goulburn.

Gallery Open 10 - 4 pm Wed to Sun. The Gallery has two great exhibitions coming up. “Blue and Green Should Not be Seen Without a Colour in Between - The Unexpected World of Nature” .

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Opening 2.00pm 6 May. Opening 9 June the Gallery will be celebrating the "Wonders of Wool" and will be displaying many different items created by our members using wool, wool fibres, wool felt etc.

Ph: 0458 898 442 TALLONG APPLE DAY FESTIVAL 6 May from 9am. Tallong. Live music, more than 50 market and scrumptious food stalls, free puppet craft making, wood chopping, whip cracking, snakes and reptiles and much more.

A day full of fun, rides, competitions, food and music. www.tallongappleday.com PUMPKIN FESTIVAL CELEBRATES 15 YEARS 6 May Collector. Over 120 market stalls, crazy scarecrows and a giant hay bale maze. Cobb & Co coach rides, pony rides, rock climbing wall and petting zoo. Wonderful food; pumpkin soup, pumpkin scones, pumpkin bread and pies.

Buskers, performers, bands and musicians. www.pumpkinfestival.com.au JOADJA OPEN DAY 13 MAY 10am-4pm. Joadja, 1760 Joadja Road, Joadja. Joadja was a kerosene shale mining town which operated from 1878 to 1911 under the management of The Australian Kerosene Oil and Mineral Co. After the collapse of the industry, the town was sold in 1911 and its people left the valley. Today, the property is open for visitors

AnnanROMA FOOD and Wine Festival

Tallong Apple Day

Gallery on Track Exhibition

Pumpkin Festival in Collector

Bowral Antique Fair

wanting to explore this bygone era and the natural beauty of this hauntingly magical place.

You can book a private, guided tour, where you have virtually unlimited access to the valley or take a tour of the Joadja Historic Site. You will see the magic behind how we make Single Malt Whisky, Dry Gin, Rum, Brandy and more. We advise that the Historic Tour is not recommended for children under 5 years of age. Ph: 4878 5129 www.joadjatown.com.au THE HIGHLANDER HERITAGE TRAIN 13 MAY 9.00am. Robertson & Moss Vale. Bring Mum along for this scenic day trip from Sydney to Robertson or Moss Vale and return via the South Coast and Illawarra escarpment behind restored 1950s diesel locomotive 4201. Travel in your choice of Standard or Premier class and enjoy a stopover in either Robertson or Moss Vale.

For something even more exclusive, travel in our Lounge class carriage where a special stopover will be made for an all- inclusive High Tea at the historic Robertson Hotel. Ph: 1300 115 599 www.nswrailmuseum.com.au/highlander Highlands Theatre Group presents: BELFAST GIRLS 8 - 27 May. MITTAGONG PLAYHOUSE 114/116 Main St Mittagong. Set in 1850 during the devastating, Irish Potato Famine, Steven Clancy has taken the helm in directing this remarkable play for The Highlands Theatre Group. Between 1848 and 1851, four thousand

young women left Ireland under the Orphan Immigration Scheme. Among those who set sail from Belfast on the ‘Inchinnan’, was a group of five women who quickly gained a reputation for being feisty and somewhat bawdy, with strong, independent spirits. These women were known as ‘The Belfast Girls’. BOOKINGS htg.org.au Ph: 4871 2888 AnnanROMA FOOD AND WINE FESTIVAL 27 May. Australian Botanic Garden. See the best the local produce in Macarthur has to offer with all your favourite wine, beer and food! www.australianbotanicgarden.com.au Ph: 4634 7933 HIGHLAND SINGERS 30TH ANNIVERSARY CONCERT. 9 June at 2pm. Bowral Memorial Hall, Bendooley St Bowral Afternoon tea to follow Concert.

Entry by donation. All proceeds to Can Assist.

Choirmaster- John D’Arcy Pianist- Rhonda Langford Guest Soloist- Geoff Harvey.

SHSO 2018 CONCERT SERIES Gala Event - Morning, Noon and Night in Viena. 30 June 7.30pm. 1 July 2.30pm.

Memorial Hall, Bendooley St, Bowral.

Ph: 0416 380 567 www.shso.org.au

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WOLLONGONG ART GALLERY Open Tues - Fri, 10am - 5pm.

Weekends 12noon - 4pm Burelli St, Wollongong

Ph: (02) 4227 8500 www.wollongongartgallery.com FB: www.facebook.com wollongongartgallery

Frederic Leist, Morning bathers, Circa 1928, oil on canvas mounted on composition board, 50.6 x 60.9 cm. Gift of Bob Sredersas, 1976

EXHIBITIONS - May/June DEBRA DAWES Measure (ii) A new iteration of a recent survey exhibition by the artist, featuring several recent and new experiments in form and material.

Until 27 May CHROMOPHILIA From leafy greens, luscious yellows, bright oranges, moody blues and all colours of the rainbow – the collection comes alive in a display connecting objects by colour across a range of media and collecting areas. Until 29 July

Annette Bezor, Romance is in the air, 1987, synthetic polymer paint, oil, gold thread on canvas, 231.0 x 311.0 cm.

RED ALERT! In celebration of the Gallery’s Ruby Anniversary, the BlueScope Gallery will be transformed into a heart-warming space filled with a blush of red works from the collection including paintings and works on paper. Until 23 September THE GIFT Remembering Bob Sredersas is an immersive interactive installation that celebrates the significant and generous gift by Bronius (Bob) Sredersas, a Lithuanian migrant and steel worker whose personal art collection became the impetus for the establishment of Wollongong Art Gallery. Until 9 September.

JEWELS IN THE CROWN Works from the Collection - features masterpieces and much loved works from the Gallery’s collection. 2 June – 26 August

Kirsten Coelho Alluvial Fields 2016 porcelain, matte white glaze, banded iron oxide 28 x 70 x 30cm.

Dong Wang Fan, Chinese Landscape, Acrylic on canvas,182cm x120cm.

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