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From the Editor October There is surely no better way to showcase a region than to celebrate with a festival or two! The Southern Highlands and surrounding areas have an outstanding array of events for you to enjoy during the coming months. The Dam Festival in Warragamba will feature a Car and Bike Show. As well, amusement rides for the children, market stalls for the parents and free entertainment will be on offer during this fun filled, day-long, October event. With a Garden Ramble in Bundanoon and Open Gardens in Robertson there is much to keep the lovers of natural beauty delighted over the coming weeks. If you have an interest in art, we have two events to whet your appetite; Southern Highlands artists will hold their annual Art Studio Trail in November; a perfect opportunity to purchase that unique gift, as artists open their doors to those art buffs keen to see where local artists live, work and create. As well, you can make your way to the Grace Hotel

in Sydney for a creative porcelain exhibition that is inspired by nature, peoples and world events. Early in November, Viva la Gong will bring the heart of Wollongong alive with an eclectic mix of music, art, food and a street parade. As well, Campbelltown City will hold the annual Fisher's Ghost Street Parade as part of the Fisher's Ghost Festival. Highlights include, fun for kids, carnival rides, fireworks and more! The village of Windellama will once again host a Small Farms Field Day in November. This will be an educational, fun, family day out. The day will feature sustainability and rural-focused exhibits, lectures, market stalls and live entertainment. As you take part in all of the festivities this month, be sure to carry your iMag with you and take the opportunity to enhance your stay by visiting a market, a gallery, or a village, then lunch at a local winery and indulge in a cool climate wine.

Contents Markets 16 Map 16-17 Wine Trail 22-23 Dining Guide 24 What's On 25 Towns Campbelltown, Camden 7 Wollondilly 11 Mittagong & Bowral 12 Berrima & Moss Vale 18 Robertson 26 Goulburn 28 Wollongong 31 FEATURED EVENTS Fisher's Ghost Festival Viva La Gong Porcelain Artwork Exhibition Dam Festival Studio Art Trail & Arts Festival Garden Ramble Robertson Open Gardens Lilac Time in Goulburn Small Farms Field Day

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Camden, Narellan, Campbelltown Macarthur - the best of both worlds! Where can you find a vibrant city with modern delights, enjoy the tranquillity of nature reserves and historic charm, but also revel in adrenalin packed activities. Macarthur is less than an hourâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s drive south-west of Sydney and includes the cities of Campbelltown and historic Camden. Throughout the region, the history of colonial settlement is reflected in the large number of heritage listed buildings; Camden Park House and Macarthur Park are fine examples of 19C architecture prevelent in the area. The Macarthur district played a significant role in the birth of the Australian Wool, Wine and Wheat industries. History books tell us that John Macarthur was responsible for our success as producers of fine Merino Wool, but historical records show that Elizabeth Macarthur, his wife, played a larger role than he did. John & Elizabeth Macarthur established convict built Belgenny Farm on part of the original 5000 acres granted to the family by Lord Camden in 1805. Today, Belgenny Farm is a major educational centre with direct links to our agricultural history. It offers specialised educational and environmental tours, giving young people and special interest groups a chance to learn about agriculture and its history in NSW. Macarthur is rich in history but also in art & culture. There is a diverse range of cultural venues including

a number of small boutique art galleries such as Struggletown Fine Arts Complex. 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 offers a lovely family day out in the midst of 416 hectares 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. VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRES Campbelltown VIC 15 Old Menangle Rd, Campbelltown Ph 4645 4921 www.campbelltown.nsw.gov.au

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The weather is sunny and warm and everyone is enjoying the great outdoors! October is a great time to visit Macarthur and this month our event calendar is full of exciting events and activities. Gledswood Homestead Ghost Tours are held every Friday night. Experience Gledswood Homestead by torchlight and connect with the spirits that reside in the convict built cellar. The beautiful homestead and its spirits are waiting for you to share their stories. Glenalvon House Open Days are held on 1, 12 and 15 October and provide the opportunity to view the domestic and social history of the Campbelltown area through the many photos and artifacts displayed in this beautiful Georgian townhouse which was built in 1840.

On Sunday 6 October is the Wivenhoe Historic House Open Day. Enjoy a glimpse of a bygone era with a guided tour of the historical house, built in 1837. The Camden Wedding Expo is on Sunday 13 October. The expo is the perfect opportunity to meet with a range of local wedding specialists. Held at Camden Civic Centre, the expo is a free event that will provide may ideas for that special day. On again this month is the Bi-Annual Oil, Steam and Kerosene Field Weekend at the Campbelltown Steam and Machinery Museum. Held over the weekend of 12 and 13 October, the event features wagon rides, 2td gauge railway rides, tractor plowing, antique earthmovers, military vehicles, steam threshing, engine displays, vintage cars, food stalls and much more. Razorback Ridge Wines are holding a Wine Wise Weekend â&#x20AC;&#x201C; From Vineyard to Glass on 19 and 20 October. The event will feature a walk through the winemaking process with winemaker Richard, tasting tips and practical session explaining the basics of wine tasting and a gourmet lunch. Also on Sunday 20 October is the annual Paws in the Park. The event is full of doggy fun including dog walks, stalls, demonstrations, competitions, a doggy fashion show, free vet checks and a guest appearance form celebrity vet, Dr Katrina Warren.

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Book your ticket for the Macarthur Food Tour on Saturday 26 October. This popular tour begins with coffee and a wander around the Camden Produce Markets, and continues with a visit to a number of farms and producers in the Macarthur region, including a cafe lunch stop. Book your seat early to ensure you don’t miss out! The Macarthur Progressive Wine Luncheon is on Sunday 27 October. Three of Macarthur’s wineries – Fussy Grape, Trattoria La Vigna and Razorback Ridge – have grouped together to offer this self-drive, threecourse, progressive lunch. The day will begin at 11.30 with canapes at Fussy Grape, followed by the main course at Trattoria La Vigna and dessert at Razorback Ridge. Designated drivers will go into a draw to enjoy a bottle of wine at home. Around the corner into November is the Annual Festival of Fisher’s Ghost. The Festival begins on Saturday 2 November with the Annual Fisher’s Ghost Street Parade and continues until Sunday 10 November. Further highlights include the prestigious Fisher's Ghost Art Award, a street fair, carnival rides, fireworks, Fisher’s Kids, Fisher’s Gig, fun runs and more! For more information on these events, as well as further information on What's On in Macarthur, go to our website www.macarthur.com.au or call 1800 655 991.

Antiques of Tomorrow… Objets D’art creative porcelain artwork @ The Grace Hotel, Sydney 10th-12th October

The Australasian Porcelain Art Teachers NSW Inc, are to host an exhibition of excellence. A cross section of some 400 porcelain artworks, in both traditional and contemporary style, will enhance the grand ballroom on the second level of The Grace Hotel, 77 York St, Sydney. The display, at the exhibition will boast radiant, colourful individual designs, to whet the appetite of the observer. Creations by individual artists will display themes and visual motifs inspired by nature, peoples, and world events. Guest Artists from Switzerland, Japan, Thailand, Portugal, France, Sth Korea, N.Z., Singapore, USA and Hong Kong as well as Australia’s finest are to exhibit their master works. Hand painted porcelain today reflects traditional and contemporary creations, often of specific philosophical content which is taken as a theme and visualised. A collector’s heaven: The main exhibition will display framed works as well as large decorative shapes, in all forms imagineable. These timeless pieces will compliment and inspire the individual to update their homes with treasures for the future. There will be many temptations to purchase at the

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Discover Australia’s largest botanic garden, the Australian Botanic Garden, Mount Annan. At 416 hectares in size, you can experience rolling hills and ornamental lakes set amongst displays of Australian plants. Free guided tours leave most days from the Visitor Centre. There are walking trails, a mountain bike track and an on-site café.

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Picton, Thirlmere, Bargo, Appin Wollondilly is a popular destination for a Tree Change or holiday. The area features Razorback Range, Burragorang Valley and towns like Picton, Appin, Thirlmere and Warragamba. Wollondilly, on the south western outskirts of Sydney and at the foothills of the Southern Highlands, is surrounded by spectacular, natural beauty and rural pastures. It is proudly known as “The Catchment”, supplying the bulk of Sydney’s drinking water and is a mecca for nature lovers boasting 21 bush walks, wildlife sanctuaries, lookouts and National Parks. The district is rich in history. The earliest known inhabitants of the district were the natives of the Gundangurra Tribe, who gave the area its name. The word Wollondilly is attributed to having three meanings, including:

"A place where spirits dwell" and "Water trickling over rocks". Today, the life and liveliness of the area attracts visitors who come to participate in adventure activities and sports. Wollondilly boasts many unique Bed & Breakfast facilities offering perfect service, home made meals and local knowledge. For the true country experience you can book a Farmstay and enjoy horse riding, farm animals, tractor & hay rides or if you prefer more traditional accommodation, Wollondilly also boasts a variety of motels, pub style and camping facilities. Visit www.visitwollondilly.com.au to check out the wide variety of accommodation available. Give the Visitor Centre a ring for more details on 46778 313

Dam Fest Car & Bike Show -

show has amusement rides for the children, market stalls for the shopper, ‘Simply Bushed’ performing live on the main stage, ‘Servin’ It Up’ stunt riders presenting displays of their jaw-dropping stunts, licensed bar and much more. There will be a free animal farm so children can experience first-hand interaction with a variety of animals. Experience the fire trucks first hand and a live fire display by the NSW Fire & Rescue, reinforcing the serious lessons in fire safety. The Rural Fire Service, National Parks and Wildlife, and NSW Police have displays on the day and this is a great way for everyone to meet our ‘community protectors’ and learn something of what they do and

Warragamba - 20 October Dam Fest is hosted by Warragamba Silverdale Neighbourhood Centre Inc., a not-for-profit organisation providing services to the community. Featuring a Car and Bike Show with awesome trophies to be won, the

What to See & Do Nepean, Cataract, Cordeaux, Avon & Warragamba Dams Burragorang Lookout Wirrimbirra Sanctuary Trainworks in Thirlmere Major Regional Festivals Thirlmere Festival of Steam Picton Rodeo Picton Music & Harvest Festival VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE Old Post Office, Argyle St, Picton E: tourism@wollondilly.nsw.gov.au www.visitwollondilly.nsw.gov.au

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Mittagong & Bowral Discover the natural beauty, glorious gardens, antiques, art and the heritage of the area. The Southern Highlands is a playground for lovers of fine wine and hearty food. 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 real sense of yester-year, with a number of stunning heritage buildings. The centre of town offers a delightful shopping experience with homewares, clothing, needlecraft, antiques, jewellery and health and beauty outlets. Indulge the tastebuds in one of the many cafes, restaurants, clubs and coffee houses. In the midst of the township is Lake Alexandra where the kids can play, the big kids can picnic or just enjoy

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the quiet relaxed environment on the edge of the Lake. Mittagong is south west of Sydney in the Nattai River Valley between Mt Gibraltar, known locally as ‘The Gib’ and Mt Alexandra, both extinct volcanic peaks. 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 in preparation for the winter months. 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.

What to See & Do All Aboard Model Railway Corbett Gardens in Bowral Southern Highlands Wineries Lake Alexandra International Cricket Hall of Fame Major Regional Festivals Antiques & Collectables Fair Tulip Time Bowral Autumn Music Festival Art Studio Trail VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRES International Cricket Hall of Fame & VIC, St Jude St Bowral Ph: 4862 1247 Tourism S/Highlands 62 - 70 Main St, Mittagong Ph: 1300 657 559 www.southern-highlands.com.au

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Southern Highlands Arts Festival 2013

featuring the Southern Highlands Art Studio Trail Weekends: 2-3 November and 9-10 November. The Southern Highlands Art Studio Trail, a once-a-year opportunity to see beyond the studio door of some of our local artists, is on again. The Art Studio Trail is the feature event of the Southern Highlands Arts Festival, which runs throughout November. The Festival is a time to celebrate and enjoy all of the creative opportunities in the region – galleries, exhibitions, music, silent films, arts shopping and workshops. As part of the trail, there will be 22 studios opening their doors. Visitors will be able to meet the artists, see their work in the place it was created and purchase directly from the studio door. The artists participating in the trail include professional full-time artists as well as emerging artists. There’s something for everyone – including painting (traditional and contemporary), ceramics, jewellery,

millinery, woodwork, fine furniture, textiles, photography, mosaics, garden sculpture, painted tiles, printmaking and botanical art. Entry is free and all studios are open from 10am – 5pm each day. Studios are scattered all over the beautiful Southern Highlands from Mittagong to Bundanoon and Robertson. Visit one of the excellent Southern Highlands galleries or view special exhibitions including the Sturt Gallery and Artroomers Artspace in Mittagong, the BDAS Gallery and Bradman Centre Art Gallery in Bowral, the Bay Tree Gallery in Berrima and the Light Horse Gallery in Robertson. Experience the true pleasure of chamber music when Selby and Friends visit the Highlands in November and John Ireland and the great 'Dumky' Trio by Dvořák at Chevalier College Burradoo. Discover

the magic of silent films with live piano accompaniment at the Mittagong Playhouse or go on an amazing musical journey with Andrew Ford in Robertson. Shop for your art supplies at Arthead Moss Vale, and while you’re in town visit Made by Others design shop or the Moss Vale Country Fair. See a demonstration of techniques at Loopline Pottery or book into a workshop at White Waratah Studios in Balmoral Village. Further information and a full program: from Tourism Southern Highlands Ph: 1300 657 559. Download from www. shaf.com.au or call (02) 4868 0855 or 0438 298 989.

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For the 17th year you are invited to ramble around beautiful private gardens in Bundanoon

26 and 27 October: 9.30 - 4pm

Gardens to admire, Gardens to inspire, Gardens large and small, native and cottage. Bundanoon has them all! Bundanoon, the warm and welcoming town in the Southern Highlands promises all the above and more as it once again celebrates its annual garden ramble. Now in its 17th year it continues to attract visitors from far and wide to spend a delightful weekend rambling the beautiful private gardens so generously opened by community members. However, this year offers more than ever before. Not only are there eight private gardens open but two beautiful community gardens as well as workshops and presentations. The Bundanoon Community garden, situated in the grounds of the Quest for Life Centre will be showcasing its magnificent vegetable garden and running workshops on garden practices. The Quest for Life garden will be open for viewing and also for picnicking and accommodation. Here you will see a garden of quiet contemplation with a wonderful

tribute garden to the memory of the unforgettable Ruth Cracknell. In the school hall, presentations by well known identities, nutritionist, Dr Rosemary Stanton, Meredith Kirton, author, stylist and gardening expert and popular local chiropractor John Kelly will be held throughout the weekend. As well as visits to the gardens, workshops and presentations there will be a Garden Market in the hall where plants and gifts can be purchased. A working display of old farm machinery can be viewed in the main street and the Bundanoon History Group will mount an exhibition in the Old Goods Shed beside the railway line. Behind the Bundanoon Hotel there will be an exhibition of crafts and textiles. Scarecrows will be displayed around the village and the winner will be announced on Sunday. Bundanoon adjoins Morton National Park. For weekend stays, other activities and accommodation visit Southern Highlands Visitors Information Centre.

JOIN THE GARDEN RAMBLE:

• Explore 8 private village gardens • Browse the Garden Market • Visit the Craft and Textile Exhibition. • Enjoy the Old Goods Shed exhibition, scarecrows and much more. TICKETS are valid for both days. Garden descriptions and map are $20 ($15 conc) and include all 8 gardens and presentations. $5 for a single garden. COST for groups (minimum 20) will be $14 each – payable in advance. Visits to the Community Garden and Quest for Life garden are free with gold coin donation for the workshops. VISIT the garden and other activities by bicycle; use the free shuttle bus or avoid delays and use your own transport. Tour buses are welcome. ACCOMMODATION ENQUIRIES: Tourism Southern Highlands Ph: 1300 657 559 www.southern-highlands.com.au For more information contact Sue Davison on 0410 577 837 or 48837812 or visit www.bundanoongardenramble. org.au or Bundanoon garden ramble facebook page.

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Cobbitty Market

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

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2nd Sat (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

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4th Sunday (except Dec) 9-4pm. Coledale School. Ocean location. Hand-made, handgrown products & collectables. Buskers welcome. Ph: 0425 277 118

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2nd & 4th Sat 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

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4th Sat 9am-2pm (except Dec) Colo Vale Ph: 4889 4390

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Robertson Market

Lots of stalls. Good food & refreshments 2nd Sun (except Jan) 9am -3pm School of Arts. Hoddle St Robertson. Ph: 0408238575 or 0248851381 after 5pm

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Over 40 stalls of gourmet goodies, fresh produce, plants & art & craft. 1st & 3rd Sun (except Jan) 8.30am-2.30pm. Bundanoon Hall. Railway Ave. Ph: 0430 391 941

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Local art, craft & produce, planta, bric-abrac & cakes. Activities for kids. 1st Sat (except Jan) Montague St, Goulburn Ph: 4821 1839

Wollongong Produce & Creative Traders Every Friday 9-3pm Crown St Mall. Freshly made & grown produce. World food to eat. Art, crafts & music. Ph: 0425 277 118 or email: admin@wollongongmarkets.com

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Bundanoon Berrima - a shoppers paradise Berrima is a unique, historic village offering a day tripper the most wonderful array of food and shopping experiences in a living history environment. Established as a township in 1831, Berrima is a preserved Australian, Georgian, colonial town. It is located in a picturesque valley on a bend of the Wingecarribee River. The town was laid out in the manner of an English village around a village green. The centre of the village today is a living museum, with many of the original buildings, including the gaol, still providing a unique atmosphere within the town. Today, Berrima is a favourite day trip destination for Sydneysiders and Illawarra and Canberra residents. It offers exquisite boutique shopping, antiques and great food. Moss Vale, the Shire Capital Moss Vale is the gateway to the Hume Highway and the Illawarra and 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 the 19C architecture. Leighton Gardens, in the centre of town, is as pretty as a picture in spring and autumn with massed displays of flowers and shrubs.

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Bundanoon, a "place of deep gullies". Early industries in the district included timber milling, sandstone quarrying and farming. Today Bundanoon retains many of its early 20C buildings and has a 'yesteryear' charm about it. Bundanoon 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. Bundanoon 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.

What to See & Do Berrima Courthouse Museum Berrima District Museum Leighton Gardens in Moss Vale Southern Highlands Wineries Berrima Goal Major Regional Festivals. Australia Day in Berrima Bundanoon Winterfest Bundanoon Garden Ramble Moss Vale Show Brigadoon in Bundanoon VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE Old Courthouse Museum & Information Centre Cnr Wiltshire & Argyle Sts Berrima Ph: 024877 1505

H IGHLAND TRIKE TOURS You choose the pace â&#x20AC;&#x201C; passive, exhilarating or adrenaline rush!

Why not treat your loved ones with a gift voucher! Experience the Southern Highlands with your own chauffer driven Motor Trike. The most unique way to see the Southern Highlands and visit its many attractions. www.highlandtriketours.com.au enquiries@highlandtriketours.com.au

Ph: 0412 555 757 or 02 4884 4273

'MUST SEE' ATTRACTIONS in and around the Southern Highlands Illawarra Fly Tree Top Walk

This 500 metre elevated walkway has 2 cane levered arms, taking visitors to the edge of the escarpment, offering awe inspiring views over the valley to the ocean. With a visitor centre, complete with café, retail and regional information, the FLY is a fantastic destination that will inspire young and old. Knights Hill Road, Knights Hill Ph:1300 362 881 www.illawarrafly.com

All Aboard Braemar Model Railways

All aboard Model Railways is one of the premier attractions in the Southern Highlands. Journey through the world of model trains with the unique displays and trainscaped miniature garden. 68-72 Old Hume Hwy, Braemar Ph: 4871 2966 www.allaboard.com.au

Fitzroy Falls

Visitor centre and café in the Morton National Park. The boardwalk is suited to wheelchairs and the falls only a few minutes from the car park. Nowra Rd, Fitzroy Falls. Ph 4887 7270

Trainworks Australia’s newest and

biggest rail experience. Open: 7 days Steam Train rides every Sunday. 10 Barbour Rd, Thirlmere Ph: 4681 8001 www.trainworks.com.au

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

Lake Alexandra

A man-made Lake in the Mittagong township. Find an abundance of birdlife, walks, BBQ facilities and a fantastic playground. A delightful venue for a picnic or a stroll through the reserve. Queen St Mittagong.

“Free Garden Entry”

Goulburn Historic Waterworks

Home to two unique, operational, steam engines, each over 100 years old. Picnic in the grounds or lunch at the Pumphouse Cafe on steaming days. Open: Sunday and school holidays 10am-4pm. Mon & Tues 10am – 2pm. Marsden Weir, Goulburn. Ph: 4823 4448

Australian Botanic Gardens; Mt Annan Discover Australia’s largest

Zen Oasis Garden Restaurant T:(02)4877 1285 & 0404 099285 230 Medway Rd Berrima NSW www.zen-oasis.com

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botanic garden, 416 hectares in size. Experience rolling hills and ornamental lakes set amidst displays of Australian plants. Walking trails, a mountain bike track and an on-site café. Open 10 am – 5 pm Narellan Road, Mount Annan. www.rbgsyd.nsw.gov.au Ph: 4634 7935.

The International Cricket Hall of Fame Visit the Bradman Museum

and relive the experience and learn the facts! St Judes Street, Bowral www.internationalcrickethall.com Ph: 4862 1247

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HIGH TEAS

at the new WERAI TEAHOUSE ONLY $25 pp (min 2 people)

Breakfast & lunches available every day NOW FULLY LICENSED Open 6 days 8 to 5pm. Closed Tuesdays

Cnr Mt. Broughton Rd & Werai Rd. Werai. www.werai.com.au E:tables@werai.com.au

Ph: 024883 4664

BUNDANOON PIONEER FLASK 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

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Browse through craft shops, art galleries and antique shops. Visit the Courthouse Museum and then enjoy a Guinness and a meal at the Surveyor General or at one of the many eateries within the village. Stroll through the village streets and laneways and admire the historic buildings. For maps and information, visit the Berrima Courthouse

Museum.

BERRIMA NAMEPLATES Cast Aluminium Home & Property Names Made To Order

Ph/Fx or E-Mail for Brochure

02 4877 1536

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BAKERY CAFE

Fresh baked bread & rolls daily. Home made soup & sandwiches. Large selection of hot pies. Devonshire teas & delicious cakes. Great coffee. OPEN 7 DAYS from 8:00am Shop 6, Mrs Oldbucks Cnr. Berrima

Ph: 4877 2785

BROWN SHUTTER.

For that unique gift that really counts. Hume Hwy, Berrima The white shop @ the top.

Old Hume Hwy.Berrima

Open 7 Days.

Ph: 4877 1404

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GREENWOOD COTTAGES Self - Contained Accommodation Beautifully restored sandstone cottages

60 Old Mandemar Rd, Berrima www.greenwood-cottages.com

Ph: 0448 366 070

Two Skinny Cooks Cafe, Retail Food & General Eclectic Showroom

We use all of our retail products on the menu so you can try before you buy while having a great meal a the same time.

Open: Thursday - Sunday 9.30am - 4pm Coffee (Rush Roasting Co). Home-made, cakes, pastries & desserts. Old Hume Highway, Berrima

Phone: 48772913

Berrima historic village!

THE COURTYARD CAFE

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

Open 6 days 9.30 - 4pm

info@thebaytreegallery.com.au

Shop 2, 3 & 4 Berrima's Retreat (behind the Lolly Shop)

Ph: 02 4877 2729

Mrs Oldbucks Pantry

perfume & skincare co 02.4877.2699 02.4877.2699

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The Bay Tree Gallery

Breakfast & Lunch Morning & Afternoon Teas Closed Thurs except Sch Hols

P&S

116 Old Hume Highway Berrima

Open 7 Days 9am till 5pm

Ph: 02 4877 1333

Award Winning cakes, pastries, pies and desserts. OPEN 7 DAYS 9-5pm

Post Office Corner, Berrima

Ph: 02 4877 2177

SPRINKLES Christmas Shop Open All Year

Delectable jams • Toppings • Sauces • Honeys • Chutneys • 120 teas • Confectionery • Gourmet delights. www.mrsoldbucks.com.au

Large range of Christmas decorations & Australian Christmas animals.

Ph: 4877 1489/1800 440 144

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Mrs Oldbucks Cnr, Berrima

OPEN 7 DAYS 10-5

Unique Country Style Pottery and Home wares from around the world.

8 Jellore St, Berrima

Ph: 48 771987

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The first vineyard that you discover once you leave the M5 motorway from Sydney is The Hermitage vineyard, the home of Marist Brothers Wines. Originally acquired over 100 years ago for the training of the Brothers, the 155-hectare estate is today a sacred place of quiet and tranquility. In addition to the assortment of cool climate wines produced on the 13 hectare vineyard, including sauvignon blanc, riesling, pinot gris, pinot noir and merlot, a selection of homemade jams and relishes is also available for you to taste. $2 Coffee available as well as a range of orchids. Not to be missed on your visit is a viewing of the beautifully restored neo- gothic style chapel.

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Centennial Road, Bowral Open 10am-5pm Ph: 02 4861 8722 Restaurant now open 7 days: 11am to 4pm. Ph: 02 4861 8701 www.centennial.net.au admin@centennial.net.au

Premium quality cool climate wines 18 Merrigang St, Bowral Open Thursday - Sunday

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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 multi-award winning wines then have lunch overlooking the vineyards. As the Highlands’ most awarded producer of quality wines, we currently have 20 wines available for tasting with something to tempt everyone’s palate.

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offer. Week-end Vine Walks & Talks.

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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

Wine Trail Reference Guide

Banjo's Run Vineyard ⑨

1. Tertini Wines

212 Sally’s Corner Rd, EXETER NSW 2579

2. Bousaada Winery

Open: Cellar Door: Sat & Sun & Public Holidays

3. Artemis Wines 4. Centennial Vineyards 5. Marist Brothers Wines

11am - 4pm (other times by appointment)

Ph: 0408 228 724 or 0416 038 724 Email: bill@banjosrun.com.au www.banjosrun.com.au

6. Diamond Creek Estate Cellar Door 7. Southern Highlands Wines 8. Mount Ashby Estate 9. Banjo's Run Vineyard

Cellar Door, Award Winning Wines Group bookings welcome, Tastings in the vines, Family run, Rural setting, Friendly Working farm, Telephone and online sales

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The Country Tandoor Indian - Restaurant - authentic Indian Cuisine

The Gumnut Patisserie

DINE IN | TAKE OUT | DELIVER BYO

Cnr Cavendish & Dalton Sts, Mittagong

Dining Southern Highlands

Open: Tues - Sun Lunch 11-3pm , Dinner 5-9pm

Cafe serving Coffee, Naan & Cheese Breads Introducing a new chef from Goa in India

3/185 Old Hume Hwy, Mittagong (located at Market Place in heritage cottage)

Ph: 4871 3243

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Wolfgang's German Restaurant Authentic German & Swiss Cuisine Open: Lunch, Sat & Sun 11.30 - 2.00pm Dinner, Wed - Sun 5.30pm till late Highlands Arcade, (behind ANZ Bank) 279-287 Bong Bong St. Bowral www.wolfgangsrestaurant.com.au

Ph: 02 4861 125.7

Cocktail Bar, Woodfired Pizzas, Expresso Bar Open: Mon-Wed 4pm till late. Thurs - Sun 12noon till late Breakfast Sat & Sun 9-1pm

79 Old Hume Hwy, Mittagong Ph: 4871 1889

www.piasevolisrestaurant.com BYO Wine Only!

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Striving tirelessly to provide you with perfection every time!

Mittagong: open Mon - Sat, 7 - 5pm Ph: 4872 2172 Bowral: open 7 days, 7.30 - 5pm Shop 7 Grand Arcade, Bong Bong Street, Bowral

Phone: 4862 2819 Pastry Chefs utilising the finest of ingredients, combining tradition and pride, to craft exquisite pastries, desserts and pies with no compromise on quality. ENJOY!

The Magpie Cafe Berrima Open 7 Days Breakfast, lunch, dinner. Selection of home-made cakes, scones jam & cream.

BYO. Old Hume Hwy, Berrima

Ph: 4877 2008

What's On October/November The 62nd Lilac City Festival 4 - 7 October Goulburn. Events are based around Belmore Park, in the centre of town. For three days there is an abundance of events and entertainment for adults and children. The official opening at Belmore Park 5 September at 1.30pm. Ph: 4821 1839 Day Out With Thomas The Tank Engine 5 - 6 October Trainworks, 10 Barbour Rd, Thirlmere. Meet the full-sized Thomas the Tank Engine. A Day Out With Thomas at Trainworks is a great day out for every generation of the family and includes access to ALL of the Trainworks exhibits, use of the BBQ facility, and free parking at Thirlmere. www.trainworks.com.au Antiques of Tomorrow… Objets D’art - creative porcelain artwork 10-12 October The Grace Hotel, Sydney. The Australasian Porcelain Art Teachers NSW Inc, are to host an exhibition of excellence. A cross section of some 400 porcelain artworks, in both traditional and contemporary style. The display, at the exhibition, will boast radiant, colourful individual designs, to whet the appetite of the observer. www.apat2013conventionblogspot.com.au Open Garden Scheme 12 & 13 October The magnificent Robertson Railway Waratah garden will be open as part of the village Open Garden Springtime extravangza. Go for a ride on the ‘Cockatoo Run’ heritage tourist train to Moss Vale and return across the lovely Highland meadows and make a day of it. www.robertson.nsw.com.au Festival of Flowers 12 & 13 October. Uniting Church, Cnr Argyle and Spring Streets, Moss Vale. Includes displays of flowers with inspiring verse and music. There is also a very popular cafe serving food all day on both days. We have well stocked stalls of plants, cakes, jams and craft for sale. This year our special exhibition theme features floral art. Entry is by gold coin donation. Ph: 4869 5268 Narellan Rhythms Festival 19 October 3-7pm Narellan Library Plaza, Elyard St, Narellan. Free stage performances, roving entertainment, workshops, markets stalls and amusements. Explore South America and share the cultures of this region as well as many others. Take a stroll through the ‘Village Green’ where you’ll find a range of cultural activities including weaving, painting, flower making and market stalls. Ph: 4645 5009 www.camden.nsw.gov.au Warragamba Dam Festival 20 October 10.00am - 4.00pm Warragamba Recreation Reserve Cnr Farnsworth Ave and Warradale Rd Warragamba. The Warragamba Dam precinct is a perfect setting for this event and offers a wide variety of attractions for all ages including the Warragamba Dam Viewing Platform, Skate Park,

Recreational areas, shops and amenities. Food, Fun, Family Day Out www.wsnc.org.au/events/damfest Bundanoon Garden Ramble 26 & 27 October Bundanoon Village, Memorial Hall, Anzac Pde, Bundanoon. Eight private gardens open but two beautiful community gardens as well as workshops and presentations. Presentations by Dr Rosemary Stanton, Meredith Kirton, and popular local chiropractor John Kelly. Purchase tickets in the Soldier’s Memorial Hall. Ph: 4883 7812 www.bundanoongardenramble.org.au

Garden Ramble

Historic Waterworks - open & steaming 27 October 10am-4pm Marsden Weir, off Fitzroy Street Goulburn. See Goulburn's original 1883 steam beam engine used to supply the city's water. Take the opportunity to have a picnic on the banks of the Wollondilly River. Take a tour of the Pumphouse Museum and historic Waterworks, see the 120 year old Appleby Beam Engine and Hick Hargreaves Corliss Valve Engine under steam, enjoy lunch, morning or afternoon tea at the Pumphouse Cafe, or bring your own for a picnic by the river, play at the childrens' playground, fish for trout in Marsden Weir between October and June long weekends. Ph: 4823 4448

Viva La Gong

Festival of Fisher's Ghost 1 - 10 November Campbelltown. Join the festivities as the legendary Festival of Fisher's Ghost comes alive to celebrate Australia's most famous ghost! Event highlights: Art Award Opening, Street Parade, Fisher's Gig, Fisher's Kids, Street Fair, Fun Run Ph: 4645 4921 www.fishersghost.com.au

Fisher's Ghost

Southern Highlands Arts Festival 1 - 30 November Throughout the Southern Highlands. Southern Highlands Arts Festival 2013 will run 1-30 November featuring the Art Studio Trail on the first two weekends plus exhibitions, workshops and performances throughout the month of November. Please check website for more details www.shaf.com.au Ph: 4868 0855

Lilac Time in Goulburn

Windellama Small Farms Field Day 2 November 9am-4pm Windellama Hall. Cnr. Oallen Ford & Windellama Roads, Windellama. Inspiration, advice and products for sustainable and rural living. Ph: 4844 5157 www.windellama.com.au Viva la Gong Festival 9 November MacCabe Park, in the heart of Wollongong’s CBD. Viva la Gong is Wollongong's annual community arts festival that celebrates our creativity and cultural identity. The family-friendly event features high quality local and international entertainment on multiple stages throughout MacCabe Park, as well as a community street parade. You'll also find circus acts, workshops, a makers' market and international food fair. Plus, there's a mix of arts and crafts on sale. www.vivalagongfestival.org

Porcelain Artwork Exhibition

Small Farms Field Day

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Open Gardens

Robertson Robertson is a pretty rural village with breath-taking scenery, spectacular waterfalls and rainforests in nearby National Parks. Lush surrounding farmland and country lanes complete the picture for this 'not to be missed' visitor friendly village, which lies at the edge of the Southern Highlands. In Robertson, you’ll find cosy cafes and restaurants, antiques and collectables, galleries with regular exhibitions, and a heritage railway station. Many shops specialize in goods that are both hand - made and Australian. The building known as ‘The Cheese Factory’ is a ‘must see’ in Robertson as it now houses a collection of shops offering, cheese, gifts, craft, collectables and a cafe. The village is worth visiting both for itself, and as an ideal base to explore a spectacular hinterland, it is recognized as the “green heart” of the

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Southern Highlands on account of its superb rural scenery. Ridge roads with sweeping views contrast with sheltered tree-clad lanes, making this a delightful place for a scenic drive. There is much to discover. Stud cattle, sheep and alpacas graze green pastures. Rich, deep, red soils grow the legendary “Robbo Spuds” - Australia’s most sought-after potatoes. Nearby are three of the longest drop waterfalls in Australia. They all plunge from rugged sandstone escarpments into rainforest canyons and valleys. Barren Grounds nature reserve has wonderful wild flowers and easy plateau walks to coastal views. The Illawarra Fly turns exploring the cliff tops into a great adventure with treetop walkways, a soaring tower, and sweeping coastal vistas from Port Kembla to Kiama.

THE ROBERTSON

PIE SHOP OPEN ALL YEAR

Delicious pies, pastries, sausage rolls, soups and a variety of other foods made on the premises. Illawarra Highway, Jamberoo intersection, 3km east of Robertson

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What to See & Do Visit spectacular Fitzroy Falls Robertson Rail Heritage Station Budderoo National Park Belmore Falls Carrington Falls Illawarra Fly Robertson Cheese Factory Major Regional Events Springtime in Robertson Robertson Show Robertson Open Gardens VISITOR INFORMATION: Robertson Cheese Factory 107 Illawarra Hwy, Robertson Ph: 4885 2000 or 4885 2400 For information about Robertson go to: www.robertson.nsw.au

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And Chats Cafe & Restaurant Eat in or takeaway Open 7 days Illawarra H/way Robertson

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Fitzroy Falls,

Visitor Centre and Cafe

Robertson Springtime Open Gardens 12 & 13 October

Robertson Springtime Open Gardens 2013 will be held on the weekend of October 12 and 13 with eight beautiful gardens open to the public. This year we have five new gardens to see with three in the town and two large country gardens with wonderful vistas of the countryside. Tickets to the gardens will be available at the CTC in Robertson on the main road (opposite Murray tractors), where a poster display of the gardens and descriptions can be seen. Tickets valid over both days are $5 per garden, $20.00 for all the gardens with a $15 concession. Tickets can also be purchased at each garden. Stop and browse at the Robertson

Garden Club’s monster plant stall where you can buy many of the plants seen in the gardens. Other attractions in Robertson include a botanical art display at the Light Horse Gallery, craft exhibition at the Robertson Village Woodworks, antique shops and collectables, cafes and the local market on Sunday. Picnic among the beautiful Waratahs at the Heritage Railway station and visit Robertson’s Nature Reserve where you can wander through remnants of Yarrawa brush and rainforest. Gardens open at 9.30am - 4.30pm on both days. Further details and information can be found on www. robertsonopengardens.weebly.com

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 such as a timber boardwalk to the falls, or for the more adventuresome 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 at the Visitor Centre. The Falls Café offers a selection of tasty home cooked meals or simply coffee and cake in a bush environment. Barbecue facilities, toilets, picnic shelters are available, all with disabled access. Open 7 days per week 9am to 5pm. Ph: (02) 4887 7270. Park use fee applies.

Come and explore the shops & cafe at the

ROBERTSON CHEESE FACTORY

OPEN 7 DAYS

Cheese & gourmet foods - Cafe- Australian Art Work - Local Crafts Gelato & Sweets - Lifestyle - Collectables & Old Wares & much more........

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Belmore Park

Goulburn

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Australia’s first inland city

The 62nd Lilac City Festival 4-7 October

On the long weekend of 4 October7 October, Goulburn, Australia’s oldest inland city, celebrates its 62nd Lilac City Festival. The Festival is the longest continuous running Festival in Australia. As Goulburn welcomes Spring, most of the events are based around Belmore Park, in the centre of town. For three days there is an abundance of events and entertainment for adults and children. The official opening at Belmore Park is on Saturday 5 September at 1.30pm. There will be a Scarecrow competition after the opening. On Saturday night there will be

a spectacular fireworks display, Humphrey Bear, entertainment and a bush dance with called dances. On Saturday afternoon you can enjoy Indian dancing and a musical afternoon in the Conservatorium in Burke Street with 'songs you like to hear' (free admission). Then on Sunday, the highlights are a Street Procession, Doll, Bear and Craft Fair. Mondays’ highlights are an Irish Folk Band, Pet Parade and an auction after the prize giving ceremony. Entry to these events are free. For more information please contact 4821 1839

What to See & Do Goulburn Historic Waterworks Goulburn Rail Heritage Centre Riversdale Historic Homestead Goulburn War Memorial & Museum The Big Merino Major Regional Events Lilac Festival Roses Festival Taralga Heritage Rally The Pumpkin Festival The Apple Day Festival Windellama Field Day VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE 201 Sloane Street, Goulburn Ph: 02 4823 4492 www.igoulburn.com E: info@igoulburn.com

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It’s Lilac time in Goulburn The 62nd Annual Lilac City Festival 4 October - 7 October

A truly enjoyable weekend for all!

• Fireworks • Humphrey & entertainment • Street Procession • Carnival • Business display • Children's activities • Children’s entertainment • Scarecrow competition • Markets • Bush dance • Indian dancing • Irish music • Musical entertainment • Doll, Bear & Craft Fair • Official Opening • Open Gardens and more....

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Historic Goulburn

Riversdale

Colonial, Georgian Homestead and former Coaching Inn (1837) • Colonial furniture • Arts & crafts. • Formal Gardens • Cottage Gardens • Picnic facilities • Kitchen • Toilets

The Big Merino A celebration of Australia's fine wool industry

Showcasing beautiful fashion items made from this brilliant and versatile natural fibre. Cnr Hume and Sowerby St, Goulburn

Ph: 4822 8013 www.bigmerino.com.au

Historic Waterworks Marsden Weir, Goulburn Home to two unique, operational, steam engines, each over 100 years old. Picnic in the grounds or lunch at the Pumphouse Cafe on steaming days.

Open: Sunday and school holidays 10am-4pm. Mon & Tues 10am – 2pm. Steaming Dates for 2013: 28 April, 19 May, 9 June. Further dates to be advised.

Ph: 4823 4448

Open: Sun 10am-3pm. Mon, Tues, Thurs: 10am - 2pm Groups any day by app

Twynam Dr, North Goulburn. Mob: 0414 951 955 or 0409 953 859 E: riversdale@nationaltrust.com.au

War Memorial A unique war memorial boasting spectacular views of the city. Charming museum located in the old caretakers cottage, containing memorabilia from all wars. Lookout open every day. Tower and Museum open weekends, pub & school hols 10am - 4pm.

Memorial Drive, Rocky Hill, Goulburn

Ph: 4823 4463

Goulburn is rich in heritage and natural beauty and any visitor interested in the history and development of this beautiful city will be delighted during guided and self guided tours of historic sites, homesteads, cathedrals, cemeteries and other points of interest. Take in the grandeur of this beautiful historic city by strolling through its streets and laneways! The following historic sites are a real treat for those who appreciate buildings of historic significance; St Saviour's Cathedral, The Big Merino, which was built in 1985 as a monument to Goulburn and the surrounding district’s fine wool industry, Riversdale Homestead, a historic 1830s Inn which was purchased in 1875 by Edward Twynam who later became Surveyor General of NSW, St Clair Folk Museum & Archives, Goulburn War Memorial & Museum and Goulburn Historic Waterworks. The Waterworks is the only complete, workable, steam powered municipal water supply left in its original location in the Southern Hemisphere and is located in an idyllic setting on the banks of the Wollondilly River. VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE

201 Sloane Street, Goulburn Ph: 02 4823 4492

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Viva la Gong celebrating diversity in our community 9 November

Viva la Gong returns to Wollongong’s MacCabe Park on Saturday 9 November 2013 and, once again, this annual celebration of cultural diversity in our community has a lot to offer. The free event, presented by Wollongong City Council, encourages everyone to Discover, See and Do something new. This year Council has coordinated a number of satellite events in the lead up to 9 November, which showcase our city’s creative talents. These include the Globe Lane Festival, a Papergirl Exhibition and a forum being held with the South Coast Writers’ Centre. On Viva day itself, things kick off at 11am with the popular street parade which winds through Wollongong’s CBD to MacCabe Park. In the park there’ll be a range of musical performances including Triple J unearthed artists Ngaiire and Kira Puru and The Bruise. The Creative Hub and Workshop Zones are also back with activities for everyone. Plus, throughout the park there’ll be market and food stalls selling everything from one-off arts and crafts to delicious snacks and meals. You could certainly eat your way around the world at Viva la Gong! For the latest news on Viva la Gong events and activities please visit Viva’s Facebook page. This is updated regularly with the latest news and hot tips of what to Discover, See and Do on and before 9 November. Viva la Gong is just one of the great events on offer by Council over summer. It’s joined by the Twilight Markets on the first Friday of every month at Wollongong’s Flagstaff Hill from October, and our annual New Year’s Eve celebrations by the Harbour.

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Celebrating the 20th Anniversary of the

Windellama Small Farms Field Day

Inspiration, advice and products for sustainable and rural living

2 November On 2 November, the small rural community of Windellama will celebrate its 20th Small Farms Field Day. The event, which attracts over 1,500 people annually, is a showcase for expert advice and products to help everyone, farmers to tree changers, weekenders to suburban gardeners, make the most of their property. For the first time, this year's event features local wineries and wine tastings alongside traditional favourites including olive producers, apiarists, acquaculture suppliers and a variety of organics products. Natural building techniques will once again be on show with a feature demonstration of strawbale building during the day, and renewable energy suppliers will be offering guidance as they exhibit the latest advances in renewable technologies. Farm forestry experts and nurseries are available to provide advice on every aspect of plant care, from growing to harvesting and milling. There will also be animal husbandry experts and products on hand for those interested in goat, sheep and alpaca farming. Heavy machinery and tools are wellrepresented this year, covering the

spectrum of rural requirements, from tractors, trailers and farm machinery, stockyards, sheds, tools and water saving technologies. Members of the Veteran and Vintage Car Club of Goulburn will also be in attendance with a range of historic cars. Among the market stalls, visitors will have the opportunity to see, taste and purchase a range of local and specialist products. There will also be a wide variety of unique hand-crafted items and Christmas gifts on sale. Entertainment includes hourly wildlife talks, live music and for younger visitors, a dedicated children's area complete with animal nursery, jumping castle, face painting and crafts. Held in Windellama, 40 kilometres south east of Goulburn, the Field Day is an easy day trip for visitors from Canberra, the Southern Highlands, Sydney and the South Coast. Gates open at 9am - 4pm. Entry fee is $5 per adult, $3.00 per pensioner. Children free. More information, or find out how to get there or to enquire about exhibiting, visit www.windellama.com.au or call 4844 5157.

years young and still growing!

Windellama

SMALL FARMS

FIELD DAY-

Saturday 2 November 2013 9am-4pm Inspiration, advice and products for sustainable and rural living At Windellama Hall, Cnr Oallen Ford & Windellama Rds, Windellama

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WOLLONGONG ART GALLERY Exhibitions - October 2013

Open Tues-Fri, 10am-5pm. Weekends & Public Hols from noon - 4pm Burelli St, Wollongong

www.wollongongcitygallery.com Ph: 02 4228 7500 In (Two) Art presents thirty renowned Australian artist couples who employ contemporary mediums and practices in their work. Curated by Joseph Eisenberg and Kim Blunt, In (Two) Art features new work by sixty of Australia’s leading artists and is on display until 1 December. A Maitland Regional Art Gallery Touring exhibition. Robert Clinch: Fanfare for the Common Man is a major mid-career retrospective and features meticulously detailed landscapes imbued with poetry and disquiet, sentimentality and humour, silence and protest. On display until 17 November Clinch’s work is accessible yet mysterious as he creates fascinating and compelling images from apparently ordinary urban scenes. An Art Gallery of Ballarat Touring exhibition.

A selection of drawings, watercolours and prints (1825 – 1900) from the Gallery’s Colonial collection are on show until 3 November. This exhibition includes the latest acquisition by Robert Hoddle, and works by Leon Jean Baptiste Sabatier, Louis Auguste De Sainson, Conrad Martens, Robert Marsh Westmacott, Joseph Selleny,Eugene Von Guerard. Diorama, on display until 10 November, draws on the rich tradition of the museum display, cabinets of curiosities and dioramas, and includes the work of Tamryn Bennett, Jackie Cavallaro, Tamara Elkins, Stephen Benwell, Penny Byrne, Julia deVille, Linde Ivimey, Alasdair Macintyre,Tom Moore,Susan O’Doherty, Kate Rohde.

Mark Kimber, All that Glisters#5, 2010.

Deborah Paauwe, Untold Story, 2010

10 - 12 OCT A heady mix of live music, passionate song & dazzling, vibrant movement tracing the evolution of flamenco.

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Find your clique.

Your new neighbours are waiting to welcome you. Located in the heart of the Southern Highlands, it’s no wonder Renwick gets people talking. Whether you’ve been shopping in nearby Mittagong’s vibrant Town Centre, dropping the kids at school or taking advantage of the abundant open spaces, you’ll find the friendly locals are only too happy to share the view, a smile or a natter.

Make Renwick your home today. Call or visit the Sales Centre on Renwick Drive, Mittagong. We’re open Friday to Monday, 10am – 5pm.

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