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Southern Highlands & Illawarra

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Information Guide

JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2018

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Goulburn Rose Festival Robertson Show Small Farms Field Day Goulburn Show SHSO Concert Series Australia Day in Berrima Gallery on Track Exhibition Australia Day in Berrima

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ROBERTSON SHOW Agricultural & Horticultural

2-3 March

FEATURING: • Bullocky Demonstrations • Push Bike Races • Dog Jumping • Haystacking Competition • Novelty Events & Sideshows • Horse events • Beef & Dairy Show • Poultry Show • Dog Show • Great Australian Potato Races • Young Farmers Challenge • Live Entertainment • Demolition Derby • Steam powered tractors

SAT NIGHT FINALE! DEMOLITION DERBY & FIREWORKS

A COUNTRY SHOW WITH SOMETHING FOR ALL THE FAMILY! Two days of fun and excitement: country show exhibits, demonstrations, events and a spectacular fireworks display!

From dairy and beef cattle to local craft, needlework, flowers and cakes, there is sure to be a category of exhibits certain to tickle your fancy.

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What's On January/ February Small Farms Field Day p2 Robertson Show p3 Goulburn Rose Festival p6 Goulburn Show p7 SHSO Concert Series p19 Australia Day in Berrima p24 Gallery on Track Exhibition p25 Wollongong Gallery Exhibitions p30

Welcome to the Southern Highlands Inside this issue

Macarthur Region 10 Wollondilly/Picton 14 Mittagong/Bowral, Moss Vale/Bundanoon 16 Berrima 20 Handmade in the Highlands 22 Cellar Doors 23 Robertson 26 What's On 28 Markets 29 Map 31

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& Surrounds From the Editor

During the coming months, as this very diverse and rich area offers up its best, visitors and locals have a wonderful array of events to attend or participate in.

Participate and enjoy a real ‘Aussie' day out this year when Berrima celebrates Australia Day in style once again! Lots of fun, entertainment and market stalls, plus the usual parade and awards ceremony will make this event a day not to be missed.

If you love a good old fashioned country show, then you can look forward to the Robertson and Goulburn Shows. These events have all the excitement of large regional shows with the usual line up of interesting agricultural attractions, as well as novelty events and sideshows.

Moss Vale will host the Small Farms Field Day in February. This event promises something for the whole family with displays, presentations, demonstrations and competitions.

Don’t miss the Rose Festival in Goulburn in March. This festival will feature rose displays, bus tours of the public rose gardens, an art exhibition and demonstrations. Stalls will include craft stalls and jewellery.

If art excites you, then check out the wonderful exhibitions at Wollongong Gallery and music lovers can take the opportunity to enjoy the latest concert series by the Southern Highlands Symphony Orchestra during 2018.

Seasons Greetings from the team at iMag! Linda

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Printed by Spotpress, 24-26 Lilian Fowler Place, Marrickville, NSW © Imag Publications 2018 Published by iMag Publications 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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Goulburn Rose Festival Goulburn’s 25th Annual Rose Festival

10 & 11 MARCH 2018 NEW VENUE! Veolia Arena, 47 Braidwood Rd, Goulburn

· Saturday 11am to 5pm H Sunday 10am to 4pm Fabulous rose displays designed by the CIT Floristry students  Rose & Floral Art Competitions  Goulburn & District Art Society exhibition & sales  garden & craft stalls stalls.

Programme and Competition Schedule can be viewed online at:

www.goulburnrosefestival.org.au Our Major Sponsors:

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2018 Goulburn Show 3 and 4 March

The annual Goulburn Show, is one of the largest community events in the Goulburn Mulwaree area and will be held on the weekend of the 3rd and 4th of March 2018. It is billed as “Something for Everyone” promoting a low cost family fun weekend.

Running since 1880, this year we will be celebrating our 138th Annual Goulburn Show.

We have booked some fantastic entertainment for the 2018 Goulburn Show, including Murphy’s Puppets, Bubble Muffin (great cooking lessons for the kids) one of a kind Sand Sculpturing, the famous Lachie with his “Animal Wranglers” show, Star Wars, demonstrations of Local Hand Spinners & Weavers, Flyball, Regional Woodworkers, District Bee Keepers, Bonsai Society, Men's Shed and live entertainment in the Veolia Arena both days.

Of course there will be all the old Show favourites such as the pavilion exhibits, show bags, side show alley rides, food and produce stalls, trade, industry, farm and machinery displays, animal exhibits and of course the animal nursery, horse events, show jumping, sporting, team sorting, camel rides, a wine show, chain-saw sculpture, blacksmith display, sheep-wool display, wood chop, Junior Showgirl and Master Showman competitions, ute muster, Young Farmers Challenge, a reptile show, Dog High Jump, Dog Challenge, Cat & Dog Show and much, much more!

Gates open to the public at 9am each day.

Pavilions open 9am to 5pm on Saturday and 9am to 4pm on Sunday.

Goulburn Recreational Area Showground Braidwood Road.

Ph: 4821 6813 or 0428 298 157 Website: www.goulburnshow.com.au Email: info@goulburnshow.com.au

GOULBURN SHOW 3 & 4 March

Ph: 48 21 6813

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Rifle Range, Reptiles, Working dogs and cattle will feature at the

Moss Vale Small Farm Field Day Moss Vale Showground 3 & 4 February, 9-4pm Now in its fourth year, the Small Farm Field Day is shaping up to be even bigger and better with a huge increase in demonstrations, exhibitors and activities.

A wide range of displays and a comprehensive schedule of events will include the Sporting Shooters Association of Australia’s Rifle Range, reptile talks and fantastic working dog demonstrations. There will also be old farm machinery in action, kids’ rides and face painting.

Anthony, from the Hawkesbury Kelpie Working Dogs, will be showing the versatility of a fully trained working kelpie including rounding up a mob of sheep, putting them into a drench race and running along their backs, working the mob up a ramp onto a platform, backing the mob and more.

Allan Burnett from the Reptile Awareness Displays of Australia, will be informative and educational about the behaviours and characteristics of snakes as well as about techniques and tips to avoid those bites and most importantly, the latest first aid treatment.

This year, sheep and alpacas will also be on display offering a wider interest to those with small holdings looking for some alternatives.

Throughout the weekend some of the presentations will be conducted by NSW Farmers and will be a great opportunity to find out the latest techniques and technologies around sustainability and farming.

Tickets will be $5. Under 15 years free. All activities are free after entry. www.smallfarmfieldday.com.au.

The Best Country Rose Show in Australia The Goulburn Rose Festival is now in its 25th year and will be held on the weekend of 10-11 March 2018. It was back in 1994 that the title of ‘Goulburn - City of Roses’ was registered and the ‘City of Goulburn’ rose was introduced in the same year.

This year will be bigger and better than ever with a new venue – the Veolia Arena, Braidwood Road, Goulburn with loads more space – for more stalls and displays.

The 2018 Rose Festival is adopting as its theme, the ‘mad hatter’s tea party’.

Organisers are predicting lots of tea cups, top hats, and March hares in the floral displays, and in the floral art competitions.

A key part of the Festival is the hotlycontested rose and floral art competition with over $2,000 in prizes. Entries will be received from 4-6pm on the Friday evening prior, and from 7.15 to 9am on Saturday 8 www.monthlyimag.com.au

morning. $1 fee for each entry. Children and novices are particularly encouraged.

Along with the rose displays there will be an exhibition by the Goulburn & District Art Society with artwork for sale.

Stalls have been specially selected and include Jeremy Goodman Garden Portraits, local nurseries, gardening tools, homewares, and others.

The Rose Show is open from 11am to 5pm on Saturday 10 March, and from 10am to 4pm on Sunday 11 March. Entry is $5, with children under 16, free.

For enquiries (including program and competition schedule) please phone the Visitors’ Information Centre on 1800 353 646, or email goulburnrosefestival@gmail.com, or visit www.goulburnrosefestival.org.au, or find them on Facebook.

A Merry

Macarthur Christmas

Christmas @ Gledswood Homestead and Winery Festive 3 course meal - 22 December Breakfast with Santa - 23 December Supper with Santa - 23 December Ph: 9606 5111 www.gledswood.com.au

Secret Supper Club - The White Series 15 December Ph: 0410 651 388 www.prettypicnics.com.au

Carols in the Garden

16 DECEMBER AUSTRALIAN BOTANIC GARDEN, MOUNT ANNAN PH: 4634 7935 WWW.AUSTRALIANBOTANICGARDEN.COM.AU

Christmas Activities at the Australian Botanic Garden 18 & 19 December Ph: 4634 7900 www.australianbotanicgarden.com.au

New Year’s Eve Celebrations

31 December Koshigaya Park www.campbelltown.nsw.gov.au New Year’s Eve at Upstairs @ Fred’s www.upstairsatfreds.com.au

Australia Day

26 JANUARy a variety of free celebrations will be held in camden, campbelltown and ingleburn www.macarthur.com.au for more events and details visit twww.macarthur.com.au

1800 655 991

info@macarthur.com.au

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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 www.monthlyimag.com.au

Macarthur

Campbelltown & Camden The Macarthur region 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,

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 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

FOR THE INFORMATION OF MEMBERS AND THEIR GUESTS. IS GAMBLING A PROBLEM FOR YOU? G-LINE (NSW) IS A CONFIDENTIAL ANONYMOUS AND FREE COUNSELLING SERVICE

www.camdenrsl.com.au

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

Snack Bar & A-La-Carte Menu

ATM

Facilities

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Mount Annan. Enjoy a delightful 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.

Summer is here and it’s the perfect time to relax, explore and make memories in Macarthur. Enjoy warm days in our great outdoors.

If you’re looking for an exciting range of activities and workshops to keep the kids entertained during the summer school holidays, look no further than Macarthur.

There’s a great variety of options for you to choose from at venues throughout the region, including the Campbelltown Arts Centre, Campbelltown City Council’s leisure centres, libraries and child care services and The Australian Botanic Garden Mount Annan.

There’s also a lot of attractions and experiences available throughout the region for you to take advantage of, including the Campbelltown Bicycle Education and Road Safety Centre, Fastlane Karting, Ultimate Karting, Mega Mini Golf, Oz Funland and much more.

With such a wide array of experiences for you to take advantage of, Macarthur truly has something for everyone.

To discover more about these events and attractions throughout the region, contact Macarthur Visitor Centres: Ph: 1800 655 991 E: info@macarthur.com.au W: www.macarthur.com.au F: www.facebook.com/visitmacarthur

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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THE AUSTRALIAN BOTANIC GARDEN MOUNT ANNAN

SUMMER WHAT’S ON KIDS VS (WET AND) WILD

15, 16, 22, 23 JAN 2018, 10AM - 12PM

Join the Education Rangers for play and games centred around the need for water to survive! Learn how to make your own water filter, enjoy some dip netting in the pond to find water bugs and then finish off with some soaking water games - so be prepared to get wet! AGES 5-12 YRS

ECO ART FOR KIDS

TUE 16 JAN 2018, 10AM - 12PM

If you love plants and animals, then this art workshop is for you! Children will play some nature based art games working with a range of art mediums and natural materials to make a series of works. Price includes all art materials. AGES 5-12 YRS

MADAM MULCH & THE GREAT FERTILIZIO TUE 16 JAN 2018, 10.30AM - 11.30AM This mystical duo perform mulch magic and fertilising fun in an engaging 30 minute show targeting a young audience The audience become involved in creating the food cycle and returning nutrients to the ground using compost, mulch and fertiliser to grow food in their own back yard. AGES 5 - 12 YRS

BUSH PLAYGROUP - SUMMER

WED 10, 17, 24, 31 JAN & 7 FEB 2018, 9.30AM - 11AM

Join experienced Early Years Nature Educators from the Garden who will facilitate play based activities and nature experiences. Bush Play Group aims to help children grow and develop with and in nature. Children will climb, dig, explore, build, engage their senses, discover and play in the new nature play area. AGES 2.5-5 YRS

LOVERS BY LAKESIDE WED 14 FEB, 7PM-10PM

Are you looking for something a little different and very romantic to do this Valentine’s Day? Then we have the perfect date night for you!

The Garden will be showcasing an outdoor movie night for lovers of romance and movies!

Tickets are just $22pp to watch the movie or free if you book one of the temptingly tasty hampers from the clever people at Melaleuca House.

KIDS AND PICS

STARS OVER THE GARDEN

All kids love to take photos! Together with one of our educators, nature lover and award-winning photographer Glenn Smith will train their eyes and show them the technical basics. Walking through the garden, we will take and improve shots of landscape, flowers, and animals. AGES 10 - 14 YRS

Are you looking for something a little different Enjoy the beautiful garden under a starry sky!

Angel Lopez-Sanchez from the Australian Observatory will introduce you to the night sky over Mt Annan and Drew will share his dreamtime stories about Australian sky. A glass of wine or hand-crafted beer will round up an amazing night experience.

SAT 20 JAN 2018, 9.30AM - 11AM

THE BIG BUG BASH

FRI 23 FEB 2018, 8PM - 10PM

SAT 21 JAN 2018, 10AM–12PM

Join the rangers for a morning of sweep nets, bug pots and drop sheets to discover the garden’s mini world of insects and arachnids and everything in between. Session will also include some insect games, story-telling and all participants will have the chance to make their own big bug art.

AGES 5-12 YRS

FOR MORE INFORMATION GO TO AUSTRALIANBOTANICGARDEN.COM.AU The Australian Botanic Garden Mount Annan Narellan Road, Mount Annan, New South Wales, Australia 2567

Tel: 02 4634 7935 Email: mount.annan@bgcp.nsw.gov.au Web: australianbotanicgarden.com.au

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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 Trainworks, locomotives and carriages as well as memorabilia on display.

VISITOR INFORMATION Old Post Office, Argyle St, Picton 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.

Trainworks 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

Summer IN WOLLONDILLY Wollondilly Shire Council is pleased to launch it’s new tourism website www.visitwollondilly.com.au 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 next 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 and Sunday.

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 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

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

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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

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( just south of the Mittagong Marketplace)

Ph: 02 4871 3750

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

2018 concert series Humperdinck Prelude to Hansel and Gretel John Carmichael Trumpet Concerto Soloist: John Corley

SATURDAY 17 MARCH 7:30PM SUNDAY 18 MARCH 2:30PM Memorial Hall Bendooley Street, Bowral, NSW 2576

Dvorak Symphony No 7 in D Minor Op 70 Conductor Dr Allan Stiles Tickets Adults $37 Concessions/ Students $32 Children under 15 free Online: www.trybooking.com/338197 • www.shso.org.au In Store: Destination Southern Highlands, Mittagong Ph: 1300 657 559 • 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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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: 4877 2008

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 Wed - 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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Handmade in the

Highlands BERRIMA VILLAGE POTTERY & HOME Inspired & expertly crafted Tableware, homewares, furniture & home decor, both locally made and globally sourced.

Open: 7 days 10 – 5pm Cnr Old Hume Highway & Wingecarribee St. Berrima

Ph: 02 48771953 or 0412271385 HIGHLANDS HANDMADE GIFT SHOP Locally made Arts and Crafts from 200+ Makers and 5000 + items. Unique Highlands hand made treasures and gifts galore.

Mon-Fri: 10-4pm Sat: 10-2pm 374 Argyle St. Moss Vale. (Opposite park). www.highlandshandmade.com.au

Ph 02-4869-3698

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: 7 days 9am-5pm 49 Main Street, Mittagong www.victoriahouseneedlecraft.com.au Ph: 02 4871 1682

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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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Berrima Celebrates Australia Day - Friday 26 January 2018 The Australia Day Celebrations in historic Berrima, over the last 10 years, have grown to be one of the Southern Highlands premier tourist events. Visitor numbers are in the vicinity of 5000 to 8000 thousand every year and on the increase.

What’s the attraction? Probably the location.

No other village in the Southern Highlands can claim to have a more historic and picturesque backdrop in which to celebrate this day in our nations calendar of public holidays.

With over 60-market stalls, local and interstate, and entertainment for all the family; grand parades, vintage cars, fire engine displays, fresh produce markets and face painting; there is something for everyone.

The atmosphere is one of a real Aussie family day out with a bit of patriotism and pride in our country thrown in for good measure. The official part of the day starts at the Historic Berrima Court House Museum at 9.30 am where young citizen and citizen of the year awards are given by the mayor of the shire.

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This is followed by an address by the Australia day ambassador. After the awards ceremony it’s off to enjoy the rest of the day to hunt for that allusive piece of craft either in the market square in the more traditional shops in Berrima.

Mums and dads don’t forget to stroll over to the area known as Kids Corner. Jeff Patterson amusements will have his jumping castles and other fun rides. Another great favourite in kid's corner is the farmyard nursery where children can actually go into the compound, pat the animals and get photos taken by mum or dad or even the grandparents. Kid's corner also has swings and slippery dips and provides shade for all, as the family takes a little rest from their hectic and exiting Australia day celebrations. The grand parade on Australia day 2018 of course is open to all who wish to enter however individuals or organisations must register.

For details contact Colin Gelling the manager for the Australia Day event at the Berrima courthouse 48771505

GOULBURN ARTIST REDISCOVERED Six words on an Electoral Roll –

“Liggins, Ethel Clara, George Street, Artist”.

Intrigued that, in 1913 in Goulburn, there was a woman earning her living as an artist, local researcher, Margaret Kearns, set out to “find” Ethel and discover why there were no traces left of her life in Goulburn. The result of her research is an illustrated biography entitled Coming Home to Goulburn – Celebrating the Life and Art of Ethel Clara Liggins.

Daughter of Goulburn couple, Ephraim and Sarah Liggins, Ethel was born in 1886. Her family relocated to Walsall, England in 1900 so her father could pursue lucrative business opportunities and this is where, in 1903, sixteen-yearold Ethel enrolled in art classes at the Walsall Science and Art Institute. An obviously gifted student, in 1905 Ethel “carried off the biggest number of prizes at the Walsall Institute” and was awarded the Institute’s highest honour, the Kirkpatrick Scholarship. One of her drawings was even acquired by the Board of Education in 1908 to be displayed in other art schools throughout England to show students the standard to which they should aspire.

Returning to her home town of Goulburn in 1912, Ethel opened “The Studio” in Auburn Street, where she taught painting, drawing and craft for the next 15 years. She diversified her business in 1922 by opening a salon selling high-

end fashions, furs and exclusive hand-crafted jewellery.

Ethel married Goulburn photographer, Jim Brown, whose pictures taken at the beginning of the twentieth century provide fascinating glimpses of Goulburn’s past, such as the removal of the last gas lamp from the main street after the installation of electric lights Ethel Clara Liggins was, in many ways, a woman ahead of her time. She was an astute, successful businesswoman, strong, determined and independent, buying and selling property in her own name. And she always kept a clear sense of her own identity, using her maiden name in her business dealings and to sign her artwork. Ethel died in Goulburn in 1951, aged 65.

To coincide with the book launch, there will be a retrospective exhibition of Ethel’s artworks and Jim Brown’s photographs at Goulburn’s Gallery on Track. The exhibition will be officially opened by former NSW Education Minister, Rodney Cavalier, AO.

BOOK LAUNCH & EXHIBITION

Opening - 2pm Sunday 25 February 2018 Exhibition runs until Sunday 25 March.

GALLERY ON TRACK, Blackshaw Road, Goulburn Gallery Open 10 am to 4 pm Wednesday to Sunday Enquiries via email margaretkearns@bigpond.com

Ph: 0458 898 442

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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.

Robertson Show 2 & 3 March 2018 There are so many highlights associated with Robertson’s annual show it’s hard to single out any particular event. From the moment the gates open until the spectacular fireworks display, this year’s show program promises to be one of the best ever presented with something for all members of the family.

Over the two days, the spotlight will shine on the centre ring where horse and rider team up to impress the judges as they strive for the elusive championship ribbons. Show jumping returns to centre ring with the main event as a six bar on Saturday afternoon.

Early indications are that the Hindmarsh Pavilion will be a popular venue as patrons cast their eyes over a vast number of categories including craft, needlework, flowers and cakes.

Don’t forget the high quality exhibitions on offer with Dairy and Beef cattle strutting their

stuff. Numbers in the poultry and dog sections have surpassed all expectations. Throw in a host of novelty events such as the Great Australian Potato Race, Demolition Derby, push bikes and Gig races, women’s pumpkin lawn bowls, weight judging competition, hay stacking and the unusual rides for those who like to be daring, while those wanting to test their appetite can enter the pie eating competition.

This year we “turn back time” with the bullocky, working dogs and heavy horses along side the old favorite of the Berrima District Old Machinery Club reminding us of times gone past.

Whatever tickles your fancy rest assured you will find it at this year’s Robertson Show.

Ph: 4885 1620 or 00411 537600

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

January /February/March SMALL FARMS FIELD DAY 3 - 4 February Moss Vale Showground. Held over the two days. A perfect family day out. Look for inspiration with an eye to learning tips of the trade, sustainability and environmental practices. www.smallfarmfieldday.com.au ROBERTSON SHOW 2 - 3 March Friday 9-5 Saturday 9 till Fireworks Finale. Caalong Street, Robertson. Show jumping, craft, needlework, flowers and cakes, dairy and beef cattle, poultry and dog sections, demolition derby, push bikes and gig races, women’s pumpkin lawn bowls and more! www.robertsonshow.org.au GOULBURN SHOW 3 & 4 March. 9am to extended hours Saturday 9am to 4pm Sunday. Showground, Braidwood Rd, Goulburn. Produce, flowers, cooking, needlework, crafts, art, photography, woodchopping, Young Farmers Challenge, ute muster, showgirl, alpacas, cats, dogs, poultry, cattle, donkeys, equestrian, trade displays and more! Ph: 4821 6813 GOULBURN ROSE FESTIVAL Goulburn City of Roses - 25th Annual Rose Show - 10 & 11 March Saturday: 11am to 5pm Sunday: 10am to 4pm Veolia Arena (Goulburn Showground), 47 Braidwood Road, Goulburn. Rose displays. Art works for sale, display & sale of roses by local nurseries, craft 28 28 www.monthlyimag.com.au www.monthlyimag.com.au

stalls, plants and gardening tools for sale. www. goulburnrosefestival.org.au SHSO CONCERT SERIES Enjoy a weekend of music in the Highlands.

The Southern Highlands Symphony Orchestra's 2018 Concert Series One; Sat 17 March at 7.30pm & Sun 18 March at 2.30pm. Bowral Memorial Hall, Bendooley St, Bowral. Humperdinck Prelude to Hansel and Gretel, Trumpet Concerto by the Australian composer, John Carmichael with soloist John Corley. The final work will be Symphony No 7 by Dvorak. www.shso.org.au Ph: 0416380567 AUSTRALIA DAY IN BERRIMA 26 January Berrima Village. Over 60-market stalls, local and interstate, and entertainment for all the family; grand parades, vintage cars, fire engine displays, fresh produce markets and face painting, kids corner. The official part of the day starts at the Historic Berrima Court House Museum at 9.30am. Ph: 4877 1505 GALLERY ON TRACK BOOK LAUNCH & EXHIBITION Celebrating the Life and Art of Ethel Clara Liggins. Opening - 2pm, 25 February.

Exhibition until 25 March. Gallery on Track, Blackshaw Road, Goulburn. Gallery Open 10 am to 4 pm Wed to Sun. To coincide with the book launch, there will be a retrospective exhibition of Ethel’s artworks and Jim Brown’s photographs at Goulburn’s Gallery on Track.

Ph: 0458 898 442

Market Guide COBBITTY MARKET

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

EXETER VILLAGE 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

ROBERTSON MARKET

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

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

BUNDANOON MAKERS MARKET

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

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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

Maree Faulkner, Death Is My Beloved, gouache and ink on paper. Private collection. Photography Bernie Fischer

EXHIBITIONS - Jan/Feb 2018 WALKING UPSTREAM Waterways of the Illawarra, incorporates

video, photography, works on paper and an array of playful objects as evidence of the important role played by water in the Illawarra region.

Until 11 February

WHAT A LIFE! ROCK PHOTOGRAPHY BY TONY MOTT

Fred Cress, After an Opening, 1988, synthetic polymer paint on canvas, 183 x 198cm.Gift under the Cultural Gifts Program, 2000.

A major retrospective on Tony Mott. The exhibition collectively tells the story of rock n’ roll life in Australia over the last 30 years. Organised by the State Library of NSW. Until 28 January

POVO ARTS PRESENTS Maree Faulkner; A Retrospective, celebrates

the work of Illawarra art legend Maree Faulkner.

Her vibrant, complex imagery reflects both personal and collective. Until 25 January

OPERATION ART

Matthys Gerber, Dura Mater, 1995, synthetic polymer paint on canvas, 189.5 x 312 cm

Encourages young people to create artworks for children in hospital. It is an initiative of the Children’s Hospital at Westmead and the Department of Education. Until 4 February

VISCERAL Paintings from the collection is a tour de

force of paintings from the Wollongong Art Gallery collection, including dark still lifes and strong emotive works, which revere the textural possibilities of paint. Until 26 March

Vince Bicego, Dropping down to the Creek (Cabbage Tree Creek),digital photograph, 2016.

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