Crookwell Brew and Bake
Everyone is invited to join in the fun at the 7th Annual Crookwell Brew & Bake. The Brew & Bake is where local and visiting campfire cooks and home brewers will be showing off their cooking skills. In addition, there will be bonfires, old yarns and storytelling, bush poetry and music. The Brew & Bake is a fun event for all, with camping available onsite at the Crookwell Showground.
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- Saturday, May 19 – 1pm for lunch - soup and damper; 6.30pm for dinner - delicious food from the campfire ovens.
- Sunday, May 20 – 8am Bush poet’s leisurely breakfast/brunch.
- For more information please contact Dennis O’Brien 0439 665 925.
Taralga Art Show
Taralga Progress Association has pleasure in presenting the 18th annual Taralga Art Show.
This annual show is held over the Queen’s Birthday long weekend in the Taralga War Memorial Hall. The Taralga Art Show is renowned for showcasing original and new works by highly talented artists from Taralga and surrounding districts. All works on display are for sale. The weekend also features creative arts workshops for both children and adults.
Children’s workshops will be centred on finding your inner creativeness while using natural ingredients. This workshop is facilitated by Kirsty Chalker and adults will be introduced to basket weaving and implementing different basket weaving techniques by Jan Green.
The event will be officially opened by Upper Lachlan Shire Deputy Mayor John Stafford on Saturday, June 9 from 6pm to 8pm. Opening night admission includes refreshments. This is a well-attended and fun evening.
Want to make a weekend of it? Taralga is a quaint little village, known for its beautiful stone architecture. There are many places to stay to suit every budget, whether you are visiting with a family or traveling alone. Taralga boasts cosy cafes, two hotels, a traditional general store and specialty shops.
The Taralga Museum is a must for all who visit. There are artefacts from the agricultural industry as well as a colonial cottage decorated as if lived in by a pioneering family. The Nissen Hut is full of interesting memorabilia from local men and women who have served and there are many more fascinating buildings and antique pieces.
The Taralga Lions Markets are on over the long weekend. So you can pick up some local produce, or find that special locally made product.
For more information please contact Jan Green Ph 4840 6101 or email taralgaartshow@gmail.com
