24 Hours of LeMons presents Australian endurance racing for cars worth no more than $1000. It's a breeding ground for inflated egos and God like status…in their own minds. It's where Mercedes and Mazda, Toyota and Hyundai do battle for the glory of gloating rights of LeMons. All are winners if they make it to the end, the very point of the LeMons! Fines for driver miss-behaviour are all donated to charity of the team's choice.

The Australian Okinawan Goju-ryu Karate-do Federation (AOGKF) is the largest traditional Okinawan Karate organisation in Australia and is the official representatives of IOGKF International (the biggest Okinawan Karate body in the world). The Lambert Karate Dojo are the official AOGKF representatives in Goulburn, NSW and have been successful in securing the 2018 Australian National training camp. Some of the world's best instructors will be traveling to Goulburn from Europe, South America and across Australia and New Zealand. Leading the training will be the Vice-Chief Instructor of IOGKF World wide, Sensei Ernie Molyneux 8th Degree Black belt and former world champion. The event will kick off at 9am each day and finish around 3pm. Spectators are welcome.

On Saturday the 27th October, the Bowling Club at The Barracks will be hosting Oktoberfest. A selection of beverages and food will be available. Come and enjoy a festive atmosphere with live music by Sweet Mercy! This event is strictly 18 and over. 

History Goulburn are hosting a talk on the 'Changing Nature of Funerals & Burials'. Bruce Hammond, who worked at R.J.Sidney Craig and in Canberra, will give an insight into how funerals and burials vary to accommodate different religious beliefs and family wishes. He will also address the interesting history of the 1859 chapel, more recent crematorium. There will be viewing of the graves of priests and nuns. RSVP by Wednesday October 24 to historygoulburn.events@gmail.com. Use the subject line: 'Funeral & Burials'.

World Polio Day is on Wednesday, October 24 and in response – the three local rotary clubs are hosting a fun walk called “End Polio Now” on this Sunday, October 28 at 10am at the Goulburn Waterworks via the Wollondilly walkway. The aim of the walk is to raise awareness on the work that rotary clubs have done to get rid of polio in the world. It will include warm-up exercises with Zumba, a free barbecue and a total of $275 will be given to people and pets in the best polio day costume, which consists of either red, yellow and black clothing. 

Come along to the Goulburn Branch SSAA Try Shooting Day! Try the safe, fun and unique sport of shooting. Experience one of Australia's fastest growing sports. Learn more about the importance of firearm safety. All participants will be directly supervised by trained range safety ffficers and must bring photo ID and wear enclosed shoes. Participants must be 12 years or older and under 18's will require a parent or legal guardian to attend with them.

The exhibition features works by the Marulan artists, with exhibits changing on a quarterly basis. For artists wishing to exhibit, or for more information, please call  Jill Wall on 0408 421 199 or email themarulanartexhibition@gmail.com

The Remembrance Museum contains militaria from Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts to the New Zealand Maori War, fought in the mid 19th century.  Acquisitions include battlefields relics (Gallipoli, France), prisoner of war relics (Hellfire Pass), uniforms, medals, ordnance, photos, diaries, flags, and personal effects.

The Goulburn Historic Waterworks will once again be the venue for the 2018 Steampunk Victoriana Fair, but this year it will be held over two days: October 20-21. To celebrate this Victoriana Fair, Gallery on Track has a display of Steampunk-inspired works. Opening hours, Wednesday to Sunday, 10am to 4pm.

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