The last pre-season and home match for the Brumbies before the 2019 Super Rugby. Expect all the big names from both teams to be on show in this clash. Get involved with a FREE Junior Brumbies Clinic 4:15pm-5:30pm, run by the Brumbies Community Rugby team. The Goulburn Rugby Union Club will be cooking the BBQ and operating the canteen and bar.  

Come and enjoy the wonderful atmosphere of the Parkside Community markets in Montague Street, every second Saturday of the month. A Goulburn Rotary Club project, the Parkside Community Markets have loads of stalls selling quality local arts, crafts, produce, plants, fresh flowers and great food. There are also performances by students of the Goulburn Regional Conservatorium.

The book exchange is a community service for local residents who love to read but for one reason or another, can no longer access the library or the library van which comes around on occasion.  There are many books which are mainly fiction, some non-fiction, and the community tries to have as many newish books as they can. There are also some children's books.  All books are $1.  Local supporters are very generous they usually pay for their books and give us a donation as well.

Come and see Goulburn's original 1883 steam beam engine used to supply the city's water. While you are here, take a tour of the Pumphouse Museum and historic Waterworks, see the 130 year old Appleby Beam Engine and Hick Hargreaves Corliss Valve Engine under steam, enjoy lunch, morning or afternoon tea (refreshments available) or bring your own for a picnic by the river.

It comprises a growing collection of mainly Goulburn and district military memorabilia of more than 4000 acquisitions. This collection is housed in a ten square building, built mainly from community donations. There is also the Remembrance Corridor of trees comprising one native Australian tree for ever Goulburn and district service man or woman killed on active service. Continuing with the recognition of the Centenary of World War I, this year the focus is on ARMISTICE - the end of the war to end ALL wars. What does armistice actually mean? What was the impact on the ANZACS? As the Armistice did not occur till the 11th November 1918, highlights of the previous four years of war will also be on display.

Why not spend some time to relax in the beautiful surroundings of Yarralaw Springs Wines. Sample the estate grown classic varieties produced in the unique strawbale winery, using organic practices. Experience the cellar door ambience with tours and wine tasting available from 11am to 4pm in the Strawbale Winery, only 15 mins from Goulburn. Winery tours by the winemaker. Why not bring your picnic lunch and enjoys the views or call any day before coming out. We look forward to welcoming you!

To coincide with The Australian Blues Music festival, The Goulburn Regional Ukulele Band and the Goulburn Club will host an afternoon of a play-along and sing-along session with ukulele players from the area celebrating the blues and the fun of playing the ukulele. Free entry and the fun starts at 11am. Purchase a delectable pancake brunch and enjoy it on the historic Goulburn Club verandah, overlooking Belmore Park, before the show begins at midday. Groups and individuals will be presenting some great blues tunes interpreted for ukulele players. Everyone welcome. 

Goulburn Bustle is an exhibition that presents the breadth of the Gallery's permanent collection, unleashed en masse for the first time in its 37 year history. Whilst collections tell stories, they often draw lines and loops around their histories and locales rather than offering it all along one straight path. Our story begins with The Moffitt Bequest in 1956, continues to today and we hope, well in to the future. Goulburn Bustle features hundreds of works from the collection and has been curated by previous directors Jennifer Lamb and Jane Cush, and current director Gina Mobayed. These works have never before been exhibited together and our intention is to share what should be shared, bring new dialogues to old all the while investigating the idea and relevance of collecting in the public realm today.

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