Karaoke with a live band. Free entry.

An evening of Australian song and local dance tunes on the first Friday of each month. Printed music is available or you can join in and sing along by ear. Each month has a theme to focus interest on a different aspect of our heritage. May 3: Iron Rails.

Lola is a local council friendly visitor to former doctor Lenny. Lenny suffers from dementia. Over time, a remarkable friendship blossoms. Often hilarious, a laugh-through-the-tears journey of friendship for all ages. Shows also on: May 4, 2pm, 7.30pm; May 5, 2pm; May 8, 2pm (special matinee with Q&A and invited panel); May 10, 7.30pm; May 11, 2pm, 7.30pm; May 12, 2pm.

Take the family for an exciting day at the track (Round 1 of 4). If you love noise, speed and big rigs, then this is the event for you! Cafe open both days.

The first Saturday of every month. Craft items, garden equipment, clothes, books, produce, tools, bric-a-brac, furniture, toys, plants all at low prices. Refreshments available. All welcome!

Take an interactive tour and learn about the history of the bells at St Saviour's Cathedral. The splendid bell-tower, soaring windows and massive stone work are the first impressions one has of St Saviour's, with the only 12 bell and flat 6th country peal in the Southern Hemisphere.

Local arts, crafts, produce and other items plus kids activities and barbecue. Held on the first Saturday of every month.

Lots of apples for sale, plus arts, crafts, entertainment, demos, comps and prizes, and so much more. All profits go to support local community groups.

Giant pumpkin displays, hay bale maze, pumpkin food (scones, pies, soup, pizzas, bread) and more! More than 140 market stalls and many activities, showcasing local produce and the arts/craft community. Directions: Take the Federal Highway to Collector and follow the signs to the free parking area. Car park entry via Lorn Street.

Come along on the first Sunday of each month to enjoy live country music (old and new), soft rock and easy listening. A large dance floor or sit back, relax and enjoy yourself.

Join a friendly bunch to share some music and singing on the veranda or by the fire. Join in. listen and enjoy. 1pm, Australiana; 3pm, Americana.

Varied works created in many mediums - pastel, colored pencil, oil, scratch board and printing techniques - by artists Gillian Baldock and Michelle Giles.

The Remembrance Museum contains militaria from the Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts right back to the New Zealand Maori War, fought in the mid-19th century. The theme focuses on returning troops, the Spanish influenza pandemic: 'the aftermath of war'.

Charity screening of 'Top End Wedding'. Goulburn-Quelicai Friendship, MedEarth and Rotary have a 40-foot container of life-saving medical equipment to send to Quelicai and Baucau Hospitals in Timor Leste. Help raise the $7000 shipping cost by supporting this special event. A Mothers Day Gift stall will be set up to assist in raising additional funds towards this cause and everyone will go in the draw for 'A Lucky Door Prize'. Supper will be served at 8.10pm.

Five photographers, each from a regional city in NSW, including Goulburn's own Tina Milson from the property Cardross, exploring, turning and flipping the idea of seniority.

Tina Milson's deep passion for photography is inherently a process of documentation. From portraiture to landscape, Milson's diverse photographic portfolio highlights the resilience and vulnerability of country communities through drought, floods and everything in between.

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