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 on: May 10, 7.30pm; May 11, 2pm, 7.30pm; May 12, 2pm.

Anyone is welcome to come along to listen or present an item at the monthly open mic: musicians, singer/songwriters, poets, comedians or any other.

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.

Like-minded enthusiasts from all over Australia compete with some of the nation's best birds and exhibitors.

As well as spuds, the festival features a Classic Car show, live musical performances, market stalls, cooking demonstrations, kids' activities and more. Special guest is Lyndey Milan OAM with two presentations, 11am and 2pm.

Creative Fitness program participants will exhibit the creative works they have undertaken. There will also be poetry and creative writing readings, dance and fitness activities, and diet and health talks by a qualified dietitian.

An enormous number of books - mainly fiction, some non-fiction - and as many newish books as possible, plus some children's books. Books are $1. Bring five books, take five new ones at no cost.

As part of 150th anniversary celebrations of the arrival of the railway into Goulburn, an illustrated talk, 'Inspection of Signals Museum', by Terence Carpenter, plus book launch, 'Goulburn to Sydney, by rail'.

An amazing fireworks display, amusement rides, raffles, chocolate wheel, auction, barbecue, face painting, show bags, fairy floss and more! Enjoy a great evening while supporting a local school.

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'.

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.

A nutritious, wholesome home cooked and hot meal will be prepared and served at Bungonia Hall every Wednesday (except the Morning Tea, second Wednesday monthly).

Using fibre as the allegory of the invisible hidden within, 'un:Seen' is the fourth exhibition by 20 of the Untethered Fibre Artists, with works that explore human interaction, impart a message and share a passion through imagery and meaning, in cloth and stitch, felted wool, print and paint.

Works now in the permanent collection, 'Living Rag Doll' (2005), a performance work shot at Tony's New and Used Furniture in Verner Street; and 'Gaze of the Masked Philosopher' (2004), a photograph through the eyes of Goulburn's Big Merino, inspired three further works from Cavaliere.

A showcase of the Sydney and Melbourne International Comedy Festival, in support of Goulburn and District Netball Association, to raise funds to help representative teams compete at Junior and Senior State Titles in June/July.

Sydney based alt-indie band Heirs offer honest lyrics and acoustic driven tunes matched with sweet and soaring electric tones and warm three part harmonies.

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