What’s ON
ANNUAL EDEN CREEK HALL CARP MUSTER
Come along and join in on our Annual Carp Muster in the creek behind our hall. Have an enjoyable time helping to cull the creek of carp and you might win a prize.
Registration and fishing starts from 5:00pm on Saturday 6th November and Weigh in is at 1:00pm on Saturday 7th November.
Fish all night, and day or part thereof. Entrants over 18 must have a fishing licence to participate. Free sausage sizzle at 1:00pm after weigh in. Come and join in the fun of the day!
Kyogle Farmers' Market
Weekly offering of fresh, seasonal produce, artisan foods and crafts in Kyogle.
FILM SCREENING | THE PLASTIC COUNTRY
The Plastic Country is a character-led investigative journey following filmmaker Kal Glanznig as he travels across Australia to uncover the true scale of the plastic crisis.
Plastic Country follows young Australian ocean advocate Kal Glanznig on a journey across the country, investigating the growing impact of plastic pollution on our wildlife, ecosystems and human health.
From remote coastlines and wildlife hospitals to Parliament House, the film reveals how plastics have found their way into almost every corner of our environment and, increasingly, our own bodies. But it's not all doom and gloom. It also explores practical solutions and the changes needed to tackle plastic pollution at its source.
Following the screening, we'll turn our attention to local concerns, particularly the use and disposal of agricultural plastics such as silage wrap. What happens to all that plastic once it's served its purpose? What are the consequences for our soils, waterways and wildlife? And what practical alternatives or better disposal options might be available?
It's an opportunity to explore a growing environmental problem and consider what we can do about it here in the Kyogle district.
Kyogle Environment Group (KEG) will show the documentary film, The Plastic Country, at the Kyogle Memorial Institute Banquet Room on Saturday, 7 November.
It will run from 10-11.30am and entry is by donation.
OPEN PUBLIC FORUM: 16 Days of Activism - In COnveration with Simone O’Brien
MC Kylie McKenzie (WDVCAS) in conversation with Simone O'Brien — domestic violence survivor, advocate, and culture consultant. First in a series of “In Conversation” sessions run across two days, alongside Salt: Bearing Witness, a contemporary photographic exhibition showing at Roxy Lane as part of a town-wide program to end domestic violence against women during the 16 days of activism against gender-based violence.
All sessions are free & open to the public.
The ‘In Conversation with Simone O’Brien’ series of talks and forums, runs alongside SALT: BEARING WITNESS. A contemporary photographic exhibition by Jodie Harris, a Yamatji Wadjari photographer and visual storyteller. SALT: BEARING WITNESS exhibits at the Roxy Gallery from Friday NOV 13 - JAN 3, 2027.
SURVIVED TO THRIVE: SALT: Bearing Witness Exhibition Launch
Join us at the Roxy Gallery to celebrate the opening of Salt: Bearing Witness, a contemporary photographic exhibition by Yamatji Wadjari photographer and visual storyteller Jodie Harris.
Drawing on her ongoing photographic series 'Becalmed', Jodie uses the vast, exposed landscape of a salt lake as both subject and metaphor for the long aftermath of domestic and family violence.
Within this striking landscape, a red-clad figure moves through the frame, its identity concealed. “A becalmed vessel is not wrecked. It is stranded—without wind, unable to move under its own power—and this is the condition many women describe long after the immediate danger has passed”.
These images do not depict violence directly. Instead, they invite us to reflect on its lasting impact, the complexities of recovery and the often-unseen experiences of women navigating life beyond immediate danger.
Grounded in lived experience, Salt: Bearing Witness creates space for reflection, recognition and the stories that continue beyond the frame. This exhibition is also part of the larger open program for the Head On Photo Festival 2026.
SALT: Bearing Witness is a part of a town-wide program to end domestic violence against women during the 16 days of activism against gender-based violence. All sessions are free & open to the public.
Kyogle Farmers' Market
Weekly offering of fresh, seasonal produce, artisan foods and crafts in Kyogle.
In conversation with simone O’Brien: 16 Days of Activism - Sporting Clubs Breakfast
Join MC David Kerley, in conversation with Simone O’Brien, as part of a town-wide program to end domestic violence against women during the 16 days of activism against gender-based violence.
MC David Kerley, accredited social worker and registered counsellor for victims of crime, with experience working with both victim-survivors and perpetrators of domestic abuse in the local region, including community-based primary prevention initiatives. The 'Sporting Clubs Breakfast' session draws on Ms O'Brien's AFL culture-andconduct work with the Western Bulldogs and Carlton and is open to all sporting club members, families and supporters.
All sessions are free & open to the public.
The ‘In Conversation with Simone O’Brien’ series of talks and forums, runs alongside SALT: BEARING WITNESS. A contemporary photographic exhibition by Jodie Harris, a Yamatji Wadjari photographer and visual storyteller. SALT: BEARING WITNESS exhibits at the Roxy Gallery from Friday NOV 13 - JAN 3, 2027.
Hanging Rock's Got Talent
Hi Folks
It is time to start preparing for this year's Hanging Rock’s Got Talent! Whether you are a bagpipe player, a ballet dancer, a spoken word poet, or a rock band, come to the Hanging Rock Hall on Saturday, 14th November 2026 and demonstrate your talent for Cash Prizes!
Event Schedule
Junior Section (Ages 6–12): Starts at 3:00 PM
$100 First Prize | $50 Second Prize | $50 People's Choice
Open Section: Starts at 6:00 PM
$400 First Prize | $100 Second Prize | $100 People's Choice
Important Rules for Performers
Limit: One act per person or group.
Duration: Maximum of 5 minutes per performance.
Availability: There are limited performance time slots. Book early to avoid disappointment—it is first-in, best-dressed!
How to Register
To secure your spot on stage, email hangrockhall@gmail.com by 7th November with:
Your name
Contact details
A short description of your act
Joining as an Audience Member?
Come along to support our incredible local community!
Entry is $5 for adults, and kids get in free.
Food and drinks will be available on-site from Barkersvale School, alongside loads of encouragement and fun.
We can't wait to celebrate our community’s amazing talents with you!
All the best
Hanging Rock Hall
EDEN CREEK HALL SPIRITUAL MARKET
Introducing our SPIRITUAL MARKET – Mind • Body • Soul • Community!
This one is different from our usual markets — with a special focus on all things spiritual, holistic, creative and wellbeing.
We’re are currently looking for Readers, Healers, Therapists, Creatives, Artisan Makers, Beautiful Wares, Healthy Food Products and more!
Tarot & Oracle
Reiki & Energy Healing
Crystals & Jewelery
Handmade & Artisan goodies
Healthy & Natural products & produce
Psychics/Mediums & Spiritual and Wellbeing Services
…and anything wonderful nourishing Mind, Body & Soul!
If you’re a stallholder looking for a friendly, community-focused market with a difference, we’d love to have you join us!
Sunday 15th November | 9am–2pm
Eden Creek Hall
Kyogle Farmers' Market
Weekly offering of fresh, seasonal produce, artisan foods and crafts in Kyogle.
stringmansassy | CONCERT
One of Australia’s most cherished duos makes a long-awaited return to the stage. After a decade away from the spotlight, stringmansassy are back, ready to reconnect with audiences and share the music that made them one of Australia’s most cherished duos. Guitarist Aaron Hopper and vocalist Kacey Patrick are known for their inventive musicianship, dynamic interplay and heartfelt performances.
Forming their partnership in 1996, they quickly became known as stringmansassy, touring extensively across Australia and internationally from 2000 to 2014. Their unmistakable chemistry, inventive approach and deep musical intuition captivated audiences wherever they performed. Now, after a ten-year hiatus, the duo return to the stage for a much-anticipated tour, welcomed by fans eager to experience their artistry once again. Renowned for their sophisticated musicianship, Aaron and Kacey transcend the traditions of jazz and folk, crafting music often described as spellbinding, enthralling and deeply expressive. As critic Andrew MacLean noted, “Even the laws of physics are subject to subtle manipulation in stringmansassy’s world.”
Duration: 2 hours 20 mins including an interval 7.30pm concert start | 6.30pm doors open
THE RISK HALL | CHRISTMAS PARTY
Save the date for The Risk Hall Christmas Party.
Join us for a night of Christmas fun with dinner, dessert and the infamous chocolate wheel and raffles. Bring your family, friends and neighbours for a great night
Kyogle Farmers' Market
Weekly offering of fresh, seasonal produce, artisan foods and crafts in Kyogle.
Survived to Thrive: 16 Days of Activism - Artist Talk
Join Jodie Harris - 6 Acre Studios - in the gallery for a look at photographic process and the power of storytelling. Alongside SALT: Bearing Witness, a contemporary photographic exhibition showing at Roxy Lane as part of a town-wide program to end domestic violence against women during the 16 days of activism against gender-based violence.
All sessions are free & open to the public.
Kyogle Farmers' Market
Weekly offering of fresh, seasonal produce, artisan foods and crafts in Kyogle.
Kyogle Farmers' Market
Weekly offering of fresh, seasonal produce, artisan foods and crafts in Kyogle.
Woodenbong RFS Golf DAy
IT’S THAT TIME OF YEAR AGAIN!
Whether you’re a teen golfer, a seasoned player, or just looking to get out and have some fun with your mates — come along and join us!
We’ve changed things up this year and we’ve got TWO BIG RAFFLES happening!
MONSTER RAFFLE – $3 per ticket
Win some fantastic prizes, including meat trays and plenty of other great prizes!
CHAINSAW RAFFLE – $10 per ticket
We’ve got TWO prize packages up for grabs, each including:
MS 172 Chainsaw & Chaps & Helmet
Each prize package is valued at $660!
That’s TWO chances to win!
Only ONE chainsaw prize per household.
So grab your mates, grab your clubs and come along for a great day out while supporting our local community.
Kyogle Farmers' Market
Weekly offering of fresh, seasonal produce, artisan foods and crafts in Kyogle.
Seth Mulder & Midnight Run USA and You, Me, Everybody NZ | KMI Hall
Come join Seth Mulder & Midnight Run (USA) and You, Me, Everybody (NZ) for an unmissable night of bluegrass and acoustic instrument mastery.
In Australia for a short run of appearances, these two master bands bring a very special show to KMI Hall. Topping and tailing this tour, headline shows at the Dorrigo Folk & Bluegrass Festival, before they head south to the Mountaingrass Festival VIC, Australia's premier bluegrass and old time Appalachian string band music festival. Don't miss this chance for a great night of top quality traditional and modern bluegrass.
Teddy Bears' Picnic | Children's Week Celebration
Kyogle Council’s Children's Week celebration at the Kyogle Amphitheatre
Live Entertainment | Storytime | Arts & Crafts | Picnic Fun | Games & Prizes | Teddy Bears' Picnic
Bring the kids, pack a picnic and bring along their favourite teddy for a morning of fun at the Kyogle Amphitheatre this Children's Week. Join us on Sunday 25 October from 9am to 12pm for a family-friendly morning filled with stories, music, creativity and plenty of fun.
The morning will include a live Jurassic Joe dinosaur education and music show, local performances, storytime sessions with local author Leanne Murner and Kyogle Library staff, arts and crafts activities and, of course, our very own Teddy Bears' Picnic.
Designed especially for younger children and their families, it's a lovely opportunity to get outdoors, enjoy the beautiful amphitheatre and celebrate Children's Week together.
Sunday 25 October | 9am–12pm Kyogle Amphitheatre
Free family event Bring a picnic rug, your favourite teddy and the whole family!
Stratheden Street Markets
The Civic Heart of Kyogle comes alive in 2026 with the Stratheden Street Markets!
Kyogle’s key market events - KYOGLE BAZAAR and the KYOGLE FARMERS' MARKET - bring the best of the LGA to a closed off Stratheden Street. Live Music, featuring some of the best-of-the-region’s touring musicians. Market stalls, artisan producers, fresh produce, and crafts and wares will line the length and breadth of Stratheden Street and the Kyogle Council Park.
In October, the Stratheden Street Markets acknowledge World Mental Health Month, providing information to the community about the services and resources available within the social, health and well-being, and community services sectors. Please join us for a day in the sunshine, with music by local artists and connection to our mental health professionals and community organisations.
Artist Talk | In Conversation with garan Hale
It starts in the forest, along riverbanks, in storms and flood-fallen limbs – timber shaped by time, weather and chance. Each piece carries this history forward, not as a flaw to be erased, but a story to be honoured.
Garan Hale works in wood. Using 100% salvaged Australian timbers, he designs and builds furniture and other unique pieces with traditional wooden. His pieces reveal how they are held together through curved laminations, dovetail cleats and morticed joints. Every joint is an invitation to look closer, to see the skill of the hand and the honesty of wood as a material.
Works in wood at Roxy Gallery, will bring together a collection of works that reflect a commitment to circular, ethical craftsmanship, showcasing an intimacy with wood as a material and its relationship with the human form.
See more of Garan’s work at designerwoodworks.com.au
Gyogle | Gullibul Daytime Dreaming Cultural Tour
Journey through Gullibul country around Kyogle and discover Aboriginal stories, sacred sites and river connections with cultural tour guides.
Gullibul Daytime Dreaming Cultural Tours
The event is part of Richmond RiverFest 2026
Step onto Country and experience the stories, culture and landscapes of the Gullibul Nation.
As part of Richmond RiverFest 2026, Kyogle Council and Gugin Gudduba Local Aboriginal Land Council (GGLALC) invite you to join a unique cultural journey through the upper Richmond River catchment.
Led by respected Gullibul Elder Michael (Wayne) Walker and Gullibul Language Teacher Kye Walker, these immersive tours offer a rare opportunity to learn directly from Traditional Custodians and gain a deeper understanding of Aboriginal cultural connections to rivers, waterways and Country.
Participants will travel by bus to a number of culturally significant locations within the Gullibul Nation, including Kyogle Aboriginal cultural sites, Cedar Point (sacred site), Wogun (Fairymount) and Wiangaree cultural storyline sites. Along the way, guests will hear traditional stories, learn about Aboriginal language and culture, and explore Indigenous approaches to land management, environmental stewardship and caring for Country.
A picnic lunch will be provided at Wiangaree, giving participants time to connect with the landscape and reflect on the cultural knowledge shared throughout the day.
Tour Details
📍 Departure & Return Location: Kyogle Visitor Information Centre Car Park
🕤 Check-in: From 9:45am
🚌 Departure: 10:00am sharp
⏰ Return: Approximately 2:00pm
🍴 Lunch: Picnic lunch provided
🎟 Cost: $10 plus booking fee per person
👥 Capacity: Limited to 10 participants per tour
Tour Dates
Wednesday 7 October 2026
Wednesday 14 October 2026
Wednesday 21 October 2026
About Richmond RiverFest
Richmond RiverFest is a month-long celebration of the rivers, cultures and communities of the Northern Rivers region. Presented by Richmond Riverkeeper, the festival brings together Traditional Custodians, community groups, conservation organisations, artists and educators to celebrate and protect the Richmond River and its catchment through storytelling, connection and community action.
Important Information
Bookings are essential.
Places are strictly limited due to vehicle capacity.
Please arrive at least 15 minutes before departure.
Comfortable clothing, enclosed footwear, a hat and water bottle are recommended.
Discover the rich cultural heritage of the Gullibul people and deepen your connection to the rivers, landscapes and stories that have shaped this Country for thousands of years. Book early to secure your place.
LANDCARE | Fawcetts Creek Kyogle
Join BRRVLN and Kyogle Landcare for a small planting along Fawcetts Creek in Kyogle (near the railway bridge) to celebrate Richmond RiverFest 2026.
This will be a gentle planting with holes pre-dug!
Afterwards we will walk to the Kyogle Landcare Nursery observing the work that Kyogle Council and Kyogle Landcare have been doing to help restore both riparian vegetation and flying fox habitat.
We will then join Kyogle Landcare nursery volunteers for a tour of the nursery and some morning tea.
BOB DOWNE LIVE!
He's the Prince of Polyster! Aussie comedy icon BOB DOWNE is bringing his hilarious solo show to KYOGLE BOWLING CLUB on SATURDAY 17 OCTOBER! Featuring Special Guest, local legend STAN MUNRO. You'll singalong and laugh yourself silly. BOOK NOW!
"A comedy icon for decades and still funny as f**k!" - The Echo
Kyogle Farmers' Market
Weekly offering of fresh, seasonal produce, artisan foods and crafts in Kyogle.
Connecting Seniors and Carers Information Stall
If you are a Senior or a Carer, please come and say hi and learn how to become more connected to family, friends, community groups and support services. Or visit the Northern Rivers Community Gateway KYOGLE HUB.
Gyogle | Gullibul Daytime Dreaming Cultural Tour
Journey through Gullibul country around Kyogle and discover Aboriginal stories, sacred sites and river connections with cultural tour guides.
Gullibul Daytime Dreaming Cultural Tours
The event is part of Richmond RiverFest 2026
Step onto Country and experience the stories, culture and landscapes of the Gullibul Nation.
As part of Richmond RiverFest 2026, Kyogle Council and Gugin Gudduba Local Aboriginal Land Council (GGLALC) invite you to join a unique cultural journey through the upper Richmond River catchment.
Led by respected Gullibul Elder Michael (Wayne) Walker and Gullibul Language Teacher Kye Walker, these immersive tours offer a rare opportunity to learn directly from Traditional Custodians and gain a deeper understanding of Aboriginal cultural connections to rivers, waterways and Country.
Participants will travel by bus to a number of culturally significant locations within the Gullibul Nation, including Kyogle Aboriginal cultural sites, Cedar Point (sacred site), Wogun (Fairymount) and Wiangaree cultural storyline sites. Along the way, guests will hear traditional stories, learn about Aboriginal language and culture, and explore Indigenous approaches to land management, environmental stewardship and caring for Country.
A picnic lunch will be provided at Wiangaree, giving participants time to connect with the landscape and reflect on the cultural knowledge shared throughout the day.
Tour Details
📍 Departure & Return Location: Kyogle Visitor Information Centre Car Park
🕤 Check-in: From 9:45am
🚌 Departure: 10:00am sharp
⏰ Return: Approximately 2:00pm
🍴 Lunch: Picnic lunch provided
🎟 Cost: $10 plus booking fee per person
👥 Capacity: Limited to 10 participants per tour
Tour Dates
Wednesday 7 October 2026
Wednesday 14 October 2026
Wednesday 21 October 2026
About Richmond RiverFest
Richmond RiverFest is a month-long celebration of the rivers, cultures and communities of the Northern Rivers region. Presented by Richmond Riverkeeper, the festival brings together Traditional Custodians, community groups, conservation organisations, artists and educators to celebrate and protect the Richmond River and its catchment through storytelling, connection and community action.
Important Information
Bookings are essential.
Places are strictly limited due to vehicle capacity.
Please arrive at least 15 minutes before departure.
Comfortable clothing, enclosed footwear, a hat and water bottle are recommended.
Discover the rich cultural heritage of the Gullibul people and deepen your connection to the rivers, landscapes and stories that have shaped this Country for thousands of years. Book early to secure your place.
Kyogle Farmers' Market
Weekly offering of fresh, seasonal produce, artisan foods and crafts in Kyogle.
Gyogle | Gullibul Daytime Dreaming Cultural Tour
Journey through Gullibul country around Kyogle and discover Aboriginal stories, sacred sites and river connections with cultural tour guides.
Gullibul Daytime Dreaming Cultural Tours
The event is part of Richmond RiverFest 2026
Step onto Country and experience the stories, culture and landscapes of the Gullibul Nation.
As part of Richmond RiverFest 2026, Kyogle Council and Gugin Gudduba Local Aboriginal Land Council (GGLALC) invite you to join a unique cultural journey through the upper Richmond River catchment.
Led by respected Gullibul Elder Michael (Wayne) Walker and Gullibul Language Teacher Kye Walker, these immersive tours offer a rare opportunity to learn directly from Traditional Custodians and gain a deeper understanding of Aboriginal cultural connections to rivers, waterways and Country.
Participants will travel by bus to a number of culturally significant locations within the Gullibul Nation, including Kyogle Aboriginal cultural sites, Cedar Point (sacred site), Wogun (Fairymount) and Wiangaree cultural storyline sites. Along the way, guests will hear traditional stories, learn about Aboriginal language and culture, and explore Indigenous approaches to land management, environmental stewardship and caring for Country.
A picnic lunch will be provided at Wiangaree, giving participants time to connect with the landscape and reflect on the cultural knowledge shared throughout the day.
Tour Details
📍 Departure & Return Location: Kyogle Visitor Information Centre Car Park
🕤 Check-in: From 9:45am
🚌 Departure: 10:00am sharp
⏰ Return: Approximately 2:00pm
🍴 Lunch: Picnic lunch provided
🎟 Cost: $10 plus booking fee per person
👥 Capacity: Limited to 10 participants per tour
Tour Dates
Wednesday 7 October 2026
Wednesday 14 October 2026
Wednesday 21 October 2026
About Richmond RiverFest
Richmond RiverFest is a month-long celebration of the rivers, cultures and communities of the Northern Rivers region. Presented by Richmond Riverkeeper, the festival brings together Traditional Custodians, community groups, conservation organisations, artists and educators to celebrate and protect the Richmond River and its catchment through storytelling, connection and community action.
Important Information
Bookings are essential.
Places are strictly limited due to vehicle capacity.
Please arrive at least 15 minutes before departure.
Comfortable clothing, enclosed footwear, a hat and water bottle are recommended.
Discover the rich cultural heritage of the Gullibul people and deepen your connection to the rivers, landscapes and stories that have shaped this Country for thousands of years. Book early to secure your place.
LANDCARE | Hanging Rock Falls WORKING BEE
The next Hanging Rock Falls working bee is Tuesday 6th October …
Be part of the Richmond River Fest and join the Hanging Rock Landcare Group volunteers in their regular maintenance and custodianship of this treasured site.
Tabulam Race Day 2026
Tabulam Race Day is back for 2026!
Join us on Saturday 3 October 2026 at Tabulam Racecourse for a great day of country racing, live entertainment, Fashions on the Field, kids activities, food, drinks and genuine country hospitality on the banks of the Clarence River.
Whether you’re coming for the racing, dressing up for Fashions on the Field, bringing the family for the day or making a weekend of it and camping at the racecourse, there’s plenty happening throughout the day.
COUNTRY RACING
Experience genuine country racing at Tabulam with a five-race programme throughout the day. Gates open from 9:00am, giving you plenty of time to find your spot, catch up with friends and settle in for a full day trackside. Race times will be confirmed closer to the event.
RACE DAY INFORMATION
Date: Saturday 3 October 2026
Venue: Tabulam Racecourse
Address: Racecourse Road, Tabulam NSW 2469
Gates Open: 9:00am
Bar Opens: 11:00am
Kids Entertainment: 12:00pm–3:00pm
Live Music: Rob & Amy Timeson from 3:00pm
Race Programme: Five races
Kids Under 16: Free with a paying adult
Casino Bus & Race Day Package: $50
Casino Bus Departure: 11:15am from Casino Visitor Information Centre Carpark
Return Bus: Approximately 5:30pm from Tabulam Racecourse
Railside Sites: $50
Camping: Three-day camping available with showers, toilets and Clarence River access
Dogs: No dogs permitted
Come for the racing, stay for the entertainment and make a weekend of it on the Clarence River.
We look forward to welcoming you to Tabulam Race Day 2026!
Kyogle Farmers' Market
Weekly offering of fresh, seasonal produce, artisan foods and crafts in Kyogle.
Kyogle Show
The Kyogle Show is where our community comes together — celebrating our past, showcasing our present and building a future for generations to come.
Kyogle Farmers' Market
Weekly offering of fresh, seasonal produce, artisan foods and crafts in Kyogle.
Kyogle Farmers' Market
Weekly offering of fresh, seasonal produce, artisan foods and crafts in Kyogle.
Kyogle Show N Shine & Swap Meet
A day spent wandering through rows of gleaming chrome and custom builds at the Kyogle Showgrounds.
BONALBO MUSIC Festival
Two huge days. One massive weekend. Boots, Bands & Bush Verse! The inaugural BONALBO Music Festival.
Kyogle Farmers' Market
Weekly offering of fresh, seasonal produce, artisan foods and crafts in Kyogle.
Event Management Insurance | Information Session
Kyogle Council is hosting a free information session for local event organisers with Statewide Mutual Insurance.
Earlier this year Statewide Mutual informed Council of some new insurance obligations for local government areas that sponsor or support local events. This information session is the first chance for Kyogle Council to meet with Statewide Mutual Insurance since these changes came into effect.
Council would like to invite any local event organisers to join the session which will cover industry best practice in organising events, including Council’s obligations when sponsoring events. There will be time for Q & A.
DATE: Tuesday, 1 September 2026
TIME: 10am – 1.30pm
VENUE: Banquet Room at KMI Hall, Stratheden Street, Kyogle
Please note: there is no requirement to attend the information session. It’s simply a free opportunity to learn more about insurance requirements for local event organisers.
Christmas in July | Lynchs Creek Hall
Join the community for a special Christmas in July at Lynchs Creek Hall.
Christmas in July | Mallanganee
Join the community for a special Christmas in July at Mallanganee Memorial Hall.
EXHIBITION LAUNCH | Ross Tamlin: Made In Australia
Kyogle based artist Ross Tamlin has been quietly exhibiting paintings all over the world. In this retrospective show, we will see an extensive collection of works from the last 30 years.
Kyogle Railway Centenary 2030 | information session
With the centenary year looming, today work is starting with a community conversation around what these 2030 celebrations could look like.