Rainforest Rattler | From Kyogle Station
2026-01-18 | Rainforest Rattler | KYOGLE STATION, 29 Mount Street, Kyogle, NSW, 2474, Australia
Rainforest Rattler returns to Kyogle for 3 days of Heritage Rail travel. Coinciding with Kyogle’s Summerland Giant Pumpkin and Watermelon Festival.
January 16, 17 and 18, 2026
3 trips per day to the Border Loop

Tickets selling fast! For tickets, click on the follow links.
Kyogle – Glenapp – Kyogle

Kyogle – Naamoona – Kyogle

Tickets for all Heritage Rail travel, including Coffs Harbour and other journeys can be found at https://rainforestrattler.com/.

The Rail Motor Society runs Heritage Rail journeys throughout southeast Queensland and regional New South Wales. Recently trips include Roma St (Brisbane) running to Casino. All trips, including the Kyogle Border Loop, sell out quickly.
Book your tickets online, today!

Bundgeam Preschool Family Open Day
2026-01-18 10:00 - 14:00 UTC | Bundgeam Preschool, 35 Terrace Creek Road, Terrace Creek, NSW, 2474, Australia
The Bundgeam Preshool Open Day will be held on Sunday 18 January between 10am-2pm in the preschool grounds at 35 Terrace Creek Road, Terrace Creek. This fun-filled family day will include market stalls, live entertainment, food and refreshments, and free children’s activities. All welcome to attend.

KYOGLE YOUTH ACTION | Jewellery Making Workshop
2026-01-20 11:00 - 15:00 | Kyogle Together, 161 Summerland Way, Kyogle, NSW, 2474, Australia
School Holiday Program
Jewellery Making ….. craft, creative, celebrate and adorn yourself!

Each school holiday we deliver a full school holiday program for young people aged 12 – 17 years.
The activities planned are informed by the young people who participate in the service.

FOR BOOKINGS and FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT KYOGLE YOUTH ACTION:
Phone:
0406 725 166
Email:
youth.worker@kyogletogether.org.au

KYOGLE YOUTH ACTION | DIY Arts & Craft Club
2026-01-22 11:30 - 16:30 | Kyogle Together, 161 Summerland Way, Kyogle, NSW, 2474, Australia
School Holiday Program
DIY Arts & Craft Club!

Each school holiday we deliver a full school holiday program for young people aged 12 – 17 years.
The activities planned are informed by the young people who participate in the service.

FOR BOOKINGS and FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT KYOGLE YOUTH ACTION:
Phone:
0406 725 166
Email:
youth.worker@kyogletogether.org.au

Kyogle Farmers' Market
2026-01-24 08:00 - 12:00, 2026-01-31 08:00 - 12:00 | Kyogle Farmers’ Market, Stratheden Street, Kyogle, NSW, 2474
Kyogle Farmers’ Market
Every Saturday morning | 8am – 12 noon.
Stratheden St, Kyogle.
Weekly offering of fresh, seasonal produce, artisan foods and crafts in Kyogle.
For more information or to hold a stall, please visit contact the organiser via the website link.

AUSTRALIA DAY | WOODENBONG
2026-01-26 08:30 - 16:30 | Woodenbong Hall, Unumgar Street, Woodenbong, NSW, 2474, Australia
Woodenbong’s formal Australia Day celebrations will be held the Woodenbong Hall.
The program for the day will include billy tea and damper, a flag raising ceremony at the front of the hall, then official proceedings including the presentation of the Australia Day Awards. The morning will conclude with a free lunch.
The celebrations will continue after lunch with the annual City versus Country cricket match at the rec grounds and free entry, from 2pm, to the Woodenbong Pool.

The Story of Australia
This is the Story of Australia – the story of an extraordinary nation.
The Story begins 65,000 years ago. New chapters are written every day.
On Australia Day, we reflect on our history, its highs and its lows.
We respect the stories of others.
And we celebrate our nation, its achievements and most of all, its people.
We’re all part of the story.

AUSTRALIA DAY | KMI Hall | KYOGLE
2026-01-26 09:00 - 12:00 | KMI Hall – Kyogle Memorial Institute, Stratheden Street, Kyogle, NSW, 2474, Australia
The Story of Australia
This is the Story of Australia – the story of an extraordinary nation.
The Story begins 65,000 years ago. New chapters are written every day.
On Australia Day, we reflect on our history, its highs and its lows.
We respect the stories of others.
And we celebrate our nation, its achievements and most of all, its people.
We’re all part of the story.

Australia Day is about so much more than the events of one day – it is about where we have come from, who we are as a nation and what we aspire to be. January 26 is an important date in Australia’s history that has evolved over time.
On our national day we can reflect on our complete and complex history and understand that acknowledging and reconciling our past helps lay a path to a stronger future. We respect and celebrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples’ survival, resilience and over 65,000 years of continuous culture.
It’s also a day we can pay respect to the stories, histories and contributions of the Australians who lived, worked and fought for the values and freedoms we sometimes take for granted.
It is a day that will mean different things to each of us. We are all shaped by our own experiences, and we celebrate living in a dynamic, multicultural nation where everyone’s views, beliefs and contributions are valued.
More than half of all Australians participate in Australia Day, attending events organised by State Governments, local councils and community groups, or getting together with family and friends. In addition, over 16,000 new Australians become citizens on Australia Day.

AUSTRALIA DAY | West of the Range | BONALBO
2026-01-26 10:00 - 17:00 | Bonalbo Bowls and Recreation Club, Woodenbong Road, Bonalbo, NSW, 2469, Australia
West of the Range Australia Day festivities will once again be held in the grounds behind the Bonalbo Bowling and Recreation Clubhouse.
The day’s events will include barefoot bowls, an Ambrose golf competition, and a free sausage sizzle, a cane toad weigh-in and gumboot toss.
There will also be an official ceremony including the presentation of the annual Australia Day Awards.
In line with Australia Day celebrations across the Kyogle LGA, entry to the Bonalbo pool will be free on the day.

The Story of Australia
This is the Story of Australia – the story of an extraordinary nation.
The Story begins 65,000 years ago. New chapters are written every day.
On Australia Day, we reflect on our history, its highs and its lows.
We respect the stories of others.
And we celebrate our nation, its achievements and most of all, its people.
We’re all part of the story.

Australia Day is about so much more than the events of one day – it is about where we have come from, who we are as a nation and what we aspire to be. January 26 is an important date in Australia’s history that has evolved over time.
On our national day we can reflect on our complete and complex history and understand that acknowledging and reconciling our past helps lay a path to a stronger future. We respect and celebrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples’ survival, resilience and over 65,000 years of continuous culture.
It’s also a day we can pay respect to the stories, histories and contributions of the Australians who lived, worked and fought for the values and freedoms we sometimes take for granted.
It is a day that will mean different things to each of us. We are all shaped by our own experiences, and we celebrate living in a dynamic, multicultural nation where everyone’s views, beliefs and contributions are valued.
More than half of all Australians participate in Australia Day, attending events organised by State Governments, local councils and community groups, or getting together with family and friends. In addition, over 16,000 new Australians become citizens on Australia Day.

AUSTRALIA DAY | Kyogle LGA Community Pool Parties | KYOGLE, WOODENBONG, BONALBO
2026-01-26 12:00 - 18:00 | Kyogle Pool, 8-10 Wyangarie Street, Kyogle, NSW, 2474, Australia
Kyogle’s Australia Day festivities will include free entry to the Kyogle, Woodenbong and Bonalbo Pools …

The Story of Australia
This is the Story of Australia – the story of an extraordinary nation.
The Story begins 65,000 years ago. New chapters are written every day.
On Australia Day, we reflect on our history, its highs and its lows.
We respect the stories of others.
And we celebrate our nation, its achievements and most of all, its people.
We’re all part of the story.

Australia Day is about so much more than the events of one day – it is about where we have come from, who we are as a nation and what we aspire to be. January 26 is an important date in Australia’s history that has evolved over time.
On our national day we can reflect on our complete and complex history and understand that acknowledging and reconciling our past helps lay a path to a stronger future. We respect and celebrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples’ survival, resilience and over 65,000 years of continuous culture.
It’s also a day we can pay respect to the stories, histories and contributions of the Australians who lived, worked and fought for the values and freedoms we sometimes take for granted.
It is a day that will mean different things to each of us. We are all shaped by our own experiences, and we celebrate living in a dynamic, multicultural nation where everyone’s views, beliefs and contributions are valued.
More than half of all Australians participate in Australia Day, attending events organised by State Governments, local councils and community groups, or getting together with family and friends. In addition, over 16,000 new Australians become citizens on Australia Day.

Landholder and Industry drop-in sessions | Upper Richmond River | KYOGLE
2026-01-27 10:00 - 12:00 | KMI Banquet Room – Kyogle Memorial Institute, Stratheden Street, Kyogle, NSW, 2474, Australia

Landholder and Industry drop-in sessions | Upper Richmond River | WIANGAREE
2026-01-28 10:00 - 12:00 | Wiangaree Hall, Summerland Way, Wiangaree, NSW, 2474, Australia

LANDCARE | Hanging Rock Falls
2026-02-03 09:00 - 11:00 | Hanging Rock Falls, Williams Road, Barkers Vale, NSW, 2474, Australia
Hanging Rock falls in Barkers Vale is appreciated by many during the hot summer months.
Users of this site may not be aware that Landcare volunteers are looking after this special place. Just a few hours each month can make a big difference especially if we muster many hands.
Tuesday 3rd of Feb
9-11am

Love to see you there!
Hand weeding and planting lomandra.
BYO gloves – other tools provided.
Enjoy a swim, morning tea (byo) and a chat with good folk after we put down the tools.
