Open 7 days a week.

South West Slopes Stud Merino Breeders Field Day presenting 19 studs under cover.

Participating Studs: Bogo, Brundanella, Bundilla, Clear Creek, Coddington Poll, Darriwell, Demondrille, GullenGambe, Kerin Poll, Koonwarra, Pooginook, Rockdale, Rocklyn, Royalla, Tallawong, Wantana, Wendouree, Winyar and Merryville (Guest Stud).

Iandra Castle will also be holding an open day in conjunction with the field day.

Starts at 7:30pm

Tickets are: $18 on the door or $15 for presale tickets at M&M's Music, 6382 2836.

Returning to Young again in 2010, the Melbourne Guitar Quartet are a dynamic instrumental guitar ensemble whose focus is on expanding the repertoire for the instrument by using instruments of the guitar family  (ie different sized guitars which are pitched at higher and lower levels than the standard acoustic guitar). Playing these instruments expands the range of possibilities on the instrument. The Melbourne Guitar Quartet will perform an eclectic range of virtuosic repertoire by composers such as J.S Bach, Antonio Vivalsi, Enrique Granados, William Walton and Nigel Westlake. Melbourne Guitar Quartet's debut album Four Elements received critical acclaim from featured composers and is broadcast regularly on ABC classic FM. The Quartet will release their second album this year and will perform at the Adelaide International Guitar Festival in November.

Hayley Bullock & Sarah Hendricks  (violin), Julia Clancy (viola), Jack Hobbs (cello)  - with reertoire from Weber, Mozart and Brahms.

Details to be confirmed closer to the date.

10am – 4pm

Entry fee

“Iandra Castle” will be having an open day in conjunction with the South West Marino Field Day. The judging and field day will take place on the day in the surrounding grounds.

The first home built on this site was in brick and was finished in 1880. This origional building was incorporated into the current structure, the building of which commenced in 1908. Built in reinforced concrete, it housed 57 rooms and featured many 'modern' conveniences - electricity, hot and cold water, sewerage and telephones to all rooms. At the same time new stables and men's quarters were also built. Iandra had its own store, post office, offices, public school, church, carpenter and blacksmith's shop. Currently owned by Mrs. Margaret Morris, the estate was nominated for listing on the State Heritage Register in 2004. This listing covers the whole estate including the homestead, the gardens, Church and cemetery, stables, original worker's cottages, manager's residence, wool and hay shed and silo. 

This Open Day will allow visitors the opportunity to take a step back in time, to see how the wealthy of days gone by lived, and how the 'lesser' classes worked within the Estate of the Green family. It is an opportunity not be missed!  

The Museum opens at 10.00am with the flying program commencing at 11.30am. The admission for Aircraft Showcase days is: Adults $12.00, Adults over 65yrs $9.00 and Children (3-18yrs) $6.

An advanced schedule detailing which aircraft will be flying will be posted on the Aviation Museum website.

Visitors will witness the aircraft being towed from the hangar and watch the pre-flight inspection, servicing and refueling as it takes place in front of them. The pilot will strap in and start the engine and then the flight will take place. The flying display will vary from a simple handling display to aerobatics or formation flying. The aircraft will land and taxi back to the visitors where they will have the chance to have a chat with the pilot, take photographs, and inspect the cockpit and engine. Audio-visual presentations both in the cinema and the Display Hangar will enhance the stories of veterans who will be invited to share with our visitors their wartime experiences. At the conclusion of the flying activity, the Engineering Hangar will be open to all visitors. We have rarely allowed access to the workshop areas, but now visitors will be able to take a closer look at the most diverse range of aviation engineering activities anywhere in the world. Our Engineering Team will demonstrate the projects they are working on and the unique processes, materials and techniques required to keep this fleet of vintage aircraft flying.

Education Program
We are also announcing an expansion of our activities to include an Education Program, which offers special curriculum experiences to high school students studying Australia’s involvement in WWII, Korea and Vietnam. Schools will have access to a tailor-made Temora Aviation Museum excursion program. In the coming weeks, the Museum will post on its web site a History Education framework document. Students visiting the Museum will also have access to excursion work sheets and materials, which will assist in their studies and understanding of Australia’s role during World War II, Korea and Vietnam.

Due to circumstances beyond our control, flying weekend dates sometimes change. Please check this site or call the Museum to confirm dates prior to travelling to the Museum.

Dress in the colours of Spring & ring out the bells of St Clements at the Spring Festival of the Arts.

A great day out for the whole family - Plant a tree for peace - Enjoy Choirs & live music - Vintage Cars - Art & Digital Photography  compertitions - see the artists at work - School Art Competion - Bring your camera.

Grab a bargin at the auction - Handicraft, Trash & Treasure stalls - Food Fantasia - Cultural delights - BBQ - High Tea in Galong House.

Visit Sr Clementine's Schoolroom - enjoy a historical tour - Visit the Museum - Poets Corner.

Childrens games & Spring Hat Competition - Clowns  - Face Painting - Join in the Universal Dance for Peace.

Stall holders & outside enteries for the auction are welcome, for further details contact St Clement's.

Come and browse through the many different stalls at the Young and Region Farmer's Market!
Featuring the freshest of local produce including honey, wines, goats milk soap, olive oil, fruit and vegetables, cakes, slices and much more.  

Set in the friendly and scenic location of Anderson Park, the Young and Region Farmer's Market is a beautiful place to sample the local produce, socialise in a relaxing environment, and  meander through the many stalls to try and find a bargain!

Details TBC

Presented by the Young Society Of Artists & sponsored by the Young District Arts Council

This work shop will be a lot of fun for both the artist and those who have never painted before.  Julie will guide you as you create your own masterpiece. She brings with her a wealth of ideas and expierence and has worked with art and design for a numbers of years, with qualifications in both fields.

You will need to bring with you : 3 or 4 canvas's, old house paint - or sample pots - in colours of your choice.  Small rollers, trays, brushes or pallet knifes, rags, containers, and any old bits and pieces to make a mark to paint with. Or to glue onto your work, other bits could include fabric, string, lace & glitter.

There will be lunch time break, if you need to get more supplies, however Julie will have some items available.

Tea & Coffee will be provided - but please bring your own lunch.

Market times are from 8am untill 12 noon and it is held on the second Saturday of every month. Located between the Old Court House and Whichcraft.

Using the theme "Make it, Bake it or Grow it" the market features fresh seasonal produce, home made cakes, pastries, preserves, terrines, pates, wines and all types of handmade craft items.

Enjoy a stroll around the market, perhaps have an egg and bacon roll with coffee for breakfast before making your purchases.

2pm start

Fashion Show.

Entry is $8 or $5 for under 12. Includes afternoon tea, raffle and luck door entry.

8am - 1pm

Something for everyone with a variety of stalls.

Sausage sizzle available!!

Always a bargin to be found!

Mixed triple bowling competition every one welcome

Names to be in by 12 noon that day.

An opportunity for the men to get involved with the birthday celebrations.

For more information please see the abouve contacts.

This course enables you to learn the basics of how to care for Native Animals.

Course cost includes both morning & afternoon tea as well as a course certificate.

Come and browse through the many different stalls at the Young and Region Farmer's Market!
Featuring the freshest of local produce including honey, wines, goats milk soap, olive oil, fruit and vegetables, cakes, slices and much more.  

Set in the friendly and scenic location of Anderson Park, the Young and Region Farmer's Market is a beautiful place to sample the local produce, socialise in a relaxing environment, and  meander through the many stalls to try and find a bargain!

Bikers Australia, Young Branch, will be holding the annual Wombat Rally at Wombat, NSW.

Gates open on Friday night, 17th September. The event will include the usual things such as camping, hot food, bar until midnight, gymkahna, bike show, displays, tattoo comp, live entertainment (mystery guest performer), bon fire, mechanical bull, stalls, burn out pad and fireworks.

Entry is $20.00. Children under 12 free if accompanied by paying adult.

Patches, badges, stubby holders and merchandise all available on the day.

The event is a social occasion with profits going to local charities.

NO colours, BYOG, fireworks or dogs. Cars allowed on request (subject to space).

Trophies will be awarded for: Barrel race, slow race, plank run, slalom, drag race, best burn out, oldest bike and rider, longest distance traveled, best American, best British, best other, best rat, peoples choice, best sedan, best ute, best classic/vintage, best tat, best male tat, best female tat, bungee, hard luck story, best club attendance....perpectual trophy.

About Bikers Australia:

Bikers Australia is a well known social organisation promoting and participating in runs, bike shows, rallies and communitry assistance projects. Branches meet monthly with many varied rides, days out and social get togethers. Bikers Australia membership is open to anyone with an enthusiasm for motorcycling. All bikes... All people... All ages...

Bikers Australia fosters and promotes the acceptance and morality of motorcyclists. Through their membership of the motorcycle council of NSW, they are active in meeting and talking to governing bodies in matters affecting motorcyclists. Issues include riders' rights, rider training, road side furniture and safety.

Please keep an eye on the website for further details and updates.

The Museum opens at 10.00am with the flying program commencing at 11.30am. The admission for Aircraft Showcase days is: Adults $12.00, Adults over 65yrs $9.00 and Children (3-18yrs) $6.

An advanced schedule detailing which aircraft will be flying will be posted on the Aviation Museum website.

Visitors will witness the aircraft being towed from the hangar and watch the pre-flight inspection, servicing and refueling as it takes place in front of them. The pilot will strap in and start the engine and then the flight will take place. The flying display will vary from a simple handling display to aerobatics or formation flying. The aircraft will land and taxi back to the visitors where they will have the chance to have a chat with the pilot, take photographs, and inspect the cockpit and engine. Audio-visual presentations both in the cinema and the Display Hangar will enhance the stories of veterans who will be invited to share with our visitors their wartime experiences. At the conclusion of the flying activity, the Engineering Hangar will be open to all visitors. We have rarely allowed access to the workshop areas, but now visitors will be able to take a closer look at the most diverse range of aviation engineering activities anywhere in the world. Our Engineering Team will demonstrate the projects they are working on and the unique processes, materials and techniques required to keep this fleet of vintage aircraft flying.

Education Program
We are also announcing an expansion of our activities to include an Education Program, which offers special curriculum experiences to high school students studying Australia’s involvement in WWII, Korea and Vietnam. Schools will have access to a tailor-made Temora Aviation Museum excursion program. In the coming weeks, the Museum will post on its web site a History Education framework document. Students visiting the Museum will also have access to excursion work sheets and materials, which will assist in their studies and understanding of Australia’s role during World War II, Korea and Vietnam.

Due to circumstances beyond our control, flying weekend dates sometimes change. Please check this site or call the Museum to confirm dates prior to travelling to the Museum.

Starting at 3pm

The Choir of the Southern Cross will be conducted by Mark Shiell

Supported by Canberra Wind Ensemble conducted by Rodney Clancy.

Adults $20, Children $10, Pensioners $15 or Family $50.

Lots of frost hardy and drought tolerant plants priced from $3.00 each.

Great raffle prizes:   Weeping Cherry donated by David Laybutt, and a pot of succulents donated by Erna Hiebl and a mixed pot of Daisies.

All money raised will go to purchase a shelter box for Rotary to distribute.

Australias legendary jazz band featuring five amazing musicians who tour the world with this group.

Concert commences at 7.30 pm

This concert has been possible through funding from Arts NSW.  

Dates and details are to be confirmed