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.

The July 3rd Aircraft Showcase Day will be featuring the RAAF Sabre, one of the Museum's Spitfires and the Tiger Moth. The 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.

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.  

Winter Wonders at the Farmers Markets - enjoy breakfast at the markets. A recently purchased coffee making machine will be operationg this winter, in conjunction with a B/Q makes for a great early morning winter warm up.      

Hot home made Soup -

Barbeque Italian  Sausage on a roll.                                                                                                                                                                         

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!

8am - 1pm

Somehing for everyone with a variety of stalls.

Sausage sizzle available!!

Always a bargin to be found!

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.

The second workshop for the Winter series is Watercolour - and Pen Work

With Neva Napier, who is a very experienced artist who has worked in many mediums and mastered the fine art of watercolour and pen.

10am - 3pm

All under one roof......

Stalls include Handmade Art and Craft, Party Plan Concultants, Homewears, Gifts, Photography, Beauty Ranges, Candles, Jewellery, Stationery, Scrapbooking, Quality pre loved kids clothing and toys and Facepainting.

4pm - 9pm

Treat yourself to a free womens pamper eveing (for women ageed between 20-60 years).

Sponsored by SGPN, Catholic Care and industry Investment NSW "Supporting Rural Women".

Young Regional School of Music  piano tutor plays works celebrating the 200th birthdays of Chopin and Schumann.