'Back To The Sixties' Spring into Summer
- Friday, November 22, at The Goulburn Club on Market Street from 7pm. Entry by gold coin donation.
The music of the 1960s has endured the decades since. The night features musicians from across the generations: Kenny & The Kat Herders and GRUB (with a Boomers group of musicians who lived through the sixties), Short Notice - local duo Tom & Lachie Bensley (representing Gen Y) - and young rock band Peculiar Occurrence and Mulwaree High School students (representing Gen Z). Songs of some of the greatest bands will be performed, from groups such as The Beatles, The Kinks, Rolling Stones, Mamas & Papas, The Shadows, Deep Purple, and more.
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A Brush with Poetry
- Sunday, November 24 at Cafe on Queen, Binalong from 1.30pm. Donations welcome.
Don't miss the unique talent that is Laurie McDonald who will kick-start this free open mike event hosted by Binalong Arts Group Inc. Laurie is a poet from Canberra who performs regularly at dinners, functions and festivals. He writes quirky observations of life from the humorous to the serious and his poems feature a range of larger than life characters such as Merkyl Crud, Mick, Candy Divine and Jimbo. He has won reciters awards and his poems have received considerable radio airplay. Enjoy coffee, cake and conversation in the ambience of the Studio at Cafe on Queen. BYO bottled wine.
Screening of 'Half A Million Steps'
- Friday, November 22 at Crookwell Uniting Church on Goulburn Street from 5.30pm to 7.30pm.
In October 2018, as part of the Fair Treatment drug law reform campaign, 100 supporters walked 500,000 steps from Dubbo to deliver a message to the NSW Parliament in Sydney, to highlight how far a person in regional NSW may have to travel to reach the drug treatment they need. The Long Walk to Treatment has now been made into a powerful and moving documentary telling the personal stories of people behind a movement to reform drug laws and policy and to make treatment available to all.
David Cole
Journalist at the Goulburn Post
Journalist at the Goulburn Post
