Events April 2009

Events December 2009

Every Friday night from 6pm at the Broken Hill Bowling Club. Families with children welcome.

Time: 9am till 1pm                            

Come check us out!                          

We have cakes, fresh fruit & veg, jams & preserves, handmade chocolates, quilts, toys, artworks, souvenirs,  mementos,  childrens' clothes,  jewellery, folk & craft items and Cora’s famous spring rolls and many other things!  Come check us out at the North Mine Hall! New and visiting stallholders are most welcome.   

Blues, Jazz, Folk and Contemporary live acoustic music.  New performers welcome. 
Come along to Bells Milk Bar and play/listen. There'll be a PA and mics for use. Just bring your guitar/instrument and yourself! 
Original music or covers. All ages and abilities welcome!

Start: 7.00pm

Upcoming dates:

December: 11th, 18th
January: 8th, 22nd
February: 5th, 19th
March: 5th, 19th

Events March 2010

8 Gaming Tables, Calcutta, Entertainment, Food & Bar facilities. 
Calcutta drawn at 6:30pm sharp. 
Tickets for the draw are $2 each, available from the St Pat's office and may also be for purchase on the night. 
Race Books availalbe at the Games Night and Calcutta.

Free Entry- conditions applicable to entry into licensed premises apply. Persons under 18 years not admitted under licensing regulations.

The feature event of the calendar is the huge St Patrick's Race Day where Broken Hill heads to the track for the biggest day of the year. St Pat's races attract locals and visitors from near and far as people flock to this acclaimed Australian event to enjoy a superb day of outback racing.

Come and enjoy the atmosphere of a "Great Country Pub'. 
Live band, monster BBQ and all day give-aways.
Buses leave the Broken Hill Visitor Information Centre via the Post Office on the hour from 11am.

Events April 2010

Open Fours Indoor Bowls Carnival.
Open to all.

Poets in the Pub are meeting every first Monday of the month commencing 7.15pm. There is no admission fee and the evening is open to all. We encourage all visitors to perform their own work. If they don't have any with them we can supply them with some of the better known poets of Australia, and others from away.
Our evenings are very informal and we aim for all to have a fun time in a relaxed environment. Our attendance varies from many to a few and there's never a dull evening. We look forward to hearing your poetry, or enjoying ours. See you soon!

Wanaaring is NSW's most remote village, located 200km west of Bourke and 480km north of Broken Hill. Our community survives on running feral goats and so the annual Wild Goat Muster celebrates that by holding a variety of events. We have a lot of fun and the focus is on teaching and encouraging the children who enjoy the day so much.
The day is provided at minimal cost to families, there is no gate fee although we do ask for donations at the gate for the Royal Flying Doctor Service.

The White Cliffs gymkhana and rodeo is one of the last remaining bush events in the Western Division of NSW. The gymkhana has been held annually for more than 100 years. It is one of the few continuing successful weekend, outback events.

Each year our family orientated weekend attracts young and old alike. People travel from Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and everywhere in-between to enjoy what the weekend has to offer.

Gymkhana events are held on Saturday and Sunday mornings. The main attraction, the Rodeo, is held Saturday afternoon followed by a twilight tug 'o' war and a live band.

Novelty events are held Sunday for non horse riding people of all ages. The cross cut saw competition would have to be one of the highlights.

Money raised over the weekend goes towards local charities and organisations such as the State Emergency Service, Rural Fire Service, the local hospital, White Cliffs Public School and the Royal Flying Doctor Service. We proudly support these services on which we depend enormously. Money is also reserved for maintenance and upgrades of our facilities for all to enjoy.

ICOMOS (International Council on Monuments and Sites) is primarily concerned with the philosophy, terminology, methodology and techniques of conservation. It is a non-government professional organisation formed in 1965. It is closely linked to UNESCO with national committees in some 100 countries with the headquarters in France. Members in these countries are formed into national committees and have the right to participate in the ICOMOS General Assemblies held every three years.

Australia ICOMOS was formed in 1976. It elects an executive committee of fifteen members who are responsible for carrying to national programs and participating in decisions of ICOMOS as an international organisation. Internationally, Australia ICOMOS is on the advisory Committee, has a member of the International Executive Committee, is involved with the International Scientific Committees and attends the triennial General Assembly. Our members participate in a range of conservation activities including site visits, training, conferences and meetings.

Australia ICOMOS acts as a national and international link between public authorities, institutions and individuals involved in the study and conservation of all places of cultural significance.

Events May 2010

Poets in the Pub are meeting every first Monday of the month commencing 7.15pm. There is no admission fee and the evening is open to all. We encourage all visitors to perform their own work. If they don't have any with them we can supply them with some of the better known poets of Australia, and others from away.
Our evenings are very informal and we aim for all to have a fun time in a relaxed environment. Our attendance varies from many to a few and there's never a dull evening. We look forward to hearing your poetry, or enjoying ours. See you soon!

TBA

More details TBA.

Events June 2010

Poets in the Pub are meeting every first Monday of the month commencing 7.15pm. There is no admission fee and the evening is open to all. We encourage all visitors to perform their own work. If they don't have any with them we can supply them with some of the better known poets of Australia, and others from away.
Our evenings are very informal and we aim for all to have a fun time in a relaxed environment. Our attendance varies from many to a few and there's never a dull evening. We look forward to hearing your poetry, or enjoying ours. See you soon!

Events July 2010

Poets in the Pub are meeting every first Monday of the month commencing 7.15pm. There is no admission fee and the evening is open to all. We encourage all visitors to perform their own work. If they don't have any with them we can supply them with some of the better known poets of Australia, and others from away.
Our evenings are very informal and we aim for all to have a fun time in a relaxed environment. Our attendance varies from many to a few and there's never a dull evening. We look forward to hearing your poetry, or enjoying ours. See you soon!

Events August 2010

Poets in the Pub are meeting every first Monday of the month commencing 7.15pm. There is no admission fee and the evening is open to all. We encourage all visitors to perform their own work. If they don't have any with them we can supply them with some of the better known poets of Australia, and others from away.
Our evenings are very informal and we aim for all to have a fun time in a relaxed environment. Our attendance varies from many to a few and there's never a dull evening. We look forward to hearing your poetry, or enjoying ours. See you soon!

Events September 2010

Poets in the Pub are meeting every first Monday of the month commencing 7.15pm. There is no admission fee and the evening is open to all. We encourage all visitors to perform their own work. If they don't have any with them we can supply them with some of the better known poets of Australia, and others from away.
Our evenings are very informal and we aim for all to have a fun time in a relaxed environment. Our attendance varies from many to a few and there's never a dull evening. We look forward to hearing your poetry, or enjoying ours. See you soon!

Events October 2010

Up to 500 delegates to be expected.

More info to come...

Events November 2010

Poets in the Pub are meeting every first Monday of the month commencing 7.15pm. There is no admission fee and the evening is open to all. We encourage all visitors to perform their own work. If they don't have any with them we can supply them with some of the better known poets of Australia, and others from away.
Our evenings are very informal and we aim for all to have a fun time in a relaxed environment. Our attendance varies from many to a few and there's never a dull evening. We look forward to hearing your poetry, or enjoying ours. See you soon!

Lee Kernaghan will return to Broken Hill on Sunday, 14th November on his Planet Country Tour.
He has invited some very special guests to tour with him. Be sure to check his website for the very latest news updates, twittering, goss and rumours ...

Due to an  unforseen scheduling conflict, the Lee Kernaghan date scheduled for March 11^th, has been moved to Sunday November 14^th.

Events December 2010

Poets in the Pub are meeting every first Monday of the month commencing 7.15pm. There is no admission fee and the evening is open to all. We encourage all visitors to perform their own work. If they don't have any with them we can supply them with some of the better known poets of Australia, and others from away.
Our evenings are very informal and we aim for all to have a fun time in a relaxed environment. Our attendance varies from many to a few and there's never a dull evening. We look forward to hearing your poetry, or enjoying ours. See you soon!

Events January 2011

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