Showing Events for March 2010

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Michael Edgley has done it again with ALL NEW Great Moscow Circus. Performers from around the world will showcase acts of sensational skill and agility. Featuring sensational death defying acts including the Wheel of Death and the highly tuned daredevil motorbikes in the Globe of Death.

Tues 9 - 7.30pm
Wed 10 - 7.30pm
Thurs 11 - 7.30pm
Fri 12 - 7.30pm
Sat 13 - 1pm, 4pm and 7.30pm
Sun 14 - 11am and 2pm
Tues 16 - 7.30pm
Wed 17 - 7.30 pm
Thurs 18 - 7.30pm
Fri 19 - 7.30pm
Sat - 1pm, 4pm and 7.30pm
Sun 21 - 12 midday

Children from $16 to $40
Adults from $25 to $55
Family $110.00 (2+2) A reserve seating
Age pensioner $5 discount off prices except B reserve

Tickets available by phone or at the booking office.

Bolton Park, Morgan St

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HOTEL CALIFORNIA - THE EAGLES EXPERIENCE, fills the musical void left behind when the world's much-loved rock superstars, The Eagles, disbanded in 1982.

From the '70s through to the '80s, The Eagles were a major force in the world music scene. They were heaped with Gold and Platinum Records, showered with awards, and struggled to keep up with demand for product and live appearances, a strain that many say led to their break-up.

Now, six highly respected, multi-talented musicians present HOTEL CALIFORNIA - THE EAGLES EXPERIENCE, a faithful recreation of The Eagles' timeless hits, in a show that salutes the talent and musicianship of the original members. HOTEL CALIFORNIA - THE EAGLES EXPERIENCE focuses on The Eagle's Hell Freezes Over Tour of the early '90s, capturing the an era when The Eagle's music undeniably transcended the boundaries of rock, R&B and country.

HOTEL CALIFORNIA - THE EAGLES EXPERIENCE is an exciting showcase of all the chart-toppers, such as Take it Easy, One of These Nights, Take it to the Limit, Heartache Tonight, Hotel California, Lyin' Eyes, Witchy Woman, New Kid In Town, Tequila Sunrise, Desperado, Best of My Love and Life in the Fast Lane, as well as more recent releases, Get Over It and Love Will Keep Us Alive. The group also performs selected solo hits of 1971 founding members Don Henley and Glen Frey, and Joe Walsh, who joined The Eagles in 1975. The music of The Eagles touched the hearts of a generation. If you enjoyed life in the fast lane in the '70s, or simply yearn for a night at the Hotel California, don't miss this amazing multi media show.

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Relay For Life is an overnight fundraising event where teams of 10-15 people take turns walking around an oval raising money for cancer. There is local entertainment, food stalls, kids activities and much more to do and see. The Relay is a 24 hour event and consists of an Opening Ceremony, Candlelight Ceremony and Closing Ceremony. To register visit www.relayforlife.com.au Registration is $11pp (until Feb 26th) $15pp (from Feb 27th) and includes a t.shirt and free cancer smart breakfast in the morning. All welcome, especially local cancer survivors and their carers who are our VIP's on the day.

Equex Centre, Junior Rugby League Fields

A huge display of old time pedal cars, bikes, horses, aeroplanes and much much more.

Proceeds to Country Hope

Supper rooms, Wagga Wagga Showgrounds, Bourke St

Julie Anthony is SOLD OUT.

Julie Anthony (OBE) holds a unique place in the heart of the Australian Entertainment Industry. Her achievements on the concert stage, in musicals, television and recordings, span nearly two decades. Julie Anthony, a professional and dedicated performer has been the recipient of numerous awards.
It all began when Julie moved to Sydney from the South Australian Mallee Country in the early seventies. The club, cabaret and television works was vibrant then; Julie found herself in great demand. It wasn't so long after that she was asked to audition for a J.C Williamson stage production, "Irene" - and though still virtually unknown - won the coveted lead role.

Julie was then invited to play the same role on London's West End Stage. "A Star is Born" wrote the British Press critics and Julie won the prestigious Play and Players Award as Best Newcomer Actress. She worked for the Channel Seven Network for three national television specials which earned her Sammy and Penguin Awards for Best Television Variety Performer. The accolades continued. Mo Awards for Entertainer Of The Year (three times), Best Female Vocalist (eight times) presented by her peers in Variety.

The United States of America beckoned and Julie performed successful seasons with such great stars as Bill Cosby, Roy Clarke and Merv Griffin in major venues across the States. The musical stage called her back this time to play the lead role of "Maria" in "The Sound Of Music". Then followed by a record breaking concert tour around all regions of Australia.

In more recent years, Julie has helped establish Advance Australia Fair as our National Anthem. Her recording has become "the definitive version" and during our Bicentennial year was given the honour of singing the Anthem at the official opening of Australia's new Parliament House. Julie was also selected to sing the Anthem at the Sydney Olympic Games.

Julie was awarded an OBE for her service to the Entertainment Industry. She was honoured to receive the award by Her Majesty the Queen. Julie also received the prestigious honour of the Order of Australia for her contribution to the people of Australia. She is a nationally and internationally recognised performer and has won a record 15 Mo Awards.

This performance coincides with 2010 Senior's Week

Subscribers receive a free tea/coffee voucher for Silver Circle shows only. 

Country Conversations 2010: Agriculture - Always Adapting

Featuring

CSU wine and Cheese Tasting Talk
Affirming the future - CSU Agriculture Students
Preparing for Future Challenges - Research
Botanic Gardens Walk

Women Winning In Agriculture - Speakers

Barbara Manners
Lucinda Corrigan
Professor Deidre Lemerle
Renata Brooks
Mrs Bev Adams

Workshops

Getting the Word Out
Women, Wealth and Wisdom
Making Music


Charles Sturt University and The Garden Court Restaurant - Botanic Gardens

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A magical children's Disney movie bought to life through song and dance with all your favourites from Prince Ali, "A Friend Like Me" and "A Whole New World".

CHILDREN FROM ACROSS THE RIVERINA WILL ENTERTAIN YOU IN DISNEY'S Aladdin Jr.

Experience luscious local produce and some of the Riverina's top drops at the annual Wagga Wagga Food and Wine Festival, held every March in the beautiful Civic Centre Precinct. Sample an array of local produce, sip local wines: or try the wonderful range of local olive products. Visitors can make their way from stall to stall or sit back and relax. More than 40 food and wine stalls are on offer. Civic Centre Gardens, Tarcutta Street. Stall holder bookings Ph: 6925 8036 or 0431 210 340 General Enquiries Ph: 1300 100 122

Image courtesy of Greg conkey

Buying and selling of various birds.

All birds to be benched by 9.30am on the day of the sale.

Wagga Wagga PCYC, Gurwood St

Many stalls and activities including jumping castle, gormet food, BBQ, devonshire tea, crazy hair, hoopla, chocolate wheel, silent auction and much much more. A fantastic family day out!

Mater Dei Primary School, Gregadoo Rd

Come along for your chance to buy and sell pre-cherished quality baby, maternity and children's wear. Plus a range of cots, toys, books, prams and baby needs.

(All transactions between buyer and seller, no liability for goods sold damaged)

Sellers - Tables $25 ($20 before 20 March)
Buyers - Entry $2.00, Children Free

Cash Sales Only

Sturt Public School Hall, White Ave
9am to 1pm

Stage three of Tor De Riverina

Registration at the Crossroads Hotel, Collingullie from 12.30pm.

Entry $15.00

If you can sing, act, dance or want to give theatre a try, come along to the auditions for "You Can't Stop the Beat: A Collection of Favourite Musicals"

Please come prepared with a song of your choice (with or without music) and bring dancing gear for the dance section.

For further information or to request an audition time please call either Mel on 0413 980 110 or Ange on 0439 455 875.