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Crookwell Amateur Dramatic Society is proud to present Steel Magnolias by Robert Harling. To ensure compliance with COVID-19 regulations, tickets must be purchased prior to the event. No cancellations will be accepted or refunds given. Bookings can also be made through Crookwell Visitor Information Centre on 02 4832 1988.

Crookwell Amateur Dramatic Society is proud to present Steel Magnolias by Robert Harling. To ensure compliance with COVID-19 regulations, tickets for tables MUST be sold as a complete table (table of 10). No cancellations will be accepted or refunds given. Bookings can also be made through Crookwell Visitor Information Centre on 02 4832 1988.

Australian horticulturist, author, and radio personality Jane Edmanson OAM is a special guest this year. The festival program is imaginative and includes presentations by experts in the field of plant propagation, cooking, special gardening techniques, aromatherapy, irises and bonsai. Workshops & demonstrations, Garden walks, Lavender harvesting & distilling. NOTE: * Attendees must be fully vaccinated and must wear enclosed shoes. * Workshop information: lavenderatlaggan.com.au

KAOS (Kids Acting on Stage) presents Mike Carter's musical adaptation of this Rudyard Kipling's family favourite. Copyright 2006 Maverick Musicals Pty Ltd

The Cultural Aspect and Importance of the Potato in the Andes

Singers and dancers from Peru in concert celebrating the connection between Crookwell and South America through the humble potato. This event is made possible with the support of the NSW Government through the "Festival of Place - Summer Fund"

Potato printing workshops with Bandicute Designs, Decorate-a-Potato, Rising Sun Health Obstacle Course, Robert the Bubble Man, games, races and more. Lunch provided by CWA. This event is made possible with the support of the NSW Government "Festival of Place - Summer Fund"

“Wolf Children” is an anime film about the struggles of a single mum bringing up her half wolf children with the unexpected help of a potato farmer. Food stalls available - bring a rug and have a picnic. This event is made possible with the support of the NSW Government "Festival of Place - Summer Fund"

Annual Australia Day Awards presentations, BBQ breakfast and morning tea provided, address by Australia Day Ambassador Sandra Bates AM Please bring a chair and/or picnic rug Note that this is a COVID Safe Event - we ask that you please follow the directions of COVID Safety Marshalls

Dinner to commemorate the Crookwell District 200 incorporating the announcement of the Crookwell District Living Legends

Guided tours of two of Australia's cutting edge renewable energy farms. 17th March - Gullen Range Wind and Solar Farm - Cancelled 21st April - Gullen Range Wind and Solar Farm - Pending 19th May - Crookwell 2 Wind Farm 23rd June - Crookwell 2 Wind Farm

Many traditional cultures have used both the drinking of tea or the use of sound to induce positive states of well-being. In this experiential session you will enjoy both, using traditional Tibetan and crystal singing bowls and rare teas from China and Korea.

Now available via Zoom Online Meeting these Gratitude and Mindfulness Workshops aim to make you feel soothed, nurtured, rejuvenated and reconnected with your inner child. It's a truly magical and profound healing experience that creates mindfulness opportunities, helping you to reconnect with yourself and your emotions. A link to the Zoom meeting portal will be emailed after booking.

Upper Lachlan Tourist Association Conference incorporating the DO SOCIAL MEDIA BETTER workshop.

Tea was originally used as a medicinal herb to treat many conditions, either on its own or blended with other ingredients. Many countries still use these age old remedies. Come and learn the history and applications of these tea therapies and how you can use them to enhance your daily life!

A fund raising garden party hosted by Crystal Brook Gardens and Lavender Farm for The Crookwell Hospital Auxiliary and Crookwell Mary Gilmore Festival

Part of the Crookwell 200 celebrations

Guided tours of two of Australia's cutting edge renewable energy farms. 13th August - Crookwell 2 Wind Farm 3rd September - Crookwell 2 Wind Farm 8th October - Gullen Range Wind and Solar Farm 19th November - Gullen Range Wind and Solar Farm

Upper Lachlan Foundation in conjunction with The Stables Binda present the event of the year. Guest speaker Hugh Wennerbom from The Argyle Inn. Dress theme is Bushrangers / Early Australian History / Gold Rush

Come and learn what is in your cuppa. Experience and taste many types of tea from the major, and not so well known, tea growing regions of the world and learn about their histories and culture.

KAOS (Kids Acting on Stage) presents a hilarious performance that explores the good and bad of the legal system. With over 40 talented young actors in the show, it's going to be a truly memorable event

Guided tour of Australia's first co-located wind and solar farm as part of the Clean Energy Council's national Clean Energy Open Day

Crookwell Mary Gilmore Variety Festival Concert being held on Saturday 26th October, 2019, in the Crookwell Showground Pavilion from 7.30 pm onwards. This event features Southern Lights Vocal Academy and includes champagne supper

Guided tour of Australia's first co-located wind and solar farm

A wonderful selection of your old favourites brought back to life

A wonderful selection of your old favourites brought back to life

Annual concert to open the Crookwell Potato Festival - 2019 features the South Sudanese Choir & Dancers, Camden Community Band and renowned organist David Johnson.

KAOS presents a music hall style variety show for all ages

Crookwell Mary Gilmore Variety Festival Concert being held on Saturday 27th October, 2018, in the Crookwell Showground Pavilion from 7.30 pm onwards. This event includes champagne supper and musical performances

Spring into Spring at Crystal brook Gardens Sunday 7th October 2pm - 5pm $25.00

A night of music and song from your favourite musicals

With guest speaker Margaret Shepherd

A night of great food plus great entertainment from Dallas Atkins

Come and enjoy a comedy romp in medieval times as CADS presents its 2018 production of Lady Godiva - a theatre restaurant written by Judith Prior in association with David Spicer Productions.

Come and enjoy a comedy romp in medieval times as CADS presents its 2018 production of Lady Godiva - a theatre restaurant written by Judith Prior in association with David Spicer Productions.

Annual concert to open the Crookwell Potato Festival - 2018 features the Camden Community Band, Wagga City Rugby Male Choir, vocalist Megan Mundy and renowned organist David Johnson

An evening of Irish music and dance

CADS presents Outback Debutante Ball by Judith Prior - The play is set in a Public Hall of a small outback town. The hilarious efforts of the hall committee, and some of the local characters, as they set about overcoming seemingly impossible obstacles, to achieve their objective, demonstrates the tenacity and ingenuity of outback folk at their indomitable best . Please note that disabled allocated seating will be released for general sale 1 week prior to the session date

CADS presents Outback Debutante Ball by Judith Prior - The play is set in a Public Hall of a small outback town. The hilarious efforts of the hall committee, and some of the local characters, as they set about overcoming seemingly impossible obstacles, to achieve their objective, demonstrates the tenacity and ingenuity of outback folk at their indomitable best . Please note that disabled allocated seating will be released for general sale 1 week prior to the session date

A festival to celebrate the works of Mary Gilmore

A wow of an evening with lots of fun at Crystal Brook Gardens and Lavender Farm, Laggan: garden walks, music and song. From 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.

Saturday 7th October: Guitar in the gardens with Devonshire Tea when you can enjoy the spring blossoms and especially the Japanese Cherry blossoms in the Japanese Garden. From 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. BYO Sunday 8th October: Violins in the gardens with High Tea. From 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Champagne on arrival, plus BYO