Wagga’s Bolton Park has become the city’s home of roller skating. Photo: Supplied.
It’s the third weekend of the month, which means the regional markets come out to play.
Griffith, Tarcutta and Wagga have markets on different days, which means no matter where you are in the Riverina you have the chance to check out plenty of awesome local products.
There are plenty of opportunities to get physical this weekend as well with the roller disco, orienteering and miniature railway all operating.
If something more relaxing is what you’re after, Drag Bingo, a show at the theatre or a movie at Forum 6 may be the way to go.
Regardless of the vibe you’re chasing or the type of activity you’re hunting, there is plenty to do this weekend in the Riverina.
All week
Enjoy all the latest blockbusters at Forum 6 Cinema Wagga. Photo: #VisitWagga.
Forum 6 Cinemas
When: Various times between 10 am and 8:30 pm
Where: 77 Trail Street, Wagga
Cost: Various. Tickets can be purchased at Forum 6.
Forum 6 is once again delivering the goods in the movie department, this time with the brand-new Pixar film Inside Out 2 and an all-star cast filled horror in The Exorcism. So whether you’re up for tears or fears, Forum 6 has got you covered. Also showing this week are Haikyu: The Dumpster Battle, Unsung Hero, The Watchers, Bad Boys 4, Garfield and many more.
Friday
Twin City Skate is hosting another iteration of its Saturday Night Roller Disco this weekend. Photo: Supplied.
Saturday Night Roller Discos!
When: Saturday 15 June, 7 to 9 pm
Where: Bolton Park Stadium
Cost: $15 entry + $5 skate hire.
Twin City Skate, the largest roller-skating club in NSW, runs regular Saturday night roller discos in Wagga. Think cool tunes, fancy lighting and a giant disco ball. Bring your own skates or hire them at the venue.
Saturday
Bingo enthusiasts will unite for a fun time at the Curious Rabbit this Saturday. Photo: File.
Drag Bingo with Erica D’Hesperus and Rhonda Paradise
When: Saturday 15 June, 6:30 to 10 pm
Where: The Curious Rabbit, 44 Johnston Street
Cost: $25.
No longer is bingo the gentle sport of the elderly – at The Curious Rabbit you’ll experience classic bingo with a major twist. Your host will guide you through the game with non-stop comedy and entertainment. Enter as a solo competitor or bring your mates and family. Join Erica D’Hesperus and Rhonda Paradise for a laugh, songs and fierce competition!
Griffith Central is the best place to see a bunch of handcrafted and local goods all in one place. Photo: Griffith Central.
Griffith Central Market Day
When: Saturday 15 June, 9 am to 2 pm
Where: Griffith Central, Yambil Street, Griffith
Cost: Whatever you are prepared to spend.
A great way to shop local in Griffith is to head along to Griffith Central’s monthly Market Day.
Tarcutta Markets are every third Saturday of each month. Photo: Wagga City Council.
Tarcutta Markets
When: Saturday 15 June, 8 am – 1 pm
Where: Tarcutta Soldiers Memorial Hall, Sydney Street, Tarcutta
Cost: Free entry.
Rug up and head to Tarcutta for the markets where you can browse a range of homegrown produce, locally made creations, preloved books, plants, accessories and much more. Grab a snack from the barbecue, or some sandwiches, cakes and drinks while you browse.
Sunday
Waggaroos Orienteering provides fun outdoor exploring activities for people of all ages. Photo: Waggaroos Orienteering.
Waggaroos Orienteering Winter Series
When: Sunday 16 June, 10 to 11 am
Where: Various locations. This month’s meeting is at CSU Wagga Campus’s Carpark 5
Cost: $9.
Waggaroos is an orienteering club with regular local events in bush and urban environments. Orienteering is a sport that combines outdoor adventure with map reading and navigational skills. It involves navigating the bush, parks, or streets with the aid of a specially produced map and an orienteering compass, with the aim being to locate checkpoints (controls) on various natural and man-made features along the way, such as a boulder, track junction, bench seat or streetlamp.
The historic Willans Hill Miniature Railway will roll into action this Sunday. Photo: Wagga Wagga Society of Model Engineers.
Willans Hill Miniature Railway Rides
When: Sunday 16 June, 10:30 am to 2:30 pm
Where: Wagga Wagga Botanic Gardens
Cost: $4 per ride.
Situated in the Botanic Gardens, the model railway runs through the gardens and features an authentic station and booking office. The track runs through woodlands, a tunnel and over a bridge. The railway was established in 1978 by Raymond Catts, who advertised for interested persons to form a club for the display and use of models. Rides are operating on the first and third Sundays of the month.
Tuesday
Retelling one of Shakespeare’s most popular works, director Peter Evans and the crew at Bell Shakespeare return to the Civic Theatre. Photo: Wagga Wagga Civic Theatre.
A Midsummer Night’s Dream
When: Tuesday 18 June, 7:30 to 10 pm
Where: Wagga Wagga Civic Theatre
Cost: Adult $70, concession/member $65, group 4+ $65, youth under 25 $40, child under 15 $29.
Shakespeare’s classic comedy, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, is reawakened in this production brimming with magic, mirth and mayhem. This production is quick as a shadow. Fast, funny and family-friendly, this is A Midsummer Night’s Dream reimagined. Directed by Peter Evans, this is one show that shouldn’t be missed.
Thursday
Riverina Producers’ Market is on every Thursday at the Wagga Wagga Showground. Photo: VisitNSW.
Riverina Producers’ Market
When: Thursday 20 June, 1 to 6:30 pm
Where: Wagga Wagga Showground, Bourke Street, Wagga
Cost: Various.
The Riverina Producers’ Market is bustling every Thursday at the Wagga Showground, featuring the Riverina’s local producers and the best of what they have to offer – eggs, chocolates, fruits, veggies and more.
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