An exciting event for anyone who wants to be part of a proper paranormal investigation is at Old Gundagai Gaol. Photo: File.
The Riverina is offering an array of events for all ages this week.
Keep the kids occupied with watercolour workshops this Friday and prepare for the weekend to be part of Wagga’s first Back To School Party for all.
For those wanting indoor activities over the weekend, look no further than Food I Am for a class on how to prepare and cook seafood, or head down to Griffith for a Paint and Sip session (bookings essential for both).
The most exciting of all the events is the ghost hunt at Old Gundagai Gaol – everyone is welcome to join the proper paranormal investigation and use state-of-the-art equipment to aid you in your search.
Great news for Mad Max lovers: the inaugural A Mad Weekend with Max will be in Narrandera. The event is offering something for all ages. The Festival of Small Halls is back, featuring The Paul McKenna band from Scotland and indie darling Emily Lubitz.
For those looking to savour some fresh Riverina produce, head to the Rotary Sunday Markets in Griffith. The Aussie NightMarkets will be in Wagga on Sunday, offering delicious international food and promising fun times for all.
Friday
Learn how to use watercolours at the Unique State Art Space. Photo: Unique State Art Space.
The Wonders of Watercolour
When: Friday, 27 January, 11 am to 1 pm
Where: Unique State Art Space, 43 Tompson Street, Wagga Wagga
Cost: Tickets are $55 or two workshops for $100 and can be purchased here
As the end of the school holidays approaches, send the kids to learn how to use watercolours at the Unique State Art Space. The sessions are for nine to 13-year-olds, and parents can use the Creative Kids Voucher for the workshops.
Saturday
Wagga’s first Back To School Party is on this weekend. Photo: Wagga Wagga City Council.
Back To School Party
When: Saturday, 28 January, 5 pm to 9 pm
Where: Chambers Park, 41 Bruce Street, Tolland
Cost: Free entry
Everyone is welcome to Wagga’s first Back To School Party. The afternoon is set to be filled with live music, a free barbecue, giant lawn games and free school supplies.
The alcohol and drug-free event is accessible and inclusive and will feature Gumbaynggirr man Tasman Keith, supported by local bands Frostbite and Gone Fishin.
Learn how to cook seafood with Food I Am. Photo: Food I am.
Seafood – Taste of the Coast – Cooking Class
When: Saturday, 28 January, 10 am to 2 pm
Where: Food I Am, 29 Kunzea Place, Springvale
Cost: Tickets are $185 and can be purchased here
Food I Am brings the coast and the best seafood to Wagga and offers cooking classes on preparing the finest seafood feast.
This is not to be missed for seafood lovers who want to improve their cooking skills and impress those around them.
Photo: Narrandera Shire Council.
A Mad Weekend With Max
When: Saturday, 28 January, 8 am to 10 pm, and Sunday, 29 January, 8 am to 10 pm
Where: Narrandera Showground, Elizabeth Street, Narrandera
Cost: Adult $50, pensioner/youth (16-18) $15, child (5-15) $10, children under 5 free. Tickets can be purchased here
Narrandera is inviting everyone to its inaugural A Mad Weekend With Max – to party the night away with the classic Aussie rock show.
The event will have replica cars from wild dystopian days, and partygoers will have the chance to meet some of the stars, including Cop Boss ‘Fifi Macaffee”. There will be an apocalyptic wastelander cosplay, car and bike show competition and Riverina Light Horse Association display. The event has plenty of activities for children and great street food and a bar for over 18s.
Go ghost hunting at Old Gundagai Gaol. Photo: Gundagai Visitor Information Centre.
Old Gundagai Gaol Ghost Hunt
When: Saturday, 28 January, 10 pm to 11:55 pm
Where: Gundagai Gaol, U159, Sheridan Street, Gundagai
Cost: Tickets are $71 and can be purchased here
Want the chance to be a real Ghostbuster? Old Gundagai Gaol Ghost Hunt, along with APPI Australian Paranormal Phenomenon Investigators, is inviting everyone to come along to see if you can connect with the spirit world. The three-hour event will be guided by experienced paranormal detectives, who have investigated all over the world.
Sunday
Top-quality produce is on offer at the Rotary Sunday Markets at Griffith. Photo: File.
Rotary Sunday Markets Griffith
When: Sunday, 29 January, 7:30 am to 12 pm
Where: Griffith Showground, Murrumbidgee Avenue, Griffith
Cost: Various
Head down to the Rotary Sunday Markets at the Griffith Showground to get your hands on the Riverina’s freshest fruit and veg, eggs, chutneys, cakes and other homemade goodies.
There will be fresh coffee and bacon and eggs too!
Unleash your creative talent at Paint & Sip. Photo: File.
Paint & Sip
When: Sunday, 29 January, 2 pm to 5 pm
Where: The Gem Hotel, 207 Banna Avenue, Griffith
Cost: Tickets are $65 and can be purchased here
Bring your inner artist to Paint & Sip by joining local artist Isis-Rae Ronan. Learn to paint some flowering cacti step by step while sipping on a cocktail. No painting experience is required.
The Festival of Small Hall is back again. Photo: Coolamon Shire Council.
Festival of Small Hall
When: Sunday, 29 January, 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm
Where: Ganmain Hall, Ford Street, Ganmain
Cost: Tickets are $25 and can be purchased here
Ganmain invites all to the Festival of Small Halls, featuring The Paul McKenna band from Scotland and indie darling Emily Lubitz. It will also offer delicious food and drink for a spectacular night.
Delicious street food from around the world will treat your taste buds at the Aussie NightMarkets. Photo: Aussie NightMarkets.
Aussie NightMarkets
When: Sunday, 29 January, 3 pm to 9 pm
Where: Wagga Wagga Showgrounds, cnr Bourke and Urana streets, Wagga Wagga
Cost: Various
The Aussie NightMarkets will be in Wagga on Sunday, featuring street food from all over the world. Get your taste buds ready for some delicious gourmet food and dessert trucks. The family-friendly event also has rides for children, a jumping castle and more.
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