Roller discos are on every Saturday in Wagga and are a ton of fun for everyone involved. Photo: Supplied.
Dancing, bingo and an airshow lead a diverse group of activities going on across the Riverina this week.
Kicking off on Saturday, Bolton Park will be hosting another roller disco event thanks to Twin City Skate, while the Tin-Shed Rattlers will be holding another of their Downside Bush Dances and the fun and excitement of Drag Bingo returns to the Curious Rabbit.
The iconic Temora Aviation Museum will see its popular airshow return with its historical aircraft.
Sunday will see a more relaxed vibe with Wild Vine’s Lazy Sunday offering up a treat as well as the Demonstration Gardens hosting its regular meeting.
Finally, The Junee Licorice Factory Markets will be held this weekend, with the Riverina Producers Markets opening its doors on Thursday.
All week
There are some fantastic blockbusters playing at Forum 6 Cinemas. Photo: #VisitWagga.
Forum 6 Cinemas
When: All week
Where: Forum 6, 77 Trail Street, Wagga Wagga
Cost: Various. Tickets can be purchased here.
Two new comedies headline the new releases at Forum 6 Cinemas this week. The first is a sequel to one of the most beloved dark comedies of all time, Beetlejuice. Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice sees the return of the Ghost with the Most and the Deetz family. After a family tragedy, the Deetz return to their Winter River home and with them, so does Beetlejuice.
Next is a movie called Thelma which sees 93-year-old Thelma Post get duped by a phone scammer pretending to be her grandson. She sets out on a treacherous quest across the city to reclaim what was taken from her.
Saturday
Twin City Skate is hosting another iteration of its Saturday Night Roller Disco this weekend. Photo: Supplied.
Saturday Night Roller Discos!
When: Saturday 7 September, 7 to 9 pm
Where: Bolton Park Stadium
Cost: $15 – $20 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.
The Downside Bush Dance is one of the most popular events of its kind in NSW. Photo: Visit NSW.
Downside Bush Dance
When: Saturday 7 September, 7:30 pm
Where: Downside-Shepherds Siding Rd
Cost: Adults $5, kids $3 – cash only event.
Held monthly, the Downside Bush Dance has been running on the first Sunday of each month since 1971. Run by the Tin Shed Rattlers, the Downside Bush Dance is a fun evening for new and experienced dancers alike. New dances each month ensure every occasion feels fresh but with a 70s vibe and aesthetic.
Bingo enthusiasts unite for a fun time at the Curious Rabbit this Saturday. Photo: SolStock.
Drag Bingo with Erica D’Hesperus and Rhonda Paradise
When: Saturday 7 September, 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!
A Spitfire soars above the crowd at the museum’s May showcase last year. Photo: RAAF via Temora Aircraft Museum.
Aircraft Showcase September
When: Saturday 7 September, 10 am – 4 pm
Where: Temora Aviation Museum, 1 Tom Moon Avenue, Temora
Cost: Adult $30, adult (over 65 years) $25, child (3 – 16 years) $15.
The Temora Aviation Museum’s September 2024 Aircraft Showcase will feature all serviceable aircraft from the RAAF 100 SQN Historic Flight Collection at the Temora Aviation Museum, which includes the Supermarine Spitfires, Cessna O-2A, Lockheed Hudson, Wirraway, Tiger Moth, Ryan STM S2, and many more visiting warbirds. At Temora, you can get closer to the action as you witness a themed selection of Australia’s ex-military flying history come alive.
This week at Demonstration Gardens there will be a great opportunity for growers to trade their homegrown vegetables. Photo: Demonstration Gardens.
Demonstration Gardens – Vegetable Swap and Buy
When: Saturday 7 September, 9 am to noon
Where: Corner Shaw and Albury streets, Wagga
Cost: Free entry.
Come to the Demonstration Gardens, bring fruit or vegetables to swap, or purchase fresh vegetables from the community garden. All proceeds go to the community gardens. Held every Saturday morning, weather permitting, it is a great way to support the local community.
Sunday
Oura’s Wild Vine is one of the region’s most popular weekend venues; once you’ve experienced one of its Lazy Sundays events, you will see why. Photo: Wild Vine.
Lazy Sundays at The Wild Vine
When: Sunday 8 September, noon to 3 pm
Where: The Wild Vine, 1313 Oura Road, Wagga
Cost: Various. Follow the link to make your reservation. For group bookings of more than 20, a deposit will be charged.
Head to The Wild Vine this Sunday for a relaxing afternoon surrounded by picturesque country views and enjoy great food, music and wine.
The Junee Licorice and Chocolate Factory is open seven days a week and will be hosting markets this Sunday. Photo: Junee Licorice and Chocolate Factory.
Junee Markets at the Licorice Factory
When: Sunday 8 September, 9 am to 12:30 pm
Where: Junee Licorice Factory, 45 Lord Street
Cost: Various.
The Junee Markets at the Licorice Factory has something for everyone, with toys, sweet and sour homemade preserves, soaps, candles, jewellery, knitted products and more.
Thursday
Riverina Producers Market is on every Thursday at the Wagga Wagga Showground. Photo: VisitNSW.
Riverina Producers Market
When: Thursday 7 September, 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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