The first Capertee Hall Market for 2025 is on Sunday 30th March - 10am -2pm … lots of stalls inside & outside of the hall - stallholder enquiries email caperteeprogress@gmail.com
Thelma McKenzie (nee Murden) was born at Wallerawang in 1915 and lived in Lithgow during her school years. Her adult life was spent in Annandale were she began playing
Exhibition Rationale As printmakers a degree of obsession is required to indulge in such a process driven medium, however taking “Obsession” in a broader sense, each artist has individually explored and interpreted
A time to pause & thank our emergency services people for all they do in our community & remember. Appreciation lunch to follow in the Parish Centre. Special Guest
Lithgow Comedy Festival returns in 2025 ! Comedy at the Mansion ! Saturday 2pm at Wenvoe Historic Retreat Comedy at the Workies ! Saturday 7.30pm at the Lithgow Workies Club
From June 2023 until March 2025, Maldhan Ngurr Ngurra, Lithgow Transformation Hub, has been delivering "Regenerating Lithgow - People, Place and Planet" funded by the Commonwealth Government through the Black
Join us for a magical day out in the forest where you’ll learn the how, when, and where of wild mushroom foraging. You’ll also learn how to cook and preserve
Thelma McKenzie (nee Murden) was born at Wallerawang in 1915 and lived in Lithgow during her school years. Her adult life was spent in Annandale were she began playing
Thelma McKenzie (nee Murden) was born at Wallerawang in 1915 and lived in Lithgow during her school years. Her adult life was spent in Annandale were she began playing
Gang Gang Farmers Market every Thursday from 2.00pm to 5.00pm, 9 James Street Lithgow. Find us behind the Gang Gang Gallery ! Growers and makers include Blue Mountains Honey,
Thelma McKenzie (nee Murden) was born at Wallerawang in 1915 and lived in Lithgow during her school years. Her adult life was spent in Annandale were she began playing
Exhibition Rationale As printmakers a degree of obsession is required to indulge in such a process driven medium, however taking “Obsession” in a broader sense, each artist has individually explored and interpreted
