The Liverpool Catholic Club was transformed into a slice of southern Italy last Friday night. Which was rather appropriate considering this was the first big function in town since the end of the most recent lockdown. Guests walked into what looked just like an Italian piazza or town square. They were then treated to a cocktail hour Limoncello tasting by award winning liqueur makers Cello Liqueur while listening to the performances of talented musicians Jazz Amore and multi-award-winning accordionist Ross Maio, pictured above and below. The Italian theme was also brought to life in the various prizes raffled off during… Read more »
The Liverpool Catholic Club was transformed into a slice of southern Italy last Friday night. Which was rather appropriate considering this was the first big function in town since the end of the most recent lockdown. Guests walked into what looked just like an Italian piazza or town square. TheyRead more »
Entries are now open for Wollondilly Council’s 2021 Christmas lights competition. Residents and businesses from across the Shire will light up their properties to embrace the Christmas spirit just like they have been doing since the competition was established in 1998. Wollondilly residents can enter the Christmas lights competition byRead more »
Nancy Mills, who adopted Murphy, a male terrier cross, from Camden’s animal care facility, says it’s “awesome’’ to rescue a dog – and to give them a good life. Ms Mills said she has worked hard to provide love and care to Murphy, which she suspected he did not receiveRead more »
If being part of a Guinness world record is on your wish list, here’s your chance. In Camden they want to end the lockdown with a bang by breaking the world record for the biggest online trivia event in the world. Sunday, October 10, now looks like being the lastRead more »
Camden Festival enters its second virtual year with a jam-packed online program for residents to enjoy from the comfort of their own homes. With the much-loved festival events unable to go ahead in-person due to Covid-19 restrictions, aspects of each exciting event have been implemented in the online extravaganza. TheRead more »
When two Ken Done exhibitions open next month, pride of place will go to one of his works that’s been at Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre for 10 years. Square Beach2, pictured above, was gifted to the arts centre as part of the Australian Government’s cultural gifts program in 2011. KenRead more »
Korean smoked beef short rib with crispy noodles, sesame seeds, sugar snap salad and a spiced soy and ginger glaze is one of the five Wests Group Macarthur entries in this year’s Perfect Plate competition. Sounds delicious, but what’s even better is that this dish, and the other four entries,Read more »
Hey kids, Bluey and Bingo are coming to town in a few days. For those who have been living on Mars recently, Bluey and her little sister Bingo star in the popular animated TV series Bluey. Bluey is a lovable Blue Heeler puppy who lives with her dad, mum andRead more »
The opening night of Face to Face: Photos by BRETT ATKINS Local art enthusiasts will not want to miss the latest exhibition at Alan Baker Art Gallery with a number of former Archibald Prize entries on show in Camden. The Face to Face exhibition feature a suite of portrait paintingsRead more »
Get ready to take a trip down the musical memory lane when The Bee Gees – One Night Only show hits the stage in Camden next month. The tribute show features the Brothers Gibb and their magnificent career with several songs capturing the hearts of generations. Performer Andy Sutton, whoRead more »
From expos to fitness classes, seniors across the Macarthur region will be offered the chance to do it all in 2021 during April 13-24. In Campbelltown dozens of events will be activated during the seniors festival. Events are for people aged 60 and over, 50 and over for people livingRead more »
Nourish, balance, renew, energise. Those four words have been at the core of the philosophy at the aptly named Alkalizer cafe since it opened its doors four years ago in the forecourt of the Campbelltown Council building in Queen Street. “Alkalizer has been blessed to be based in the multiculturalRead more »
