Armidale Events

Bouquets, Blessings & Benedictions – A Journey through the Borrowed Bs NECOM presents violist Robert Harris and pianist Robert Manley in an evening recital. Just as the viola shares its name with a flower, each composer in the programme shares the same initial – and there are rather more of them than the familiar Bach, Beethoven and Brahms. The programme unfolds through the romantic warmth of Bruch and the introspective depth of Bloch, expands into the rich colours of Bantock and […]

Snatch up your tickets. First release ends on Sunday, 11 October. Join us for the UNEPS x UNESS x ASPIRE Halloween Party, a frightfully fun night. What’s lurking in the night? Dress to scare with wicked prizes for the best dressed souls ! Spine-tingling tunes (live DJ) to keep the monsters dancing. Food provided. Dust off your cobwebs, sharpen those fangs, and get ready for a scream-worthy night of spooky fun! Don’t miss the party of the year.

Armidale Youth Future’s Annual Monster Spring Sale is back for another year with opportunities galore to grab a bargain and take home a treasure. Pre-loved furniture, electrical, books, collectables, kitchenware and toys, as well as cakes, plants, coffee and a BBQ will be available. Come to enjoy our market atmosphere and then head into town for the Creative Streets Festival.

Come along for a fun day out for the whole community! Lots of stalls - Old McDonald Farm, Nerf Wars, Escape Room, Plant Stall, Face Painting, Games and lots more. Raffle tickets with great prizes. Delicious food and refreshments. Something for everyone! Bring your family and friends, support the community, and enjoy a wonderful spring day. We look forward to seeing you there!

Come along and enjoy Paul Longley the multi-instrumentalist playing solo. Always fabulous performances. The bar will be open and hot food on offer.

New England’s biggest arts festival is back! Get ready for three weeks of creativity, culture and community across the Armidale Region as the Creative Streets Festival returns from 17 October to 8 November 2026. The festival kicks off with a spectacular free Opening Night Street Festival on Saturday 17 October, when Armidale’s streets come alive with live music, theatre, dance, food, art and cultural experiences. Expect free family-friendly activities, vibrant performances, markets, interactive art installations and plenty of opportunities to […]

Please bring a plate of goodies to share for supper. Tea and coffee will be provided - please bring your own cup. $1 raffles. Just a reminder that Masonic Hall is an Aged Care Facility, so if feeling unwell, please do not attend. Please note: there will NOT be a dance on Saturday, 7 November. Dance Programme Alpha Waltz, Sally Anne Cha Cha, Gypsy Tap; 2. Margo Waltz, Red Rose Saunter, Eugene Tango; 3. Mayfair Quickstep, Killarney Vale Waltz, Sindy […]

Keep the energy going after the opening night of Armidale Creative Streets Festival with a live performance from Versace Boys. As the festival's official after party, this high-octane show promises big beats, live music, support DJs, drink specials, and an unforgettable atmosphere. Celebrating their Almost Vulnerable EP Release Tour, the Versace Boys will bring their signature blend of chaotic fun and crowd-pleasing energy for a night not to be missed.

Join us for a walk that changes lives: the Sixth Annual 19 for 19 Challenge! Be part of something extraordinary. Walk 19km or 7.5km across a spectacular New England private property and help transform the future for young people diagnosed with osteosarcoma. Why Join Us? Make History: In just five years, our community has raised an incredible $1,098,267 for groundbreaking osteosarcoma research at the Children's Cancer Institute. Help us reach our goal of $2,000,000 by 2027. Experience Beauty: Journey through […]

Wind up another weekend and wind down in the tranquility of the Hinton Gallery. The team from our first classical concert are back, with James McKay swapping his flute for the clarinet. The group will be performing clarinet trios by Mozart (k.498) and Beethoven (op.38) with Keith Power on forte piano, James McKay on clarinet, and Caleb Murray on ‘cello. Drinks will be available by donation.