No matter what time of year you visit, chances are there will be an event or festival in or around Armidale.
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A series of short plays, poems and monologues from original scripts. Many are from local authors. Presented as moved readings, although some directors and actors may choose to learn their lines. Pieces that are not suitable for children will be marked as PG15+.
Enjoy live music performed by the Armidale Youth Orchestras, Armidale Youth Strings and Armidale Youth Wind Ensemble on the magnificent lawns of the historical "Booloominbah" at the University of New England. Sparkling wine on arrival and afternoon tea provided. We will strive to have seating in the shade, but please bring a hat. Performance space-AI will be used in the Arts Theatre at the UNE as a wet-weather option. If there is a need to implement this, an email will […]
For the first time ever in Armidale - 20th Anniversary Tour - 2 Big Sets !! Direct from Melbourne, JLE & Popshop Touring Artists are proud to present the original 80s supergroup show with three fabulous original artists and a full live band all in one show, as Ally Fowler (The Chantoozies), teams up with Brian Mannix (Uncanny X Men) and Scott Carne (Kids in the Kitchen) along with the Absolutely 80s band for a night of live 80s wall-to-wall […]
Do you like to walk for exercise? Armidale Amblers is a group of friendly people who walk together for fitness and companionship. There is no committee and no membership fee. There are slow, medium, and faster walkers who walk varying distances. All ages are welcome. Just come along. Just turn up to see who is there. A list of walks is available with approximate distances. Some of the walkers have morning tea together at a local cafe/club after the walk […]
Join a table, test your knowledge and have a great night.
Come along for a relaxed night of laughter and sing-along. Can you sing? Doesn’t matter. Can you drink beer and shout lyrics with strangers? Perfect. Join us for Big Dog Big Sing at the brewery — where the vibes are high, the notes are optional, and everyone leaves feeling like Beyoncé (results may vary). Pizza available from 5.00pm.
Kids pay their age. Booking essential. A fun night for all ages - test your skills with a variety of games.
Commencing with a shared meal (supplied), followed by scriptures, songs and reflection.
There is no light, no lycra, no teacher, no steps to learn, no technique, just free movement. NLNL is a space where you can completely let go, shake out the stresses of the week, and lose yourself in the music and the physicality of your body. NLNL is a daggy, unpretentious place to completely be yourself. No Lights No Lycra is a dance community that was started in Melbourne in 2009 by unruly dance students Alice Glenn and Heidi Barrett. […]
squareCome along for a great night of square dancing followed by supper.
We are so excited to have an accomplished DJ in residence with us at Little Dog this month. DJ Leroy brings a wealth of experience across locations including Sydney and France. Join us for an Easter Weekend Party to launch this new offering.
CANCELLED Easter Specials: Lemon Meringue Martini ($18), Kid's Menu ($30), Offers (book for four or more and receive 2-for-1 drinks and bottomless soft drinks), Join Easter Egg hunt (free for all the family). Easter Menu ($78): Entrée - Roasted Pumpkin and Carrot Soup (coconut cream, toasted seeds), Smoked Salmon Bruschetta (avocado, dill, lemon zest), Caprese Salad (buffalo mozzarella, heirloom tomato, basil); Main - Grilled Lamb Shoulder Rack (garlic, rosemary, vegetables), Honey-glazed Pork Leg (wholegrain mustard glaze), Grilled Barramundi (lemon butter sauce, fresh […]
A community family event with $15 light meal, tea/coffee, music and BYO alcohol for a great evening of catching up with friends and neighbours. Any proceeds to projects within Hillgrove community.
We are so excited to have an accomplished DJ in residence with us at Little Dog this month. DJ Leroy brings a wealth of experience across locations including Sydney and France. Join us for an Easter Weekend Party to launch this new offering.
A great day out with the family. Visit Uralla and surrounds and support the wonderful 50+ producers, artists, crafters, hand-makers and more….
Every Sunday, the Kilda host a fun and friendly pool competition. Open to all, $5 to enter, with $100 first prize up for grabs.
The new exhibition at the Aboriginal Cultural Centre and Keeping Place will be Tiddas (a group exhibition celebrating resilience on big water, big sky Country). The exhibition features a diverse range of First Nations artworks from three different artists with different styles and techniques of painting acrylic on canvas. The exhibiting artists are Doona Moodie (Gomeroi/Kamillaro Nation), Josie Rose Atkinson and Alison Williams (Gumbaynggir Nation).
The proposed Australian Transport Museum incorporating the Armidale Transport Museum and the Classic and Specialist Car Club Armidale has set up a fabulous array of classic cars and motorcycles for enthusiasts to drool over. The display will be changed regularly so that a large range of vehicles can be seen.
Line dancing is for all ages, it is fun and great exercise. Please wear soft soled shoes.
There is no light, no lycra, no teacher, no steps to learn, no technique, just free movement. NLNL is a space where you can completely let go, shake out the stresses of the week, and lose yourself in the music and the physicality of your body. NLNL is a daggy, unpretentious place to completely be yourself. No Lights No Lycra is a dance community that was started in Melbourne in 2009 by unruly dance students Alice Glenn and Heidi Barrett. […]
