FRIDAY
7.30pm-10pm: Stand-up comedy at One28 Doors with Brett Blake. Supporting acts include Patti Fawcett and Andrew Portelli. Hosted by Ash Greblo. Tickets cost $50, available online at www.eventbrite.com.au
6pm: Live music at Swan Hill Club featuring The Drowning Sorrows.
SATURDAY
8am: Lake Boga Foreshore parkrun is a free, fun and friendly weekly 5km course. It’s the best way to kick off the weekend. Walk, jog, run, volunteer or spectate. It’s free, but register before your first run. More information at www.parkrun.com.au/lakebogaforeshore
All day: Central Murray Football Netball League round 13 features Kerang v Tooleybuc-Manangatang, Lake Boga v Mallee Eagles, Koondrook-Barham v NNW United, Woorinen v Cohuna and Balranald v Tyntynder. Swan Hill has the bye.
9am-noon: Kerang Community Market features fresh produce, plants, crafts, bric-a-brac, jams, sauces and preserves.
Evening: Live music at Swan Hill RSL Club featuring Still Cruisin. A rock ‘n’ roll themed night. Prizes for the best dressed and best dancers. Bookings recommended.
SUNDAY
2pm: Musical theatre stars Simon Gleeson and Natalie O’Donnell in Heart and Music at Swan Hill Memorial Theatre. Reserved seating. Tickets cost $49 adults, $42 senior/concession/pensioner and $34 under 16. Online tickets at swanhilltownhall.com, in-person at Swan Hill Town Hall booking office (Monday-Friday, 9am to 2.30pm) or Swan Hill Region Information Centre (Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm, Saturday and Sunday, 10am-4pm).
3pm: Bingo at Swan Hill RSL Club.
JULY 25
9.30am for 10am: Social bowls at Nyah. Names in by 9.30am for 10am start. $10 per person includes lunch.
JULY 26
5.30pm: Swan Hill trots. Free entry.
JULY 27
6pm-8pm: Barefoot bowls at Tooleybuc Sporting Club. Names in by 5.45pm on the night or message Danielle on 0403 548 149. Open to all ages and abilities. Finger food provided. Wear flat shoes, thongs or bare feet. No experience necessary.
ALL MONTH
Until July 30, Tuesday-Friday (10am-5pm), Saturday and Sunday (10am-4pm): Swan Hill Regional Art Gallery exhibition Milloo Dreaming (This Time In A Wetland). Following a year of extraordinary rainfall and flooding, replenishing the floodplains of our region, First Nations artists from the Swan Hill region respond with traditional weaving, drawings, paintings, sculptures, ceramics, historical artefacts and photography. Milloo Dreaming allows us to reflect on the deep connection between our First Nations people and the extensive network of rivers, creeks, billabongs, lakes and floodplains. They will be complemented by works from young First Nations artists in the studio gallery.
