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Swan Hill what’s on

Sunehra Ahmed

FRIDAY

2pm to 3pm: School holiday activity – Sand Art at Swan Hill Regional Library. Join staff from Bunnings Swan Hill for a simple, fun and creative children’s activity. Create a unique picture using coloured sand, sticky paper and your imagination. The activity is free but bookings are essential. To book call the library at 03 5036 2480.

8.30pm: Live music at the Swan Hill Club featuring 7 Car Pileup.

9pm: Live music at the Commercial Hotel featuring Wallie & Sam.

SATURDAY

6.30pm: Australia Day celebrations at Swan Hill Town Hall Performing Arts and Conference Centre. Join in the festivities at an official citizenship ceremony and presentation of Local Government and student achievement awards.

7.30pm: Live entertainment at the Tooleybuc Sporting Club featuring Two’s A Crowd, free live show – VIP dinner & drinks packages available. Contact the club for details.

9pm: Live music at the Federal Hotel featuring 7 Car Pileup.

9pm: Live music at the Commercial Hotel featuring Triple Fried.

JANUARY 29

7pm: Darry Fraser at Swan Hill Regional Library. Hear her discuss her latest historical novel The Night On The Darling River at the Swan Hill Library. Bookings are essential. Please call the library at 03 5036 2480.

JANUARY 31

6pm: Swan Hill Yamagata student exchange trivia night fundraiser at the Swan Hill Racecourse Bowls Club. Best team name, entry $100 per table with a maximum of 10 people. Tickets available via trybooking.com/events/landing/1338542

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