A new inclusion to the Muster’s offerings this year, the concert will be held on the Thursday night before the Muster festival site officially swings into operation on Friday, October 2.
A separate ticketed event to the Muster, it’s being hosted in a new seated entertainment venue, The Grand Pavilion.
Ticket holders will enjoy an Ultimate Superstars of Country tribute show - featuring musicians who emulate Chris Stapleton, Luke Combs and Morgan Wallen - and will have access to food trucks and a licensed bar.
From every ticket sold, $5 is being donated to the Deni High School P&C to help with recovery efforts after a deliberately lit fire destroyed a large portion of the school in November.
The sell-out is also a reminder to get your tickets for the big event! It was a sell-out last year, and the festival gains additional interest each year.
Go to www.deniutemuster.com.au for more details.
Darts interest is growing
Looking for an excuse to get out of the house, meet new people and hone your hand eye coordination skills at the same time?
Scott Vesty’s got you covered.
Scott has established the Deniliquin Darts Club and has partnered with the Deniliquin RSL Club to introduce a weekly social darts evening.
Numbers have grown since play started three weeks ago, with plans to organise tournaments and other activities to meet demand.
Social darts is held at the Deniliquin RSL Club each Monday evening from 7pm.
Players of all skill levels are welcome, with the 19 players involved this week spread across grades A to C.
There is a small fee of $10 to play. For more information, follow the Deniliquin Darts Club on Facebook or check with RSL reception.
Men’s walking basketball trial
Another new program coming to town is targeted specifically at men over the age of 65 who want to remain active.
Murrumbidgee Local Health District is supporting trials of Walking Basketball in Denilqiuin - and Albury and Junee.
The program will run for 12 weeks.
In Deniliquin, registrations must be received by September 8, with games starting Tuesday, September 15.
To register, go to redcap.ohmr.health.nsw.gov.au/surveys/?s=7JAPA7W3YPDFMP8Y, or collect registration forms Deniliquin Sports Stadium or Deni Community Health. You can also call stadium manager John Arthur on 0408 997 705.
Free movie today
The Deni Film Society is hosting a special day time screening today, and this time it’s free to everyone.
On the big screen will be Alec Morgan's beautiful documentary Ablaze.
It is a feature documentary about opera singer Tiriki Onus, who finds a 70-year-old silent film believed to be made by his grandfather, Aboriginal leader and filmmaker Bill Onus.
As Tiriki travels across the continent and pieces together clues to the film’s origins, he discovers more about Bill, his fight for Aboriginal rights and the price he paid for speaking out.
“This community screening is free to attend, and everyone is welcome,” Deni Film Society said.
“Bring friends and family and learn about Bill Onus's powerful story.”
The screening will be held at the Deniliquin Town Hall, today from 11am.
Free puppet show
Parents and carers of little ones, mark your diaries; a free puppet show is coming to Deniliquin on October 17.
Based on the tale of Pinocchio, Trinket the Robot is a lively, funny, interactive solo show by Little Wing Puppets that explores emotions and offers ways for children to understand different feelings.
Complementing the puppet show will be a Puppetry of Paper Workshop. Workshop numbers are limited, so book in early.
The program is recommended for ages 3-10 years, and is free thanks to the NSW Government’s Create NSW.
Register your attendance through trybooking.com.
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