After the weekend’s Australia Day celebrations, Wagga and the surrounding region is offering a variety of entertainment options to keep you busy.
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Organise the month ahead with this handy hit list.
1. Through my eyes: Australian Landscape
Feb 1 – Feb 10, Wagga Art Gallery
Experience Australia’s natural beauty in a different light as Leeton artist Ann Rayment showcases her work of bold colours, shapes and unique brush strokes to present traditional scenes like Eucalyptus forests, rivers and ancient land-forms.
2. Wagga Social Netball
Jan 30 – June 26, Bolton Park Stadium
After a months grace on those New Year’s Resolutions, now is the time to start ticking them off by getting involved with others in the community for a weekly round of netball. All fitness and skill levels are welcome to hit the courts and get active to get through those mid-week blues, make friends and have fun.
3. Downside Bush dance
Feb 2 ‘19 – Feb 2 ‘20, Downside Hall
Head over to the well-maintained classic-style hall just outside of Wagga’s centre for a night of traditional folk music, dancing and fun. After the January break, the monthly bush dance starts up again to bring a piece of history back into the bustling Wagga community through it’s corrugated iron walls and soaring wooden beams.
4. Circus Rio
Feb 7 – Feb 24, Wagga Showgrounds
At $29 a ticket, round up the whole family and prepare to be wowed by Circus Rio’s immersive performance exploring a variety of cultures from all around the globe, featuring everything from FMX motorbike tricks, tightrope walkers and flying trapezes, to juggling, ballet dancing and acrobatics.
5. Sarah McEwan: Feelings from Bodies
Feb 9 – March 31, Wagga Art Gallery
Explore the emotions behind Sarah McEwan’s telling art in this free exhibition, inspired by 50 anonymous participants surveyed who described their fears, hopes and views on feminism in the new world.
6. Ladysmith Tourist Railway
Feb 9, Ladysmith Railway Station, Ladysmith NSW
One of the last remaining stations on the old Tumbarumba railway line beginning operation in 1917, Ladysmith station is opening its doors to the public to catch a glimpse of the heritage, equipment and stories behind the facility at its on-site museum.