Thursday, August 29 at International Hotel

Former Richmond AFL player Neville Brady is pitching in to the cause of Active Farmers at their Personal Trainers Summit, promoting health and wellbeing to farmers and other community members in rural regions. Brady - a counsellor, sportsman, father, husband and business consultant - will conducts a men's health presentation with an atmosphere of laughter to keep spirits and health high.

Friday, August 30 at Charles Sturt University

The annual Vinnies Community Sleepout is back, inviting members of the community to brave the cold and experience the harsh reality that many of our homeless population face each day. The event raises funds for Vinnies to go towards a new youth initiative program, supporting young people experiencing homelessness and who are in need of education, employment, and skills development.

Friday, August 30 at Wagga Civic Theatre

The much loved children's book Spot by Eric Hill will come to life on stage. Watch Spot and his friends go on a new adventure to find lost farm animals when he goes to visit his dad's farm. He might need some help from some special audience members along the way.

Opening Saturday, August 31 at Wagga Art Gallery

Scott Howie performs a series of identity-focused images called 'Claimant' that capture the life of the infamous Wagga butcher, Thomas Castro - a man who scandalously claimed to be the long-lost heir to the Tichborne fortune. Get to question the way you portray yourself in an era of online identity, catfishing and media standards.

Sunday, September 1 at Borambola Wines

Celebrate Father's Day among the vineyards this year and treat the special man in your life to a boutique range of fresh, local wine. There will be outdoor games, a range of rides and live music to create an unmissable afternoon atmosphere for the whole family.