June 8, Bowral Uniting Church from 8 am - 2pm

The Winter Market Fair will feature a craft stall with quilts, beanies, scarves, mittens and more. A selection of books, CDs, DVDs, bric-a-brac, plants, cakes, jams and preserves will be on sale. Keep your hunger at bay with a delicious barbecue featuring sausage sizzles as well as egg and bacon rolls will keep market-goers warm. If barbecues aren't your thing, there will also be light lunches and yummy home made soups will help ward off the cold and fill tummies.

Circling Back - Opening Exhibition by Harriet Goodman

June 9, Sturt Gallery, Mittagong, 11 am

A stunning new exhibition of sculptural work using basketry, woven installations and wall hangings in salvaged metal and natural fibres explores traces in a rural landscape. Since childhood, Harriet Goodall found herself drawn to climb through fences and forage old house sites and farm rubbish dumps where old machinery rusts and falls apart or even cars burnt and left on roadsides. The exhibition will run from June 9 to July 28 and will be opened by special guest Sophie Hansen.

Ladies in Black - Musical

June 7 - 22, Mittagong Play House, Times Vary

Be transported back to Sydney 1959 with 'Ladies in Black' - the musical. Based on Madeleine St. John's 1993 novel, 'The Women in Black', the musical follows the story of Lisa Miles, who has gained holiday employment in prestigious, Goodes Department Store. The musical is filled with lots of dancing and singing and, of course, fabulous fashion. For more information or to purchase tickets visit htg.org.au

Pie Time at Berrima District Museum

June 1 - June 30, Berrima District Museum, 10 am - 3 pm

It's Pie Time in the Highlands. Berrima District Museum will have a pie themed exhibition throughout the month of June. Check out the display of vintage domestic pie making equipment, as well as cookbooks and a vintage mannequin dressed to suit the kitchens of the 1970's. The museum is open Wednesday - Sunday.

ADFAS Lecture on Ancient Egypt

June 5, The Ballroom, Annesley Westwood Drive, Bowral, 10:30 am and 6 pm

Listen to Egyptologist Dr Janet Davey as she takes you on an illustrated journey through the evolution of Egyptian Afterlife rituals, including funerary masks, portraits, coffins and sarcophagi. The lecture will be from 10:30 am and repeated at 6 pm. Admission is $25 and students are free. Tea, coffee and sandwiches will be provided.

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