There's also a jazz cabaret, an art exhibition and concert to keep you busy.

Sunday April 25 will also mark Anzac Day. The Southern Highland News has compiled a list of where you can commemorate the day.

Presented by Blue Dog Jazz (NSW) & The Mosaic Cat (UK), "Just for a Thrill" celebrates the contribution made by female composers and lyricists to the Great American Song Book.

Sandie White, known to all jazz lovers in Australia will be joined by Brigitte Baden-Rennie, a multiple five star cabaret performer.

There will be many jazz/swing standards such as "On the Sunny side of the Street" and "How High the Moon" plus a few lesser known melodic surprises.

Maximum six per table, bring your own drinks and nibbles. To book, click here.

Vintage car enthusiasts rejoice, 'Vintage Car Sunday' is back for another month. Grab a coffee and some breakfast at the Bradman Cafe and check out refurbished vintage cars.

The event is free and family friendly, with plenty of parking nearby.

The Cockatoo Run is back!

Hauled by a heritage diesel locomotive which features beautifully restored and maintained carriages, the Cockatoo Run operates a return tour from Sydney through to Robertson or Moss Vale via Wollongong.

The journey commences in Sydney and travels along the spectacular Illawarra route to Wollongong. The journey from Sydney offers spectacular coastal scenery prior to the ascent of the Illawarra Escarpment, where you will stop at Summit Tank to experience otherwise unobtainable views of Lake Illawarra and the Tasman Sea, before continuing to Robertson or Moss Vale where you can enjoy lunch at your leisure.

The Cockatoo Run will be provided in a Covidsafe manner and an update with the latest Covidsafe requirements will be sent to you a couple of days before the tour

Mikel is an up and coming abstract expressionist artist who explores emotion and social behaviour in works that are deeply personal.

His collection will launch at the Mental Gallery on April 24.

He is known for his expressionist style that depicts mood, emotions and social issues. His style includes figures or faces that have been distorted through exaggeration. His art is less systematic and more cognitive in it's approach which retains the element of surprise coupled with the intuition of the artist's state of mind.

Mikel loves the serendipity of finding shapes and figures in a bunch of scribbles and textures; and his motivation is mostly derived from the un-expectation of what's about to unfold, much like life itself.

Come and check out a never before seen collection.

Due to Covid restrictions we have applied a ticketing system to ensure numbers are kept to the allocated amount. This event is a free event.

A fundraising concert will be held for wombat rescue group 'Wombatised'. The concert will feature guest soloists and will commence with 'Symphony No 93 in D Major by FJ Haydn.

It will be followed by guest soprano, Judith Rough and trumpeter John Corley, performing 'Let the Bright Seraphim' and 'Eternal Light Divine' by GF Handel and the 'larghetto' from Exsultate Jubilate by WA Mozart.

The concert will conclude with an uplifting new work composed by Titus Grenyer for the Highlands Sinfonia 'Rhapsody for Orchestra and Organ'.

The Bundanoon History Group has recently installed a heritage trail which guides visitors around the historic buildings and parks in the Bundanoon Conservation Area.

The heritage trail will be opened at 4pm on Thursday 22nd April 2021.

Stops on the heritage trail are marked by signs containing information about the building or park, including a QR code which links to more detailed information.

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