Yerrinbool Railway Garden

Residents are welcome to explore the garden every Monday from 10am to 12pm. The community garden was founded in 2018 by volunteers who want to produce healthy and fresh produce.

Bowral Uniting Church Grocery Pantry

The Bowral Uniting Church pantry is open every Tuesday and Wednesday from 10am to 1pm. The pantry is located around the side of the church's office. Groceries are free and have been donated by local businesses. A free takeaway lunch is also available every Wednesday.

FRESH Homeschool catch-up

Family Run Education Southern Highlands (FRESH) Homeschool is a homeschooling group that meet weekly throughout the school term. The group holds a variety of activities and crafts for children of all ages. People who are interested can see the Fresh Homeschool Instagram page or contact fresh.homeschool@gmail.com.

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Scottish dancing

Southern Highlands Scottish country dancing takes place weekly. New dancers are welcome. Residents can call Margaret on 0466166 866 for more information.

Railway Street Farmers Market

Grab some seasonal produce harvested by local growers. Attendees also have the opportunity to meet the growers. Those interested can call Elissa Thomson on 0450 276 320 for more information.

JP Service

Two certified Justice of the Peace volunteers are present to witness documents weekly at the following locations:

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The Highland Singers - A Little Highland Air

The Highlands Singers will spread musical joy at their next concert, which will contain many nostalgic hits. All proceeds from the concert will be dedicated to the Can Assist Southern Highlands branch, which offers financial support to cancer patients during treatment. The concert is $10 per person and people can call 0405 106 593 for more information.

Mittagong Junior Disco

Children up to the age of 14 can strap on their dancing shoes and boogie with their friends at the Mittagong Junior Disco. There won't be just dancing they can look forward to - attendees will have the chance to win gift vouchers, which will be drawn on the night. Entry is five dollars per child, with funds going back to children in the community. You can call 0412 321 555 if you require further information.

Child car seat check-up

A free child car seat restraint check up is coming to the Highlands. Inspections will be carried out by authorised fitters who will identify and adjust any unsafe fittings. Participants will only be charged the cost of any materials required to render the restraint safe. Each check will take approximately 15 minutes. Contact Laurie Stewart Automotive on 02 4872 4800 to secure your spot.

The Woodies monthly meeting

Everyone with a passion for woodturning can come along to this meeting. There will be lunch, afternoon tea, demonstrations, tips on how to turn wood, a display of turned items and a show and tell. It is $10 per person. The Woodies meet on the fourth Saturday of the month. People who are interested or want more information contact call Peter on 0418474099.

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Wingecarribee Greener Footprint Fair

Connect with sustainability experts at this fair. It is a free event which will feature live music, educational stalls, speakers, food, drinks and more.

Crop Swap Robertson

Residents can grab fresh and seasonal fruits, vegetables and eggs. A table is set up for people to put their produce on, and swap with others. Magazines, plants and flowers are also welcome.

Callout for information: Avoca Public School 150th anniversary

Avoca Public School will be celebrating its 150th birthday this October. Staff are looking for community members who may have information on the school's history they would like to share. Any stories from past students, teachers and principals or photos would be greatly received. Please contact the school office 4887 7224, email avoca-p.school@det.nsw.edu.au or call the school principal Lesley Kelly on 0457 072 785.

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