Top five things you need to know about in this week's community diary

Lunchtime concert with Annie Ma

Award-winning artist Annie Ma will delight attendees with piano music from Spain and compositions by Johannes Brahms. It is part of the St. Jude's Music Associations initiative to showcase emerging artists. People can enter with a donation.

Wingecarribee Local Planning Panel Meeting

Three independent experts will and one independent community member will discuss development applications and different proposals. The meeting can be streamed via the council website and agenda can be also found on the site.

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JP Service

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

Southern Highlands Evening CWA Meeting

Come along and meet like-minded women who are passionate about giving back in the local community. Learn about the group's projects, all ages of women are welcome. If you would like to join or learn more, contact Ros Buick on 0418 282 308 or email secretary.shecwa@gmail.com.

Railway Street Farmers Market

Grab some seasonal produce harvested by local growers and meet the people behind the produce. Those interested can call Elissa Thomson on 0450 276 320 for more information.

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Brigadoon Celebration

Although the festival was cancelled this year, there will still be a Scottish celebration in Bundanoon! Expect live music, pipe bands, Scottish poetry readings, dancing, stalls, fiddlers, games and so much more!

Calling for mementos for Robertson Public School's 150^th anniversary

Do you have treasured photos or memorabilia from Robertson Public School? They can be featured in a unique display that will celebrate 150 years of history. Mementos such as photos, newsletters and artworks will be showcased in the school's original building for the festivities in September. If you have something you want to share, or a USB with photos, they can be dropped off at the school office before September 9 with your contact details. Digital copies can also be sent to 150years@robertsonpublicschool.org.au

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Callout for information: Avoca Public School 150th anniversary

Avoca Public School will be celebrating its 150th birthday in 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 via 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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