This week's event offerings: life drawing, live music, markets and more

How covered? With nine events specifically and a special concert early next week.

Have a preview of two unique exhibitions while you sample local wines and cheeses. Peter Nilsson and Luna Ryan will present the exhibition Chard in the main gallery, and Archibald Prize finalist and 2010 Packers Prize winner Nafisa Naomi will have her work in the annex. People will also meet the new artists in residence in the Robertson Studio and hear about their future plans. See it all at the SHAC in Robertson on Friday, February 9 from 6pm to 8pm. It is $30 through checkout.square.site.

Find a wide range of artisan products, tasty treats, jewellery, clothing and more at this market. Enjoy it all on Saturday, February 10 at the Bowral Bowling Club from 8am to 1pm.

Maria Lindsay and Josephine Allen will bring compositions by Debussy, Albeniz and Piazzolla to life through the violin and piano. Hear them on Saturday, February 10 at 11am at the Soldier's Memorial Hall in Bundanoon. Tickets are $15 per person via Trybooking.

Find lots of tasty treats, bric-a-brac, clothing, crafts and more. See it all at the Robertson School of Arts on Sunday, February 11 from 8.30am to 2pm.

Steve Cheers will bring his melodic and modern Australian country music to the Highlands this week. Enjoy the show at CTC Robertson on Saturday, February 10 at 2pm. The doors open at 1.30pm. People can enjoy a snack and drink from the cafe while they listen. Tickets are $10 and can be bought at the door or through Trybooking.

Artist Stan Korytnyj tells stories through his work about addiction and the the internal versus external from different perspectives. See it all at the Bowral Art Gallery from Wednesday, February 7. The gallery is open daily from 10am to 4pm.

Draw a live model in a French-inspired art studio set up by Corinne Dany. The model will be in a costume and surrounded by themed props. People are encouraged to bring their own charcoal, pens, pencils, sketching paper or pad. An easel, tea and coffee, chairs, bull dog clips and boards will be provided. Get creative on Sunday, February 11 from 10am to 1pm at 4/8 Davy Street, Mittagong. It is $35 per person via corinnedany.com.

People can connect with psychics, mediums, healers, get tarot readings and more at this expo. There will also be prizes on offer. It will take place at Mittagong RSL on Sunday, February 11 from 10.30am to 5pm. It is $10 for general entry and $8 for concession holders at the door. Learn more on the Mittagong Living Wellness and Psychic Expo Facebook page.

Learn about how to turn unwanted materials such as doilies, fancywork, tapestry, needlework, quilting, clothing and household linen into beautiful wearable items. Dress, costume and pattern maker Barbara Combe will lead the class with dressmaker Karen Willmot. Take part in it on Sunday, February 11 at CTC Robertson from 1pm to 4pm. People can bring their own projects and sewing machines, or brainstorm ideas. Bookings are $25 per person and include afternoon tea. Book through Trybooking or at the door.

Violinist Sergey Didorenko and cellist Thomas Grote will perform compositions by Vivaldi, Mozart and Paganini. Watch them at St Jude's Church in Bowral on Tuesday, February 13 at 7pm. Tickets are $45 for general admission, $40 for seniors and pensioners, or $35 for children aged four to 16, and those at university or TAFE. Buy them through Trybooking.