What's on March
So many exciting things happen in and around Coonabarabran for 2020!
MARCH IS SHOWTIME FOR COONABARABRAN
This year celebrating it's 120th Show!
13th - 14th - March 2020
Coona Show Facebook Page
See this link for the Schedule
You can enter online at the Show Day website
Back Street Boys - Movie & Dinner
Friday 6th March
6.30pm
Neilson Park, Coonabarabran
Free Entry and Free Dinner being held at Neilson’s Park Coonabarabran. Bring your own Chair/Rug. Mozzie repellant. This Event is put on by Yarn, Support, Connect - Coonabarabran Suicide Prevention Networkand funded using funds from DPI Drought Resilience Program
THE FILM
A group of troubled boys are on a perilous course towards jail until they meet up with the rough talking, free-wheeling jackaroo, Bernie Shakeshaft, and hit the road with his legendary dog jumping team.
A life-affirming documentary, Backtrack Boys explores Bernie’s philosophy in action and through the journey of the kids in his care. It reveals how he helps them to navigate their relationships, deal with personal trauma, take responsibility for their own decisions and gain practical job skills so they can eventually create a sustainable future for themselves.
Warrumbungle Shire Community Consultation Meeting
Coonabarabran
Monday 23rd March
5.30pm
Council Chambers
Coonabarabran
Take the opportunity to meet with Councillors, Senior Council Staff and other members of your community to discuss the issues affecting your local community.
To RSVP or to place an item on the Agenda, contact Kira Alexander, PA to the Director Corporate and Community Services, on (02) 6849 2000 or info@warrumbungle.nsw.gov.au.
Agenda Items must be in by 2pm, the last business day prior to each meeting.
More info visit
Rust in the Warrumbungles
Friday 6th March
4pm - 6pm
SPACE Gallery
41 Dalgarno Street
Coonabarabran
You are invited to attend the opening of Rust in the Warrumbungles. Have a drink and admire the metal pieces, big and small. All local or ex-local artists.
Featuring Jock Watson, Shannon Stone, Ngaice, and more
Mobile Service Centre in Town
Friday 13th 9am - 3.30pm
March
In front of the Community
Services Building, John Street, Coonabarabran
Visit the Mobile Service Centre to find out about Australian Government payments
and services for rural families, older Australians, students, job seekers, people with
disability, carers, farmers and self-employed people.
Information about Department of Veterans’ Affairs programs and support services for
veterans and their families will also be available.
Staff can provide you with information and support. They can also help
you create a myGov account. myGov is a simple and secure way to access
government services online.
Coonabarabran
CWA
Garage Sale
Saturday 28th March
Times & Details to be confirmed
CWA Hall
Coonabarabran
The CWA Ladies are selling some of the no longer needed treasures and hosting a Devonshire tea.
So come join the ladies and relax, enjoy scrumptious scones and score a bargain!
Will be opportunity to have your own table. Please constact Fay Chapman.
1 hr Workshop for Business
Be ready for MyGovID & RAM before Govt.changes end of March
Tuesday 10th March at 6pm - 7pm
Coonabarabran Council building
RSVP 1300 134 359
AUSkey has been in use since 2010 however on the 31st of March it is being replaced with MyGovID and RAM for businesses.
MyGovID will be the primary way for Australians and Australian Business to securely login to transact with the Australian Government services.
RAM will allow individuals to manage secure accesses to services on behalf of a business.
It affects everyday people as well as Businesses so help your local business make the transition and take the Stress out of this change and let others know.
Stargazer
Book Launch
Location: Coonabarabran Library, John Street opposite the post office.
March 16th 11am - 12 midday
Join author David Scott for launch of his autobiography, Stargazer. Stargazer provides a rich account of life from World War II through to the present day. David Scott candidly recounts the innocent years of a naive boy growing up in rural Australia, devastating events at Scotch College and the untimely death of his father. At age seventeen he takes on the management of the family cinemas and drive-in theatres: a career spanning forty years, which included memorable times with Mike Walsh, Jeannie Little, Simon Gallagher and other stars of Australian television. After selling his theatre interests, David established a thoroughbred horse stud. A near-death experience altered his perspective and future; a change in direction saw him becoming an acclaimed playwright, director, and then novelist. David reveals a life well lived – overcoming challenges, embracing simplicity and finding the extraordinary in the ordinary. It is a riches to rags story told with humour and pathos. Free. Morning tea provided. For more information contact Coonabarabran Library on 6842 1093.
