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Carrington Fair

Trainworks Beer Festival

The Southern Highlands & Illawarra RegionInside:■ Camden Festival

■ Food & Wine Festival

■ Carrington Fair

■ Fireside Festival

■ Camden Antique Fair

■ Alpaca Show

■ ADFAS Film Night

■ Battle of the Bangers

■ Trainworks Winter Beer Festival

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All’s Fair @ Carrington

Carrington Monster Fair11th August 2012

9am to 3pm

Carrington Centennial Care

“Enable to Care”90 Werombi Road, Grasmere

Village & Community Stalls:We have 150 stall holders from the Village and community; food, music, dance displays,

car displays, fire engine display, show rides, pony rides, Elderslie High School Farmyard display, and our wonderful train ride.

Come and experience the best family day!Parking inside ground $2 (donation Masonic Club Free Masons)

CARRINGTON RAFFLE.

Still great Value! Tickets NOW SELLING $2.00 each.

The 12 raffles prizes will be drawn at the fair at 2pm at the information stall.

Phone: (02) 46590 590 or Carole Cleminson 46590305 Fair Coordinator and Chairperson 2012E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.carringtoncare.com.au

Carrington Centennial Care is a beautiful retirement living Village situated at 90 Werombi Rd, Camden on 450 acres.

Our aim is to provide a total care plan for our aged and younger disabled residents, based on a policy of good service and support in residential and communitcare, always respecting the need for independence and privacy. We have self care accommodation, hostels, nursing home and community care.

We have thousands of people come to the Fair for a full day of stalls, music, entertainment and we all pray for a good fine day.


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Contents Markets 10Map 16-17Wine Trail 22-23Dining Guide 24What's On 25 ToWNSCampbelltown, Camden 7Wollondilly 11Mittagong & Bowral 12 Berrima & Moss Vale 18Robertson 26Goulburn 28Wollongong 30

FEATURED EVENTSCamden Festival 2Carrington Fair 4Trainworks Beer Festival 10ADFAS Bowral Lecture 14Battle of the Bangers 14Food & Wine Festval 15Camden Antique Fair 25Fireside Festival 30Alpaca Show 32

The Southern Highlands and surrounding areas offer a diverse range of things to see and do. As well, each month there is an event or festival to interest everyone and this month is exceptional!

Camden will host the annual Antique Fair early in August. The fair will have up to thirty dealers from NSW and interstate who will bring top quality furniture, jewellery, porcelain, artefacts, linen and lace, and collectable items to sell at the event.

The Carrington Retirement Village will hold its annual fair with the usual stalls, music and entertainment in August also. Expect a mix of community and village participation offering everything you can expect from a country fair!

Trainworks, in Thirlmere, will host a Beer Festival with craft beer tastings, live music and food while in the Southern Highlands you can enjoy the 'Battle of the Bangers' in pubs throughout the month. Be part of this event for guaranteed fun while helping to raise much needed funds for Lifeline.

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Discover winter in the Canberra region, with this year’s Fireside Festival. During this month-long festival, curl up by a crackling fire, with some hearty winter cuisine while enjoying a glass of fine local red wine with friends and family.

Bowral will host the Dan Murphy’s Food and Wine Festival early in September. The Festival will showcase not only wines, but also local produce and culinary demonstrations from local chefs. There will be arts and craft displays, live entertainment and more.

During September you can look forward to more events; Camden will hold its annual festival and there will be an Alpaca Show in the Moss Vale Showground. Be sure to place these events in your diary.

While you are in the area, be sure to take the opportunity to enhance your stay by visiting a market, a gallery or a village, then lunch at a local winery while enjoying the taste of our cool climate wines.

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MacarthurHigh Tea in

P: 1800 655 991 E: [email protected], www.macarthur.com.au

Evening High Tea at Back Galley CafeFirst Sunday of every month108 Argyle St, CamdenPh: (02) 4655 6000First Sunday of every month - with a twist! There are four choices of high tea to choose from including tradtional, chocolate lovers, boozy and retro. From 6pm. From $32 per person. Arts Centre CafeLast Sunday of every monthArt Gallery Road, CampbelltownPh: (02) 4645 4297www.artscentrecafe.com.auSet in the picturesque surrounds of the Japanese Gardens. High tea includes a tempting selection of sweet and savoury treats, tea and coffee and an optional glass of bubbly. Group bookings on other dates are also available - ideal for bridal showers, baby showers, family get togethers, business networking and more. 1.30pm - 4pm. $31.50 per person or $36.50 including bubbly. Vintage High Tea at Gledswood HomesteadEvery Saturday900 Camden Valley Way, Catherine FieldPh: (02) 9606 5111www.gledswood.com.auIndulge in vintage high tea at the 182 year old Homestead featuring multi-tiered stands of sweet and savoury treats, fresh scones with jam and cream, petit fours and endless tea and coffee, all while enjoying the ambiance of the regal Gledswood Music Room. Sittings at 1.30pm and 3.30pm. From $42 per person.

Harrington Grove Country ClubCall reception for dates.1 Forestgrove Dr, Harrington ParkPh: (02) 4631 3200www.harringtongrovecountryclub.com.auMacarthur's premier venue provides high tea special events in Harrington's intimate dining room, set amongst luxurious and stylish furnishings and surrounding woodland landscape. Enjoy the ambience with a glass of bubbly, live music entertainment and multi-tiered plates of sweet and savoury delights. Bring your friends, family or work colleagues for a relaxing afternoon, but book early as positions are limited and fill quickly. From 1pm. $42 per head, including hot beverages. Infusion Restaurant at Rydges Hotel, CampbelltownEvery dayOld Menangle Rd, CampbelltownPh: (02) 4645 0500www.rydges.com/campbelltownRelax, enjoy and indulge yourself in the girly elegance of High Tea. Sip your favourite tea from beautiful wedgewood china and let Infusion's French chef and his team tempt you with their delicious array of handmade savoury and sweet treats. Ideal for special occasions such as baby showers, birthdays, mother's day and bridal showers. 11am to 3pm. $45 per person. Seniors only special $29.50 every Monday.

There are also many more dining and entertainment options in the Macarthur region. To find out more go to our website; www.macarthur.com.au


VISIToR INFoRMATIoN CENTRESCampbelltown VIC 15 old Menangle Rd, Campbelltown Ph 4645 4921 www.campbelltown.nsw.gov.au Camden VIC 'John oxley Cottage' Camden Valley Way, EldersliePh 4658 1370 www.camden.nsw.gov.au

...will take you there!

Campbelltown Arts Centre Japanese Gardens and Teahouse Struggletown Fine Arts Complex Mount Annan Botanic Garden Fine dining at our many cafes

and restaurants Boutique shopping & markets Macarthur Square – shopping,

leisure, dining and entertainment complex Horse riding, Laser Skirmish Joy flights, hot air ballooning

and skydivingMajor Regional Festivals Fisher's Ghost Festival Ingleburn Alive Camden Antique Fair Camden Festival New Year's Eve Celebrations

Camden Valley Inn in Macarthur

Macarthur www.highlandsimag.com.au

Camden, Narellan, Campbelltown

What to See & Do

Campbelltownvisitor information centre

4645 492115 Old Menangle Roadwww.macarthur.com.au

August in MacarthurSpring is around the corner. Enjoy the last few weeks of crisp winter days in Macarthur, where we have plenty of activities to keep you entertained!

High Tea in the Macarthur region has become a hugely popular past time. Infusion Restaurant at Rydges, Gledswood Homestead, Back Galley Café, Harrington Grove Country Club and the Arts Centre Café at Campbelltown Arts Centre hold High Tea at various times. Contact the venue for details.

The Macarthur region’s newest cellar door, Razorback Ridge Wines, is now open every weekend.

One of the region’s newest operators, Gledswood Homestead Ghost Tours, is held every Friday night. Experience Gledswood Homestead by torchlight and connect with the spirits that reside in the convict built cellar.

The hugely successful Comedy at C'Town program continues at the Campbelltown Arts Centre throughout August. This month's line-up features the comedic talents of the Laughing Samoans on Friday 3 August.

The Fabulous Food Trail Tour on Saturday 4 August. Enjoy a full day guided tour visiting a variety of local producers, farms and orchards.

On Sunday 5 August is Wivenhoe Historic House open Day. Enjoy a glimpse of a bygone era with a guided tour of the historical house.

Glenalvon House open Days are held on 7, 11 and 15 August and provide the opportunity to view the domestic and social history of the Campbelltown area.

Sunday 19 August provides the opportunity to enjoy a leisurely day of wine tasting at Ruane Winery Cellar Door open Day. The annual Riverfest festival returns to Koshigaya Park on Saturday 25 August. This popular family event features a variety of multicultural entertainment, performers, dancers, informative stalls, free interactive workshops and food vendors.

Concluding the month is the Campbelltown Family Show on at Tabcorp Park, Menangle.

For more information on these events, as well as further information on What's On in Macarthur, go to our website www.macarthur.com.au


ROCK & ROLL & SWING CLASSES: Mon 7-9pm LINE DANCING: Tues-11.30am Beginners-11.30-12.30 (18 yrs & over $3)

TRIVIA: Wed 7.30pm Lots of fun and prizes, teams of two or more. CLUB BINGO: Fantastic prizes & raffles. Thurs 10.45am

MEAT MARKET: Fri 5pm , drawn at 6.30pm. Includes LUCKY MEMBERS DRAW LTPS/11/07262

ENTERTAINMENT: in the Ken Bond Lounge - Fri 8.00pm Party Bands. LIVE BANDS: Sat 8.00pm - Free entry

RAFFLES: Sun Fill the fridge! Stock the Pantry! Tickets 5pm. Drawn 6.30pm. Includes Lucky Members Draw. LTPS/11/07262

DOWN MEMORY LANE: Sun night entertainment from 5.30pm Membership: now open - $5.50 incl GSTFOR THE INFORMATION OF MEMBERS AND THEIR GUESTS. IS GAMBLING A PROBLEM FOR YOU? G-LINE (NSW) IS A CONFIDENTIAL ANONYMOUS AND FREE COUNSELLING SERVICE

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23 Cawdor Rd, Camden (adjacent to Coles) Ph: 4655 8705 www.camdenrsl.com.au

Your GardenOpen 10 am – 5 pmNarellan Road, Mount Annan

To find out more visit rbgsyd.nsw.gov.au or phone 4634 7935.

FREE ENTRY

Discover Australia’s largest botanic garden, the Australian Botanic Garden, Mount Annan. At 416 hectares in size, you can experience rolling hills and ornamental lakes set amongst displays of Australian plants. Free guided tours leave most days from the Visitor Centre. There are walking trails, a mountain bike track and an on-site café.

COME INTO THE Garden

Excitement is building amongst the residents, with preparations well underway for the annual Carrington Fair to be held in the grounds at 90 Werombi Rd Camden – 3k South West of town.

A much respected icon in the Macarthur region for 120 years, CARRINGTON CARE is a not for profit, charitable, public benevolent institution focusing on Aged and Disabled Care. Carrington Care now encompasses, 264 Retirement Village residences (1, 2& 3 bedrooms) for independent over55’s, 214 Hostel

rooms for those who are frail, aged or needing Dementia management, 94 Nursing Home beds for the fully dependent aged or disabled and Community Care support for over 300 people throughout the Campbelltown, Camden and Wollondilly areas.

With all proceeds going directly to benefit village residents, the Fair has grown to become a wonderful community event with something for all ages.

Open from 9am to 3pm, there are150 stall holders from the Village and Community; food, music, dance

All’s ‘Fair’@ Carrington Care - 11th August 2012displays, car displays, fire engine display, show rides, pony rides, Elderslie High School farmyard animals and our ever popular train rides.

Raffle prizes drawn at 2pm. Special thanks go to the sponsors, committee, residents and volunteers in our community for their generous support of this worthy cause. So please come to beautiful Camden, enjoy our Fair and have a great day.

Any enquiries please contact: Ph: 02 46 590 305 CARRINGTON CENTENNIAL CARE 90 Werombi Rd, CAMDEN Ph: 02 46 590 590 www.carringtoncare.com.au


Casual dining @

Melaleuca House

Relax before or after exploring the Mount Annan Botanic Garden.

All day breakfast, burgers, pastas, salads, sandwiches and great coffee.

Open: Mon - Fri, 10am-5pm. Sat - Sun, 8am -5pm

evenings for private parties and functions.

Ph: (02)4648 3318

E:[email protected]

Designer Clothes at bargain prices!

Nasturtium RecycledFashion Boutique

Ph 4628 5121

Shop 3, Lower LevelSpotlight Plaza147 Queen StCampbelltown

Top quality designer and upmarket fashion at affordable prices.

Country Road, Lisa Ho, Maggie Shepherd, Handwriting,

Wendy Heather & many more.All garments taken on consignment.

The Original Country MarketFirst Saturday of each month

(Except January and February)

8am-1pm

BBQ and devonshire teas available

100 Stalls

Cobbitty Public School Grounds Cobbitty Road, Cobbitty

Ph: 0438 512 728www.cobbittymarkets.com.au

COBBITTY VILLAGE MARKETS

Fresh new artworks in stock!

Vlado Begonja, James Boissett, Conchita Carambano,

Patrick Carroll, Robyn Collier, John Cornwell, Kym Hart,

Greg Jarmaine, Paul Margocsy, Velia Newman

and many more…

Gallery hours: Wed - Sun & Pub Hols

10am-5pm

Sharman Close, Harrington Park (Opp McDonalds)

PHONE 02 4648 2424www.boydgallery.com.au

BOYD GALLERYFine Australian ArtAustralia’s finest craft breweries will

converge on the tiny town of Thirlmere on August 25 for the inaugural Trainworks Winter Beer Festival – the only festival of its kind to unite the engineering and craftsmanship of mighty engines and mighty fine beer.

The craft brewing sector is the fastest growing segment of Australia’s estimated $4.9 billion packaged beer market and the Trainworks Winter Beer Festival will be a celebration of the brands and the brews that are driving demand for craft beer.

Food lovers will not be disappointed, a hearty line up of eateries offering warming winter fare have been selected to ensure the fine quality beer on offer is complemented by food of an equally high calibre.

In addition to having the best craft breweries Australia has on offer confirmed for the event, Trainworks has ensured that designated drivers and kids will also be looked after. There will be live entertainment all day and a kid’s area featuring jumping castles and other activities.

Trainworks, Australia’s newest and biggest train related attraction, was the beneficiary of a $30 million upgrade in 2011. Located in Thirlmere, a pleasant hours’ drive south of Sydney, it’s the

perfect distance for a daytrip and offers a fresh, rural setting for a major food and beer event.

Coaches to the Trainworks Winter Beer Festival will operate from The Local Taphouse Darlinghurst - ‘the best beer bar in the land’ and Campbelltown Railway Station. Pick-up times and booking details will be confirmed soon. There will be a complimentary bus service to and from Picton Station all day.

For further details go to: www.trainworks.com.au/beer

Winter Beer Festival 2012Brewers 'all aboard' for NSW’s first ever Winter Beer Festival


Picton, Thirlmere, Bargo, Appin

VISIToR INFoRMATIoN CENTRE old Post office, Argyle St, Picton Ph: 4677 8313 www.visitwollondilly.nsw.gov.au

...will take you there!

Wollondilly www.highlandsimag.com.au

Burragorang Lookout

What to See & Do Nepean, Cataract, Cordeaux, Avon

& Warragamba Dams

Burragorang Lookout

Wirrimbirra Sanctuary

Train Works in Thirlmere

Markets

Heritage

Natural beauty

Places of interest

Adventure

Accommodation

Wine & Dine

Picton, Thirlmere, Tahmoor, Bargo, The Oaks, Oakdale, Nattai, Wilton, Douglas Park, Menangle, Appin, Warragamba, Silverdale, Yerranderie.

Now is the perfect time to discover the amazing and diverse range of quality local produce available in the Wollondilly Shire. Visit www.visitwollondilly.com.au or contact the Visitor Information Centre on 02 4677 8313

Check out what's on in the Wollondilly Shire at:

www.wollondilly.nsw.gov.au

Tour, discover, stay & play!

Winter in Wollondilly

Wollondilly is a popular destination for a Tree Change or holiday. The area features Razorback Range, Burragorang Valley and towns like Picton, Appin, Thirlmere and Warragamba.

Wollondilly, on the south western outskirts of Sydney and at the foothills of the Southern Highlands, is surrounded by spectacular, natural beauty and rural pastures. It is proudly known as “The Catchment”, supplying the bulk of Sydney’s drinking water supplies, and is a mecca for nature lovers boasting 21 bush walks, wildlife

sanctuaries, lookouts and National Parks.

The district is rich in history. The earliest known inhabitants of the district were the natives of the Gundangurra Tribe, who gave the area its name.

Wollondilly boasts many unique Bed & Breakfast facilities offering perfect service, home made meals and local knowledge.

Visit www.visitwollondilly.com.au for a wide variety of accommodation.


VISIToR INFoRMATIoN CENTRESInternational Cricket Hall of Fame & VIC, St Jude St Bowral Ph: 4862 1247

Tourism S/Highlands62 - 70 Main St, Mittagong. Ph: 1300 657 559

www.southern-highlands.com.au

Mittagong & Bowral www.highlandsimag.com.au

Discover the natural beauty, glorious gardens, antiques, art and the heritage of the area. The Southern Highlands is a playground for lovers of fine wine and hearty food.

Mittagong - the gateway to the Southern HighlandsMittagong township is rich in history and is known as the gateway to the Southern Highlands. The town has a real sense of yester-year, with a number of stunning heritage buildings.

The centre of town offers a delightful shopping experience with homewares, clothing, needlecraft, antiques, jewellery and health and beauty outlets. Indulge the tastebuds in one of the many cafes, restaurants, clubs and coffee houses.

In the midst of the township is Lake Alexandra where the kids can play, the big kids can picnic or just enjoy

the quiet relaxed environment on the edge of the Lake.

Mittagong is south west of Sydney in the Nattai River Valley between Mt Gibraltar, known locally as ‘The Gib’ and Mt Alexandra, both extinct volcanic peaks.

Bowral - home to the International Cricket Hall of FameBowral is a most delightful country town situated in a valley at the foot of Mt.Gibraltar. Due to the high altitude of the Southern Highlands, the town enjoys gorgeous autumns as exotic European trees and shrubs change their colour in preparation for the winter months.

The shopping precinct in Bowral has an atmosphere like that of few other country towns as it offers an eclectic variety of boutiques, bookstores, antique and craft shops, restaurants and cafes.

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Corbett Gardens in Bowral

Southern Highlands Wineries Lake Alexandra

International Cricket Hall of Fame

Major Regional Festivals. Antiques & Collectables Fair Tulip Time Bowral Autumn Music Festival Art Studio Trail

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VICTORIA HOUSE NEEDLECRAFTBeautiful needlecraft to wear and decorate

your home Open 9am-5pm, 7 days

49 Old Hume Hwy, Mittagong Shop online:

www.victoriahouseneedlecraft.com.au Ph: 02 4871 1682

Gifts & HomewaresInterior Design, custom made curtains, blinds &

furnishings. Call for a free measure & quote

Creating Beautiful Homes

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Mittagong, your gateway to the Southern Highlands - stay, play, wine, dine & relax!


WILLIAMS QUALITY MEATS Bacon, Ham & Prosciutto. Beef, Lamb, Pork & Poultry. Crocodile & Game meats. Marinated Meat, Poussin, Quail & Rabbit. Smallgoods, Smoked Items. Veal, Venison & Yearlings.

Open 6 days a weekCrn Main & Alice Sts Mittagong.

Ph: 4871 2649

Great fun for all the family

www.allaboard.com.au

All Aboard Model Railways is one of the premier attractions in the Southern Highlands.

Journey through the world of model trains with our unique displays and trainscaped miniature garden.

• Coffee shop & light refreshments• Sales and service 68-72 Old Hume Hwy, Braemar. Nth Mittagong

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A fine food store with a wide variety of Australian &

imported cheeses & gourmet foods.

Select your own gift hamper.

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THE REMAINS OF THE DAYStarring Anthony Hopkins

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Wednesday 8 August5 for 5.30 pm

Empire Cinema, Bowral $20.00 per person

(includes refreshments)

Tickets available at Cinema

Great prizes to be won. Funds raised support local schools

as part of our Young Arts Programme

Enquiries: 4877 1822

This year the ADFAS Film Night on 8 August will raise funds to support sending children from six small local schools to an Oz Opera for Schools performance of Hansel and Gretel.

Funds raised by ADFAS also support scholarships for two students at the Sturt School for Wood. This year’s choice of a film classic, The Remains of the Day, the 1993 Merchant Ivory film, starring Anthony Hopkins and Emma Thompson, was nominated for eight Academy Awards. Tickets are available at the Empire Cinema.

The next ADFAS illustrated lecture will be held on 22 August at The Ballroom Annesley, Westwood Drive, Bowral and is being presented by English lecturer Dr. Geri Parlby. Titled: The Emperor and the Prostitute – Justinian and Theodora, the Most Notorious Couple in the History of Byzantium and the Art they inspired, this lecture looks at the life of the pair who ruled the world’s most powerful empire during the 6th century. Together they inspired some of the most beautiful art in the Byzantine Empire, from the sublime mosaics of Ravenna and St. Catherine’s monastery to the miraculous architecture of Hagia Sophia. Sessions take place at 10.30am and 6.00pm and visitors are welcome at $20 per head.

Visit www.adfas.org.au for more information.

ADFAS Bowral

The Battle of the Bangers! The search for the best banger has begun! This 'region-wide' competition began at the Surveyor Inn in Berrima five years ago and is now being held in weekly heats, in six Highland's best known pubs. The final and semi-final 'bang-offs' will take place at the Inn on 30 September.

Tooheys has provided two prizes; a holiday valued at $10,000 and a runner-up prize of a Barbeque. Other prizes include Iceboxes and cases of Fourex Gold for the winner of each pub.

Ross Durney from the Surveyor Inn warns that the competition will be "anything but straight forward" because there are 13 rules which include "bangers must have a skin, no elongated rissoles", "illegal substances may not be used in bangers" and "the rules are subject to change at any time without notice".

Attend the heats or grand final event, which is part of the Tulip Time Festival. Join in the fun and vote for your favourite banger, while helping to raise much needed funds for Tulip Time's charity partner, Lifeline. $1 from every schooner sold at the final will be donated to the cause.

The Surveyor Inn in Berrima will hold its heats every Thursday from 5.30 pm. Other pubs involved are Top Pub Mittagong, Burrawang Hotel, Moss Vale Hotel, Sutton Forest Inn and Imperial Hotel Bowral.


Food & Wine Festival -15 & 16 September

One of the biggest food and wine events in NSW is on again in the Southern Highlands in September.

After the worst wet weather in 60 years forced the cancellation of the much-anticipated, inaugural Festival in March of this year, the disappointment of organisers, exhibitors, stall holders and those planning to attend resonated near and far.

For the Southern Highlands region, renowned for its award winning food and wine, restaurants, hospitality and talent, this original premier event created much excitement and a buzz throughout the Food and Wine Industry, so the timing of the rescheduling of the event was always going to be of the utmost importance – March 2013, just seemed too far away.

In light of this, major sponsor Dan Murphy’s has agreed to fast track the re-staging of the event through additional sponsorship, enabling the event to be

launched as originally planned in 2012.

Robert Kay, President of the Southern Highlands Food & Wine Association, said “This initiative of the Association is a cornerstone of our plans to increase awareness of the Southern Highlands as a producer of fine wines and artisan food as well as home to many excellent restaurants, so we are very grateful to Dan Murphy’s and the other sponsors like WIN Television, Berrima Bus Lines, Radio 2ST, Southern Highland News and Kennards for agreeing to double-up on their sponsorship.”

“The decision of sponsors to renew their support acknowledges the calibre of the event as well as the vast amount of interest generated for the March event as a showcase for the Southern Highlands Region and it’s exceptional Food and Wine Industry.’

In an exciting development, the Inland Tourism Barbecue Challenge, to be televised by the Nine and WIN Television

networks, will also be a feature of the Festival in 2012.

The two day festival will showcase the region’s exceptional food and wine as well as arts and crafts displays, retail outlets, live entertainment and plenty of activities for children.

Complimented by a delicious undercover food court and a posse of talented award winning chefs on hand to demonstrate their culinary expertise and knowledge of local produce, there will be plenty to peruse, learn, taste and savour.

Festivities will be set to the delightful Jazz croons of popular band Ella’s Holiday, live entertainment favoured by industry legend and local Geoff Harvey and most recently much loved comic Barry Humphries.

The tantalizing, multi-awarded wines of the region will be available for tastings throughout the Festival with many a case finding a spot in the car boot for savouring post festival!

Shuttle Bus services from Bowral Train Station to the Event will be operating on both days.

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Come and enjoy this2 day festival of award

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food and sampling great wines by the glass.Be inspired by cooking demonstrations

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it’s sure to be a fun day out for everyone!

Dan Murphy’sSouthern Highlands

FOOD&WINE &WINE &Festival 2012

15th & 16th September 2012

Tickets online: www.southernhighlandsfoodandwine.com.au

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Entry: $10 per person kids under 15 free

When: Saturday 15th September Sunday 16th September

Open: Saturday 10am-5pm Sunday 10am-5pm

Where: Bong Bong Picnic Race Club, Kangaloon Road, Bowral.

Transport: Shuttle buses will run from Bowral Train Station to the venue.


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Cobbitty MarketStalls, BBQ & devonshire teas available 1st Sat 8-1pm (exc Jan & Feb)Cobbitty Public School, Cobbitty Ph: 0438 512 728

Camden Lion's MarketLarge quantity varied stalls3rd Sat 9am – 1pm (excl Jan) Camden Showground Argyle St. Ph: 0417 230 418

Colo Vale Community Market4th Sat 9am-2pm (except Dec) Colo Vale Ph: 4889 4390

Creative Traders @ Picton 1st Sun monthly 9am - 2pm Menangle St Picton Ph: 4623 4449

Warragamba Creative Traders 2nd Sunday of each month 9am - 2pm Warragamba Town Hall.

Bundanoon MarketArt & craft, plants & bric-a-brac1st & 3rd Sun (exc Jan) 8.30am-2.30pm. Bundanoon Hall. Railway Ave. Ph: 48844375 or 0438282256

Berrima School Craft MarketsOver 50 stalls 2nd Sun 8.30 -3pm Primary School Ph: 0407 937 473

Robertson MarketLots of stalls. Good food & refreshments 2nd Sun 9am -3pm School of Arts. Hoddle St Robertson. Ph: 4885 1216

Lilac City Country MarketLocal art, craft & produce, planta, bric-a-brac & cakes. Activities for kids1st Sat (exc Jan) Montague St, Goulburn Ph: 4821 1839

Wollongong Creative Traders Every Friday Crown St Mall Ph: 0425 277 118

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HIGHLANDS HOLIDAYS

enjoy the bene�ts of working with a specialist holiday let manager

Open: Mon - Wed 4pm till late

Thurs – Sun 12noon till late BYO Wine Only!

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The Pines Pastoral

www.thepinespastoral.com.auE: [email protected]

Ph: 02 4868 3523 Mob: 0418 200 138

Moss Vale

Retreat, Relax and Refresh6 historic cottages set in 700 acres of rural quietness and privacy - self

catering. Stroll around the rolling hills and valleys of the farm

What to See & Do Berrima Courthouse Museum

Berrima District Museum

Leighton Gardens in Moss Vale

Southern Highlands Wineries Berrima Goal

Major Regional Festivals.

Australia Day in Berrima Bundanoon Winterfest Bundanoon Garden Ramble Moss Vale Show Brigadoon in Bundanoon

VISIToR INFoRMATIoN CENTRE old Courthouse Museum & Information Centre Cnr Wiltshire & Argyle Sts BerrimaPh: 024877 1505

Enjoy the very best of HIGH TEAS

at the new WERAI TEAHOUSEONLY $25 pp (min 2 people)

Breakfast & lunches available every day NOW FULLY LICENSED

Open 6 days 8 to 5pm.Closed Tuesdays

Bookings essential Cnr Mt. Broughton Rd & Werai Rd. Werai.

www.werai.com.au E:[email protected]

Ph: 024883 4664

Berrima - a shoppers paradiseBerrima is a unique, historic village offering a day tripper the most wonderful array of food and shopping experiences in a living history environment. Established as a township in 1831, Berrima is a preserved Australian, Georgian, colonial town. It is located in a picturesque valley on a bend of the Wingecarribee River.

The town was laid out in the manner of an English village around a village green. The centre of the village today is a living museum, with many of the original buildings, including the gaol, still providing a unique atmosphere within the town. The area is famous for its bushranger activity in the late 1800s.

Today, Berrima is a favourite day trip destination for Sydneysiders and Illawarra and Canberra residents. It offers exquisite boutique shopping, antiques and great food.

Moss Vale, the Shire CapitalMoss Vale is the gateway to the Hume Highway and the Illawarra and is cen-tral to Southern Highland townships and villages and to Highland attrac-tions. The town retains an atmosphere and charm of yesteryear due to an ef-fort to preserve and restore old public buildings and private homes.

Some buildings date to the 1860s - 1890s, the Old Post Office. The Moss Vale Hotel, Court House and the historic Railway Station are fine examples of the 19C architecture. Leighton Gardens, in the centre of town, is as pretty as a picture in spring and autumn with massed displays of flowers and shrubs.

Berrima & Moss Vale www.highlandsimag.com.au

Historic Berrima

Bundanoon

Bundanoon, a "place of deep gullies". Early industries in the district included timber milling, sandstone quarrying and farming. Today Bundanoon retains many of its early 20C buildings and has a 'yesteryear' charm about it.

Bundanoon has its share of interesting craft shops, art galleries, cafes, restaurants, nurseries and picnic areas.

You can hire a bike, walk through nearby Morton National Park, enjoy picnic spots, native flowers and birds and see kangaroos and wallabies at dusk on the edge of town.

Take a walk to "Glow Worm Glen" and discover how the Glow Worms live and glow. Bundanoon is a bushwalkers paradise with fourteen suggested walks; most have vantage points with spectacular views across the valleys. Probably the most visited lookout is the one overlooking the Grand Canyon 3km from the town centre.


Bundanoon - a "place of deep gullies"

Bundanoon is a delightful village set close to the Morton National Park and offers scenic walks, waterfalls and stunning views nearby. It is perhaps the prettiest of the Southern Highlands villages.

Bundanoon presents a charming scene with its avenue of English trees from the town approach to the main shopping strip.

The area is a bushwalkers paradise with fourteen suggested walks, most have vantage points with spectacular views across the valleys.

Details can be found by visiting www.bundanoon.com.au

BUNDANOON PIONEER FLASK.A great range of beer, wine

& spirits and many of our local beers and cool climate wines.

Open Mon/Sat 10am - 7pmSun & Pub Hols 10am - 4pm

13 Railway Parade, Bundanoon Ph: 4883 7314

BUNDANOON PIZZA & PASTA.

Takeaway meals. Pasta,Chicken & Pizza dishes.

Open: Thurs - Sun 5pm onwards.

37 Railway Pde, Bundanoon

Ph: 4883 7733

Steve and Luke Horton opened The Bay Tree Gallery on 1 May providing them with an opportunity to promote local artists and their work.

After retiring last year the opportunity of working with his son Luke and the ability to work with local artists was just an offer too good to be true.

The Bay Tree Gallery has two gallery areas .The main gallery exhibiting works by many local and featured artists including paintings, pottery, figurines, woodwork, jewellery and photography.

The second gallery is exhibiting glasswork and locally made jewellery. The gallery is in the midst of discussions to add a number of fine ceramic works to this area.

The gallery also has four areas for gifts

Visit The Bay Tree Gallery in Berrimaand cards, ladies and men’s fashions and accessories including quality leather bags, jewellery, hats, scarves, wraps and gloves.

The gallery stocks a number of Australian brands including Ugg boots, St Albans scarves wraps and throws, Jacaru coats and hats, Clover Fields soaps and products, Brilliant hand painted silk scarves and Sarah Gordon jewellery.

The gallery has a huge range of gift cards for all occasions including a number of locally hand made cards.

Steve and Luke welcome artists to enquire about exhibiting their work in the gallery.

The gallery is open 7 days (except Christmas Day) from 9am till 5pm and can be contacted on 0248771333

The Pines Pastoral is a large cattle farm set in the prettiest part of the Southern Highlands of NSW. It has five cottages with all modern conveniences with every window opening onto a postcard landscape. The five cottages are available for booking, so if you are looking for absolute quiet and privacy, The Pines Pastoral is an obvious choice.

The Pines has featured in 52 ‘Weekends Away’, ‘The Sydney Magazine’, ‘The

Great Outdoors’, ‘Sydney Weekender’, ‘Channel 7’ and ‘The Sun- Herald Travel Weekend’.

The cottages are located within easy driving distance from Sydney and Canberra and is close to Morton National Park. So pack your woollies and head to Pines Pastoral. Ph: 0418 200 138 www.thepinespastoral.com.au

Relax, Retreat, Refresh at Pines Pastoral


Historic 1850's Bakery

Tea RoomsOpen 7 days

Morning, afternoon tea & light lunch. Great Coffee! (Free Trade Organic)

Cnr Wingecarribee St & Hume HwyPh: 4877 2222

Jams, honey, mustards, pickles & salad dressings.

Old Hume Hwy.Berrima

Ph: 4877 1404

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BERRIMA NAMEPLATESCast Aluminium Home & Property

Names Made To Order

Ph/Fx or E-Mail for Brochure 02 4877 1536

[email protected] Or visit our showroom

Shop 1, Mrs Oldbucks Cnr, Berrima

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Surveyor General InnEst 1834

Australia's oldest, continuous licenced Inn Lunch & dinner, great local wines & a wide

choice of draught beer.Open 7 days.

Mon-Sat till midnight, Sun 11am-10pmAccommodation & history!

Ph: 02 4877 1226Old Hume Hwy, Berrima


BAKERY CAFE Fresh baked bread & rolls daily.

Home made soup & sandwiches. Large selection of hot pies. Devonshire teas &

delicious cakes. Great coffee.

OPEN 7 DAYS from 8:00amShop 6, Mrs Oldbucks Cnr. Berrima

Ph: 4877 2785

BROWN SHUTTER.For that unique gift that really

counts.

Hume Hwy, BerrimaThe white shop @ the top.

Open 7 Days.

Ph: 02 4877 1211


Historic B

errima est. 1831A truly unique, historic village!

Berrima Village PotteryOpen 7 Days 10-5

Unique Country Style Pottery and Home wares

from around the world

8 Jellore St, Berrima Ph: 48 771987

[email protected]

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Morning & Afternoon Teas

Open 6 days 9.30 - 4pm Closed Thurs except Sch Hols

Shop 2, 3 & 4 Berrima's Retreat(behind the Lolly Shop)

Ph: 02 4877 2729


The Bay Tree Gallery Local Artwork and a large range

of quality gifts and fashion accessories.

Mrs Oldbucks Pantry

Delectable jams • Toppings • Sauces • Honeys • Chutneys • 120 teas

• Confectionery • Gourmet delights.www.mrsoldbucks.com.au

Ph: 4877 1489/1800 440 144

02.4877.2699perfumeandskincare.com.au

P&Sperfume &skincare co

Christmas ShopOpen All Year

Large range of Christmas decorations & Australian Christmas animals.

Mrs Oldbucks Cnr, Berrima

Ph: 4877 1577

SPRINKLES

116 Old Hume Highway BerrimaOpen 7 Days 9am till 5pm Ph: 02 4877 1333


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Wine Trail Reference Guide 1. Tertini Wines 2. Bousaada Winery 3. Feast @ McVitty 4. Centennial Vineyards5. Marist Brothers Wines 6. Southern Highlands Wines7. Mount Ashby Estate8. Sallys Corner Wines9. Banjo's Run Vineyard 10. Eling Forest Winery

Bowral

Bundanoon

Moss Vale

Mittagong

Berrima

Exeter

Hoddles Crossroads

Sutton Forest

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Medway

Welby

Burradoo

Glenquarry

Kangaloon

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Willow Vale

AlpineWombeyan Caves Rd

Compton Park Rd

Greenhills Rd

Medway Rd

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Lot 5 Kells Creek Rd, Mittagong (off Wombeyan Caves Road)

open Thurs – Mon 10am – 5pm other times by appointment. Groups by prior arrangement only. Phone (02) 4878 5213 E:[email protected] www.tertiniwines.com.au

Tertini Wines is one of the most awarded wine producers in the Southern Highlands. Our wines are subtle and elegant, with excellent fruit characters arising from the long, slow ripening period and our commitment to low cropping levels, hand pruning and hand picking. Enjoy our award-winning Arneis (one of the rarest wines in the world), Riesling, Pinot Noir and Cabernet/Merlot at the Cellar Door, or you can take a break with some great coffee, gourmet teas and Italian treats.

②Bousaada Vineyard

rCentennial VineyardsCentennial Road, Bowral open 10am-5pm Ph: 02 4861 8722 Restaurant now open 7 days: 11am to 4pm.Ph: 02 4861 8701www.centennial.net.au [email protected]

Centennial Vineyards and Restaurant are situated in a breathtaking vineyard setting just 3 minutes drive west from Bowral.The emphasis is on quality food and wine. Visit our cellar door and taste from our multi-award winning wines then have lunch overlooking the vineyards. As the Highlands’ most awarded producer of quality wines, we currently have 20 wines available for tasting with something to tempt everyone’s palate.

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tMarist Brothers Wines & CafeThe HermitageCnr Bong Bong & old South Rds, Mittagongopen: Sat & Sun 11-4pm, or by app.Phone: (02) 4872 1911E: [email protected] www.maristwines.comThe first vineyard that you discover once you leave the M5 motorway from Sydney is The Hermitage vineyard, the home of Marist Brothers Wines. Originally acquired over 100 years ago for the training of the Brothers, the 155-hectare estate is today a sacred place of quiet and tranquility. In addition to the assortment of cool climate wines produced on the 13 hectare vineyard, including sauvignon blanc, riesling, pinot gris, pinot noir and merlot, a selection of homemade jams and relishes is also available for you to taste. Not to be missed on your visit is a viewing of the beautifully restored neo- gothic style chapel.


135 Kells Creek Rd, Mittagong(1st right off Wombeyan Caves Rd)

Phone: 02 48785399Mob: 0421 716768 or 0412 595852www.bousaada.comE: [email protected] Thurs - Mon10.30am to 5pm. Groups by appointment. Our cellar door overlooks the vineyards onto a small lake. With ‘Bou’ meaning father and ‘saada’ peace and happiness the Australian styled cellar door is an ideal place to try our recent award winning Riesling. Visit our website for tasting notes on our Merlot, Sauvignon blanc, Fume blanc and Pinot Noir.

434 Wombeyan Caves Rd Mittagong

Phone: 4878 5044 www.feastatmcvitty.com.au E: [email protected] open: for Lunch 12pm -2.30pm, Thurs-Sun.Tapas - Fri & Sat nights. Cellar Door Sat/Sun 10am to 4pm.

Fully licenced restaurant/cafe specialising in local produce and wines, with a modern Australian flavour. Located on the McVitty Grove vineyards with views of the rolling Southern Highlands landscape. Dinners and functions by arrangement.

eFeast @ McVitty - Restaurant


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Moss Vale

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Berrima

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Hoddles Crossroads

Sutton Forest

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Medway

Welby

Burradoo

Glenquarry

Kangaloon

Burrawang

Willow Vale

AlpineWombeyan Caves Rd

Compton Park Rd

Greenhills Rd

Medway Rd

Kells Ck Rd

Old Hum

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Centennial Rd

Kangaloon Rd

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Sallys Corner Rd

Joadja Rd

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y Southern Highland WinesCnr oldbury Rd & Illawarra Hwy, Sutton Forest Cellar Door open 7 days, 10 - 5 Restaurant open for lunch Thursday – Sunday Ph: 4868 2300 www.shw.com.au [email protected]

Southern Highland Wines is the home of the best Sauvignon Blanc in the world! The locally produced 2010 Oldbury Reserve Sauvignon Blanc has won many accolades and continues to excel in the prestigious international wine show circuit. The team at SHW have created a winery that is fresh, modern and spacious, where you can experience award winning cool climate wines and mouth watering meals. Sample a selection of wines, tour through the winery, learn about wine making, relax with a glass of wine and enjoy the tantalising selection of produce. Book a table for lunch, on 4868 2300.

⑦Mount Ashby Estate

128 Nowra Road Moss Vale 2577Sally Beresford & Chris Harvey open Thurs - Sun & pub hols 10 - 5pm Ph: 02 4869 4792www.mountashby.com.au

Indulge in a golden moment at Mount Ashby Estate Winery. Our Cellar Door and” La Pallette” Cafe are open Thursday to Sunday 11 am to 5 pm or by appointment. Enjoy award winning wines, local produce amongst Sally Beresford Antiques and French Farmhouse Tables. Situated 50 metres from the corner of Nowra and Yarrawa Roads Moss Vale

⑧Sallys Corner257 Sally's Corner Rd, Exeter Midway betweeen old Argyle Rd & the Hume Hwy

open 10.30 – 4.30pm Sat,Sun & pub hols or by appointment [email protected] Ph: 02 4883 4999

Choosing a good wine is simple. A good wine is the wine you like.Come to our cellar door and experience the aromas and flavours of our wines and you be the judge. Our wines are the best value in the Southern Highlands.

www.highlandsmag.com.au

⑨Banjo's Run Vineyard212 Sally’s Corner Rd, EXETER NSW 2579

open: Cellar Door: Sat & Sun & Public Holidays 11am - 4pm (other times by appointment) Ph: 0408 228 724 or 0416 038 724Email: [email protected] www.banjosrun.com.au

Cellar Door, Award Winning WinesGroup bookings welcome, Tastings in the vines, Family run, Rural setting, Friendly Working farm, Telephone and online sales

⑩Eling Foreston the Hume Highway, Sutton Forest12kms South of Berrima, 2kms North of the Illawarra Highway

Cellar Door Café & Farm Shop ph: 4878 9155open: 7 days per week, 10 am to 5 pm except Xmas DayEmail: [email protected]

Cellar Door, Café and Farm Shop; where you can purchase gourmet food ‘pronto’ for the traveller. Sample, then enjoy the region’s finest wines in the intimacy of our Café and winter open fire with a choice of farm fresh home-made fare for lunches or morning and afternoon teas. Group wine tasting tours welcome at small charge. BnB, wedding venue and award winning Stones Restaurant.


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The Blue Rose Cafe Coffee Shop, Snacks & Takeaway food.• Pies, sausage rolls• Slices, cookies & muffins • Milkshakes & coffee.

The Magpie Cafe Berrima

open 7 Days Breakfast, lunch, dinner. Selection of home-made cakes, scones jam & cream.

BYo. Old Hume Hwy, BerrimaPh: 4877 2008

The Stone Room - Tapas & Wine Bar Weddings, birthdays all functions.Cheese boards & share plates. Extensive wine list. Tapas: from a light snack to a full meal - something for everybody

Love the food and the ambience!

Open: Fri - Sun, lunch. Wed- Sat dinnerPh: 02 4877 2800Old Hume Highway BERRIMA

open 7 days from 8.30am

Open for morning, afternoon tea and lunch.

Opposite Coles Express

409 - 411 Argyle St, Moss Vale

Ph: 4869 5925

Wolfgang's German Restaurant Authentic German & Swiss Cuisine open: Lunch, Sat & Sun 11.30 - 2.00pm Dinner, Wed - Sun 5.30pm till late

Highlands Arcade, (behind ANZ Bank)279-287 Bong Bong St. Bowral www.wolfgangsrestaurant.com.au

Ph: 02 4861 1257

Blue Rose Cafe - open 5 days Monday- Friday 9-4pm 4/10 Funston St, Bowral

Ph: 4861 2769


Canary Cafe

Cafe Pirouette & Fine Food Deli Fresh food & great coffee All day breakfast. Lunches on the run or sit down and unwind, romantic dinners, home made cakes, muffins & desserts.

oPENING HoURS: 7 days - 7am till 4pm weekdays, 8am till 4pm weekends

Shop 6-7, 79-81 Hoddle St, Robertson Ph: 4885 1788


Fireside Festival 1-31 August 21 venues throughout the Canberra region. Celebrate winter in Canberra during this month-long festival. Enjoy hearty winter cuisines with local wines in front of crackling fires. www.thepoachersway.com.au

Camden Antique Fair 4-5 August Approximately thirty well-known dealers representing most types of antiques, furniture, jewellery, linen, porcelain and collectable items. A preview evening on Friday 3 August from 6.30 pm to 9 pm will give visitors an opportunity to browse, buy or consider before attendance on the weekend when the Fair will open at 10 am. Refreshments include home made soup, pies, sandwiches with coffee and tea. Valuer for appraisals of family treasures. The Fair is a fund raising activity of QUOTA International of Camden - supporting worthy causes. Beneficiaries for this year’s Fair will be the 1st Cobbitty Scout Group, the Wollondilly SES and other charities. Ph: 4655 5963

ADFAS Bowral Film Night: 8 August will raise funds to support sending children from six small local schools to an Oz Opera for Schools performance of Hansel and Gretel. Funds raised by ADFAS also support scholarships for two students at the Sturt School for Wood. Tickets are available at the Empire Cinema. Visit www.adfas.org.au for more information.

Carrington Fair 11 August. 90 Werombi Rd, Grasmore. Great family day out: food, music, dance, & car displays, show rides, pony rides and more. www.carringtoncare.com.au Ph: 4659 0305

Mittagong Preschool Bush Fun Run - A Family Day of Fun, Food and Fitness. 19 August. Welby Hockey fields. All abilities are catered for from families with prams to the professionals with 2km, 5km and 10km courses to choose from. Register at www.mittagongpreschool.org.au/ or on the day from 7:30am (first race starts at 8:45am).

Riverfest 25 August 11am to 3pm Koshigaya Park, Campbelltown. This popular family event features a variety of multicultural entertainment, performers, dancers, informative stalls, free interactive workshops and food vendors with dishes from around the world. Ph: 4645 4921

Trainworks Winter Beer Festival 25 August 10am - 5pm Trainworks, 10 Barbour Rd, Thirlmere. A celebration of great beer and the craftsmanship, artistry and passion that goes into its creation. The Trainworks site will be transformed into a beer lovers’ paradise as the exhibited locos and diesel engines give wide berth for a family-friendly celebration of great beer, good food and live entertainment. Bookings

Alpaca Show

Food & Wine Festival

Battle of the Bangers!

Riverfest in Campbelltown

Fireside Festival - Canberra

What's On August - Septemberare now open for breweries to reserve exhibitor space and explore sponsorship packages. www.trainworks.com.au

High Tea in the Gardens 26 August 1.30pm - 4pm Campbelltown Arts Centre Cafe. Set in the picturesque surrounds of the Japanese Gardens, enjoy a mix of sweet and savoury delights, as well as tea, coffee and a glass of bubbly. Ph: 4645 4297

Camden Festival - Festivals and Celebrations8-23 September Various venues around the Camden. Includes Street Fair; Cinema under the Stars; Food Wine and Music Festival; Spring Picnic; Masked Ball; Colonial Sunday and Jazz in the Vineyards. Camden Festival runs for two weeks with something for all. Ph: 4655 8338 www.camden.nsw.gov.au

Alpaca Show 15 - 16 September Charles Ledger Show - Alpaca judging (NSW-Sydney C and H Region). Moss Vale Showground Ph: 0410 461 343.

Dan Murphy's Southern Highlands Food and Wine Festival 15 & 16 September 10am-6pm, Sat & 9am to 4pm Sun. Bong Bong Racecourse, Kangaloon Road, Bowral. This inaugural festival will provide locals and visitors with two great days to sample award winning food and wine. Live music, cooking demonstrations, a family fair and some great market stalls. A FREE shuttle bus service will also run from Bowral Station to the Race Course throughout the day. Ph: 4861 5973

Tulip Time 18 September -1 october Corbett Gardens, Bowral. Be stunned by the breathtaking beauty of the region during the 52nd Tulip Time Festival. Over 100,000 tulips and 25,000 annuals are planted each year to transform Bowral's Corbett Gardens and other parks across the shire into stunning displays of sweeping Spring colour. For the duration of the 14-day festival you can enjoy a changing program of events including specialist shows on the weekends. Ph: 1300 657 559

'TASTE' Food Wine and Music Festival 23 September 12pm - 5pm. Camden Town Farm, Exeter Street, Camden. Enjoy a host of delicious food options and wine tasting from some of the region's best winemakers, cooking demonstrations plus a jumping castle, face painting and an animal farm for kids. Ph: 4645 5034

Battle of the Bangers 30 September The Surveyor General InnTulip Time's Battle of the Bangers Grand Final will take place at the Surveyor General Inn, Berrima. This will be the culmination of all finalists who have gone through the heats at their local pub and been the winner. Why not come along and join in the fun, which will start at 3pm. Ph: 02 4877 1226

Trainworks Beer Festival


Robertson is a pretty rural village with breath-taking scenery, spectacular waterfalls and rainforests in nearby National Parks. Lush surrounding farmland and country lanes complete the picture for this 'not to be missed' visitor friendly village, which lies at the edge of the Southern Highlands.

In Robertson, you’ll find cosy cafes and restaurants, antiques and collectables, galleries with regular exhibitions, and a heritage railway station in landscaped gardens. Many shops specialize in goods that are both hand - made and Australian.

The building known as ‘The Cheese Factory’ is a ‘must see’ in Robertson as it now houses a collection of shops offering, cheese, gifts, craft and collectables.

The village is worth visiting both for itself, and as an ideal base to explore a spectacular hinterland, it is recognized as the “green heart” of the Southern Highlands on account of its superb rural scenery. Ridge roads with sweeping views contrast with sheltered tree-clad lanes, making this a delightful place for a scenic drive.

There is much to discover. Stud cattle, sheep and alpacas graze green pastures. Rich, deep, red soils grow the legendary “Robbo Spuds” - Australia’s most sought-after potatoes.

Robbo Spuds are always on sale in season (December to April).

All this and more in a picturesque village where people are friendly, parking is easy and there is a genuine country town atmosphere.

Nearby are three of the longest drop

For information about Robertson go to:www.robertson.nsw.au VISIT:Robertson Cheese Factory107 Illawarra Hwy, Robertson Ph: 4885 2000 or 4885 2400

The green heart of the Highlands

Visit spectacular Fitzroy Falls

Robertson Rail Heritage Station

Budderoo National Park

Belmore Falls

Carrington Falls

Illawarra Fly Robertson Cheese Factory

What to See & Do

Robertson www.highlandsimag.com.au

Robertson Potato Farm

THE ROBERTSON PIE SHOP

OPEN ALL YEARDelicious pies, pastries, sausage rolls, soups and a

variety of other foods made on the premises.

Illawarra Highway, Jamberoo intersection, 3km east of Robertson

Ph: 4885 1330

waterfalls in Australia. They all plunge from rugged sandstone escarpments into rainforest canyons and valleys. Barren Grounds nature reserve has wonderful wild flowers and easy plateau walks to coastal views.

The Illawarra Fly turns exploring the cliff tops into a great adventure with treetop walkways, a soaring tower, and sweeping coastal vistas from Port Kembla to Kiama.

Further afield you can find Fitzroy Falls which offers scenery on a grand scale. Waterfalls, sandstone cliffs, lush rainforest gullies and sweeping views of the escarpment are a good reason for visitors to include this area in your tour of the Southern Highlands..

The Fitzroy Falls Visitor Centre is open seven days and provides a range of information on Morton National Park and other places to visit in the area.

The Falls Café offers a selection of tasty home cooked meals or simply coffee and cake in a bush environment. Barbecue facilities, toilets, picnic shelters all with disabled access.


What to See & Do

Accommodation

Illawarra Hway Robertson Ph: 4885 1444

AndChats Cafe & RestaurantEat in or takeawayOpen 7 days

Come and explore the shops, food & cafe at

107 ILLAWARRA HWY, ROBERTSON

The Robertson Cheese Room Providores of local, organic and imported cheeses and condiments. Ph: 4885 2000 Green Heart Gallery Australian works by artisans & craft makers. (Closed Tues & Wed) www.greenheartgallery.com.au Ph 4885 2400

Highlands in Season Produce & products reflecting our seasons. Ph: 0407 933 435

Robertson Cheese Factory CafeServing fresh, local & seasonal produce. Breakfast, light lunches. Ph: 4885 2468

www.robertsoncheesefactory.com

OPEN 7 DAYS

A celebration of stunning tulip displays, entertainment, special events, premiere private gardens and more!

2012 celebrates Tulip Time’s 52nd festival. The centrepiece of Tulip Time, Bowral’s Corbett Gardens will again be mass-planted with over 60,000 tulips and 25,000 annuals with an additional 40,000 tulips planted in Winifred West Park in Mittagong and Leighton Gardens in Moss Vale.

This year’s charity partner is Lifeline Macarthur. The Southern Highlands falls directly within the Lifeline Macarthur & Southern Highlands precinct so proceeds from Tulip Time 2012 go directly back to the local community. The theme of ‘connections and contrasts’ reflects Lifeline’s slogan, “connect with someone who cares”.

Throughout the 14-day Tulip Time festival there will be a changing program of events including live entertainment in Corbett Gardens, Food & Wine Fair, House & Garden

Expo, Tulips After Dark and classic favourite, Tulip Time Street Parade. Also open for the duration of Tulip Time are some of Australia’s premiere private gardens.

Special events on the calendar this year include 7’s Rugby Tournament, Fashion Parade High Tea @ historic Milton Park Hotel, ‘Battle of the Bangers’ sausage cook-off at Southern Highlands town and village pubs.

Geraldine Turner, one of Australia’s best loved Musical Theatre stars is this years Tulip Time Ambassador.

Corbett Gardens, Bowral18 September – 1 October 2012

opening Times: 9am to 4pm daily

Also Saturday 22 Sept 6.30pm-9pm

Note: Garden closed Mon 17 SeptFor More Info Contact:

Tourism Southern Highlands

1300 657 559 or 02 4871 2888 E: [email protected]

Tulip Time 2012, Bowral Southern Highlands‘Connections and Contrasts’ 18 September – 1 october


VISIToR INFoRMATIoN CENTRE201 Sloane Street, Goulburn Ph: 02 4823 4492 or 1800 353 646

www.igoulburn.comE: [email protected]

Australia’s first inland city

Goulburn www.highlandsimag.com.au

Historic Homes in Goulburn

What to See & Do Goulburn Historic Waterworks

Goulburn Rail Heritage Centre

Riversdale Historic Homestead

Goulburn War Memorial & MuseumMajor Regional Events Lilac Festival Goulburn Roses Festival Taralga Heritage Rally The Pumpkin Festival The Apple Day Festival

Goulburn is a thriving rural and commercial centre and offers country style living and hospitality.

The city is rich in heritage and natural beauty and any visitor interested in the history and development of this beautiful city will be delighted during guided and self guided tours of historic sites, homesteads, cathedrals, cemeteries and points of interest.

The first white explorers sited the land that was to become the first inland city from Mt. Towrang in 1798, but it was not explored until some 20 years later. Governor Macquarie declared it the Goulburn plains in 1820. Land seekers settled the area from 1818 onwards.

By 1841 Goulburn had a population of some 1,200 people - a courthouse, police barracks, churches, hospital, post office and was the centre of a great sheep and farming area. It became an administrative centre for the district taking in surrounding townships for the new County Argyle. It is home to the Big Merino & the NSW Police Academy and its secondary industry is based on a mix of private and Government enterprise.

In the private sector, firms are engaged in wool scouring, cotton products, footwear, heavy and light engineering, building related undertakings, retail distribution and concrete products.

Where: 21 venues throughout the Canberra region

Come and discover winter in the capital region, during this year’s Fireside Festival.

Celebrating everything good about winter, this month-long festival is all about curling up by the crackling fire, with some hearty winter cuisine while enjoying a glass of fine local red with that loved one or friends.

So instead of staying home this winter,

Fireside Festival – for all of your favourite winter indulgences!1-31 August 2012

make Canberra your destination with one of their winter warming experiences – from degustation dinners celebrating local and seasonal produce to tastings of the region’s best reds, as well as innovative and exciting performances, events and exhibitions. And with indulgent day spa experiences available and special B&B packages....you will never want to leave!

Further information visit: www.thepoachersway.com.au for event details and register online to receive regular event updates.

Make your winter escape an escape to winter…


Historic G

oulburn

The Big Merino A celebration of Australia's

fine wool industry Showcasing beautiful fashion items

made from this brilliant and versatile natural fibre.

Cnr Hume and Sowerby St, Goulburn Ph: 4822 8013

www.bigmerino.com.au

Goulburn is teeming with history and is sure to delight the history buffs amongst you. Visit grand old buildings & magnificent cathedrals! Explore historic attractions, museums & old houses! Visit the Big Merino. Take in the grandeur of this beautiful historic city by strolling through its streets and laneways!

The following historic sites are a real treat for those who appreciate buildings of historic significance; St Saviour's Cathedral, The Big Merino, Riversdale Homestead, St Clair Folk Museum & Archives, Goulburn War Memorial & Museum and Goulburn Historic Waterworks, located in an idyllic setting on the banks of the Wollondilly River. Visit: www.igoulburn.com.au

St Saviour’s Cathedral This Cathedral is one of the most beautiful Gothic Cathedrals in Australia. Completed in 1884, St Saviour’s Cathedral was designed by the architect Edmund Blacket.

Admire the stained glass windows, detailed stone carving and magnificent organ. Bourke St, Goulburn.

open: 10-4pm daily Ph: 4821 2206E: [email protected] www.goulburncathedral.org.au

Historic Waterworks Marsden Weir, Goulburn

Home to two unique, operational, steam engines, each over 100 years old. Picnic in the grounds or lunch at the Pumphouse Cafe on steaming days.

open: Sunday and school holidays 10am-4pm. Mon & Tues 10am – 2pm.

Steaming Dates for 2012: 30 Sept, 21 Oct, 25 Nov, 16 Dec.

Ph: 4823 4448

www.highlandsmag.com.au 29

Riversdale Colonial, Georgian Homestead and former Coaching Inn (1837)

open: Sun 10am-3pm. Mon, Tues, Thurs: 10am - 2pm Groups any day by app

Twynam Dr, North Goulburn. Mob: 0414 951 955 or 0409 953 859E: [email protected]

• Colonial furniture• Arts & crafts.• Formal Gardens• Cottage Gardens• Picnic facilities• Kitchen • Toilets

Historic Goulburn

War Memorial A unique war memorial boasting spectacular views of the city. Charming museum located in the old caretakers cottage, containing memorabilia from all wars. Lookout open every day. Tower and Museum open weekends, pub & school hols 10am - 4pm. Memorial Drive, Rocky Hill, Goulburn Ph: 4823 4463

Fireside Festival – for all of your favourite winter indulgences!1-31 August 2012

Make your winter escape an escape to winter…


Curl up by the crackling fire,

taste the best winter cuisine,

enjoy glasses of fine red wine,

discover new places and experiences,

and immerse yourself in winter... fi residefestival.com.aucofefirfi

21 venues throughout the Canberra region

1-31 AUGUST


Jenny Tubby: Octagonal Rooms Jenny Tubby, Octagonal Rooms installation, 2011, mixed media. Photography Derek

Kreckler.

Naomi Ullmann: Opportunity Knocks Naomi Ullman, Installation view, Home Sweet Home, 2008,

mixed mediacelebrating commUNITY Beryl Brierley, The Emu in the

Milky Way, 2009, synthetic polymer paint on canvas, 51 x 76.5cm, Purchased 2011.

You Are Here Sali Herman, Light House at Wollongong, c. 1945, oil on board, 35 x 43 cm,

The George and Nerissa Johnson Memorial Bequest, purchased 2008

What's on @ IPAC

Griffin Theatre Company's ANGELA'S KITCHEN By Paul Capsis & Julian Meyrick An astonishing, evocative piece of autobiographical theatre from one of Australia's finest performers.

28 August – 1 September Tickets: $49 -$59 Under 30s: $34

WOLLONGONG CITY GALLERY Exhibitions - August 2012Open Tues-Fri, 10am-5pm. Weekends & Public Hols from noon - 4pmBurelli St, Wollongong www.wollongongcitygallery.com Ph: 02 4228 7500

EXHIBITIoNS: celebrating commUNITY Naidoc Week 2012 until 12 August

ARTEXPRESS High achieving bodies of work by NSW students.until 19 August

Naomi Ullmann: Opportunity Knocks An installation of miniature homes in snowdomes.Until 26 August

Jenny Tubby: Octagonal Rooms 2011/12 Artist in ResidenceUntil 26 August

Stand Up Close: Remembering Ron Lambert Celebrating the legacy of this influential artist and teacherUntil 2 September

You Are Here Works from the collection inspired by the Illawarra landscapeUntil 11 November

‘McMansions’ constructed from plastic and old credit cards placed inside snowdomes.

Stand Up Close. Remembering Ron Lambert explores the legacy of influential artist and teacher Ron Lambert (1923 – 1995). This exhibition includes work by friends, colleagues and artists. On display until 2 September.

You Are Here on show until 11 November, is a location oriented display of contemporary, colonial and early Australian paintings, prints, photographs, watercolours and drawings from the collection created in response to the vivid Illawarra environment.

celebrating commUNITY, on display until 12 August, is an exhibition of works by local Aboriginal artists for NAIDOC Week 2012, and celebrates the spirit of unity and community pride.

ARTEXPRESS features a selection of high achieving Bodies of Work submitted for the New South Wales Higher School Certificate Visual Arts examination in 2011. On display Until 19 August.

Resident artist Jenny Tubby has created an installation of octagonal rooms which are like curiosity boxes that invite the viewer to enter and explore. Octagonal Rooms is on display until 26 August.

Opportunity Knocks is on display until 26 August and features a series of miniature

Bangarra Dance Theatre's TERRAIN

Bangarra Dance Theatre explores the relationship of Indigenous people to country and how landscape becomes a second skin.

24 & 25 AugustTickets: $60 -$65Under 30s: $39

A new production from Opera Australia's Oz Opera. Mozart'sDON GIOVANNILove. Betrayal. Passion. Revenge. Be swept up in the stylishly sexy decadence of Oz Opera's exciting new production of Mozart's classic opera.

"Opera with attitude" - Daily Telegraph 2 – 4 August Tickets: $60 -$65 Under 30s: $39

Illawarra Performing Arts Centre, 32 Burelli Street, Wollongong. Ph: 4224 5999 www.merrigong.com.au


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