A rodeo, live music, wine tasting and more: See what you can get up to in the Southern Tablelands this week

World Wetlands Day

Tablelanders can learn more about the wildlife, history and previous floods in the wetlands with free tours from FROGS Landcare.

Bird lovers can join President of the local Field Naturalist Society Frank Atram at 8.30am and 10.30am. FROGS Landcare members will give general tours at 9.30am and 11.30am.

The Australian Plant Society will be on hand to offer access to native plants for home gardens, and Local Land Services may also be present on the day.

People interested in a weekend tour can register their interest at frogslandcare@gmail.com.

New movie

The story of how the moon is knocked out of Earth's orbit will be coming to the Tablelands this week. Moonfall stars Halle Berry, John Bradley and Patrick Wilson.

Tickets and sessions will be updated here.

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Masters Men Hockey NSW Indoor State Championship

Hockey teams from across the state will battle it out this week. Come along and support the local Goulburn teams.

Bush tradition sessions

Come along and enjoy an evening full of poems, Australian folk music, dances and more.

Email secretary@goulburnclub.com.au or call 02 4821 2043 to find out more.

Goulburn Rodeo

Get into the country spirit with a rodeo this weekend. Last year's rodeo was cancelled, but it is making a comeback this year. It is one of the oldest rodeos in Australia.

Attendees can purchase tickets at the gate and must check in with the QR codes once they arrive.

Adult tickets are $20 each, $10 for senior card holders, $10 for children aged between seven and 16 and $50 for families. Children under seven can enter for free.

event updates will be posted on the Goulburn Rodeo Club Inc Facebook page.

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Goulburn Rotary club Book Fair

Discover a variety of pre-loved books this month. You can browse through the books daily until February 13. All proceeds from the books will go towards Rotary charities and projects. This is a COVID safe event.

St Saviour's Community Craft and Garage Sale

Discover stalls full of items such as bric-a-brac, crafts, toys, furniture, books and clothes. There will also be refreshments on the day.

Goulburn Country Music Association

The first Sunday of the month means lots of country music will be playing at the Goulburn Workers Club.

It is recommended to contact the club prior to attendance because sometimes the event is cancelled due to a sporting event or relocated to another room.

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Sunday Sessions

Kick back and relax and sing along as you enjoy your weekend. A mix of Australian, folk, Americana and Celtic songs will be performed.

Tablelanders can enjoy Aussie songs from 1pm to 3pm, and Americana hits from 3pm to 5pm.

Yarralaw Springs Wines: Cellar Door Wine Tasting

Have a picnic or relax in the cellar door while you taste some estate-grown wines. The cellar door is open on the first, second and third Sunday of the month.

You can call 4844 7188 or email admin@yarralawsprings.com.au to plan your visit. It is best to call before attending as it can change with short notice. There is disabled access available and you can contact the operator for more details.

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Bungonia Sunday Breakfast

Come along for this weekly breakfast ran by the Bungonia Progress Association and local volunteers. All proceeds go back to the Bungonia Press Association INC to keep the hall open.

Attendees can enjoy foods like an English breakfast for four dollars, a bacon and egg roll for five dollars, freshly made coffee for four dollars and pancakes with maple syrup, jam, butter and cream for four dollars.

Contact Melody on 0403068719 to make a group booking.

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