Events November 2008

The Singleton Historical Society was formed more than 40 years ago and displays a large assortment of artifacts including Aboriginal, convict, pioneer and rural articles of our Heritage.
Take the time to explore the 2 stone lock-up cells and the museum's feature exhibits from a bygone era.
The Records and Research Room of the Museum contains a huge amount of historical data which is available to members, students & the public. Resource materials include: library, photographs, literature, microfilm of Singleton Argus and Maitland Mercury, AGCI indexes 1 & 2 and much more.
The aims of the society are to preserve artifacts used by the Aboriginal inhabitants, European settlers and residents of the area for the appreciation of present and future generations.
The museum reflects these aims through its displays and research activities.

Entry fees:
Adult - $3.00
School Children - $1.00
Infants - Free
Groups by arrangement
Research available. Inquire for cost.

Yurt and farm tours are run daily and will introduce you to

* Solar powered yurt
* Biodymanic farming
* Permaculture mandala gardens
* Chook tractors
* Year round vege growing
* Fruit trees in small spaces
Then enjoy a drink or bite to eat on the verandah with stunning views over Lake St Clair.
$11.00 per person.

Over 400,000 Christmas Lights on show throughout designated areas of Hunter Valley Gardens. Includes over 400,000 lights, special guest Santa, entertainment plus food and beverages available. If you have visited the Gardens throughout the day, entry to the Christmas Lights Spectacular is free with your receipt as proof of entry.

Wednesday to Sunday nights 7.00pm to 10.00pm

Entry Fee: Adults $12.50, Children (6 - 12 years) $7.50, Children under 5 free.

The Singleton Branch of the Country Women's Association hold their monthly meetings on the second Friday of the month strating at 10.00am at the CWA Hall.

During the year the Singleton Branch hold different events, catering for bus groups.

Farmer direct produce - buy directly from local and NSW farmers - beef, lamb, vegetables, fruit, cheeses, trout, etc. A range of craft also available. 8.00am to 1.00pm.

To celebrate the release of our new White Label Wines from the outstanding 2007 Hunter Valley vintage, we will hold our second annual White Hot Dinner in our beautiful barrel room here at the winery at Broke.
As a Margan winelover, we personally invite you to bring a partner, or get a group of friends together, and join us for an evening of fine food, great wine and fun. Lounge suit would be appropriate, and to keep with the theme of the evening, we would love guests to wear something white - a little or a lot!
Cost: $90 per head all inclusive.

See the classic Australian 1946 film 'Bush Christmas' and shorts by starlight (weather permitting). Enjoy a BYO picnic or BBQ before the movies. Accommodation or camping available overnight. Bookings essential. Cost: Adults $8 Children $4 Callicoma Hill Eco-cabin 529 Mt Royal Road Carrowbrook via Singleton

Events December 2008

The Singleton Historical Society was formed more than 40 years ago and displays a large assortment of artifacts including Aboriginal, convict, pioneer and rural articles of our Heritage.
Take the time to explore the 2 stone lock-up cells and the museum's feature exhibits from a bygone era.
The Records and Research Room of the Museum contains a huge amount of historical data which is available to members, students & the public. Resource materials include: library, photographs, literature, microfilm of Singleton Argus and Maitland Mercury, AGCI indexes 1 & 2 and much more.
The aims of the society are to preserve artifacts used by the Aboriginal inhabitants, European settlers and residents of the area for the appreciation of present and future generations.
The museum reflects these aims through its displays and research activities.

Entry fees:
Adult - $3.00
School Children - $1.00
Infants - Free
Groups by arrangement
Research available. Inquire for cost.

Yurt and farm tours are run daily and will introduce you to

* Solar powered yurt
* Biodymanic farming
* Permaculture mandala gardens
* Chook tractors
* Year round vege growing
* Fruit trees in small spaces
Then enjoy a drink or bite to eat on the verandah with stunning views over Lake St Clair.
$11.00 per person.

Come along and join in for the Westpac Helicopter Support Group monthly meeting, held the first Tuesday of the month at Club Singleton.

Join us for this free community event and experience the wonder and spirit of Christmas under the stars. Featuring all the old favourites, including a visit from Santa, everyone is invited to come along and enjoy the show. Fireworks 9:00pm. Food and beverage available to purchase on site. So come along to the Village Green at Hunter Valley Gardens, Broke Road, Pokolbin for a fabulous FREE concert.

A fabulous 4 course luncheon including wine, entertainment, wine options game and great company. Guests are presented with a specially designed plate as a momento of the occasion.

Full year booking $110.00 per person
Casual booking $120.00 per person
Group Booking - Book for 10 people, pay for 9.

Interested parties are invited to the Singleton Chamber of Commerce monthly meeting and luncheon. Come along and find out more about this dynamic group and meet the local businessmen and businesswomen who attend.

Members $25.00 per person
Non-Members $35.00 per person
12:30pm - 2:00pm

Having grown considerably, the Women In Business Group offers a unique insight to women operating, managing and working within the business community. Guest speakers have ranged from motivational speakers, business advisors and women from all walks of life willing to share their journeys. Designed specifically for women to assist them in having a platform which to support each other, learn and be mentored and network within the community. Women in business continues to be a valuable tool for Businesswomen in the Singleton area.
Begins at 6.30pm

Twilight community market with various stalls including: Fresh Seafood, Books, Bric-a-Brac, Local Produce, Gourmet Foods, Gifts and Bargains. Community markets provide an opportunity for visitors and locals to linger and enjoy a summers evening in the park plus a sausage sizzle.
Located next to the Fire Shed, Wollombi Street, Broke. Commences 4pm.

Events January 2009

The Singleton Historical Society was formed more than 40 years ago and displays a large assortment of artifacts including Aboriginal, convict, pioneer and rural articles of our Heritage.
Take the time to explore the 2 stone lock-up cells and the museum's feature exhibits from a bygone era.
The Records and Research Room of the Museum contains a huge amount of historical data which is available to members, students & the public. Resource materials include: library, photographs, literature, microfilm of Singleton Argus and Maitland Mercury, AGCI indexes 1 & 2 and much more.
The aims of the society are to preserve artifacts used by the Aboriginal inhabitants, European settlers and residents of the area for the appreciation of present and future generations.
The museum reflects these aims through its displays and research activities.

Entry fees:
Adult - $3.00
School Children - $1.00
Infants - Free
Groups by arrangement
Research available. Inquire for cost.

Celebrate Australia with our " Australiana" themed school holiday activities designed to educate children and to celebrate the heritage of Australia. There will be Aboriginal craft and painting, face painting, free Australian flag temporary tatoo and an Aboriginal dance and music performance.

Entry Free: Adult $19.90, Concession $15.50, Children (6-12 years) $12.00, Children under 5 Free & Family $54.00.

Events February 2009

The Singleton Historical Society was formed more than 40 years ago and displays a large assortment of artifacts including Aboriginal, convict, pioneer and rural articles of our Heritage.
Take the time to explore the 2 stone lock-up cells and the museum's feature exhibits from a bygone era.
The Records and Research Room of the Museum contains a huge amount of historical data which is available to members, students & the public. Resource materials include: library, photographs, literature, microfilm of Singleton Argus and Maitland Mercury, AGCI indexes 1 & 2 and much more.
The aims of the society are to preserve artifacts used by the Aboriginal inhabitants, European settlers and residents of the area for the appreciation of present and future generations.
The museum reflects these aims through its displays and research activities.

Entry fees:
Adult - $3.00
School Children - $1.00
Infants - Free
Groups by arrangement
Research available. Inquire for cost.

Events March 2009

The Singleton Historical Society was formed more than 40 years ago and displays a large assortment of artifacts including Aboriginal, convict, pioneer and rural articles of our Heritage.
Take the time to explore the 2 stone lock-up cells and the museum's feature exhibits from a bygone era.
The Records and Research Room of the Museum contains a huge amount of historical data which is available to members, students & the public. Resource materials include: library, photographs, literature, microfilm of Singleton Argus and Maitland Mercury, AGCI indexes 1 & 2 and much more.
The aims of the society are to preserve artifacts used by the Aboriginal inhabitants, European settlers and residents of the area for the appreciation of present and future generations.
The museum reflects these aims through its displays and research activities.

Entry fees:
Adult - $3.00
School Children - $1.00
Infants - Free
Groups by arrangement
Research available. Inquire for cost.

NSW Seniors week will be celebrated at Hunter Valley Gardens with a number of exciting events and activities taking place for all Seniors to enjoy. Hosted in recognition of the contribution Seniors make to the community. All Seniors also receive a free gift

Entry Fees: Adults $19.90, Concession $15.50, Family $54.00 & Groups (10 or more) $16.50.

Events April 2009

The Singleton Historical Society was formed more than 40 years ago and displays a large assortment of artifacts including Aboriginal, convict, pioneer and rural articles of our Heritage.
Take the time to explore the 2 stone lock-up cells and the museum's feature exhibits from a bygone era.
The Records and Research Room of the Museum contains a huge amount of historical data which is available to members, students & the public. Resource materials include: library, photographs, literature, microfilm of Singleton Argus and Maitland Mercury, AGCI indexes 1 & 2 and much more.
The aims of the society are to preserve artifacts used by the Aboriginal inhabitants, European settlers and residents of the area for the appreciation of present and future generations.
The museum reflects these aims through its displays and research activities.

Entry fees:
Adult - $3.00
School Children - $1.00
Infants - Free
Groups by arrangement
Research available. Inquire for cost.

Potters - Thursday 9th & 16th - 10.30am to 3.00pm

Quilters - Tuesday 7th & 14th - 10.00am to 3.00pm and Thursday 9th & 16th - 6.30pm to 9.00pm

Textile Artists - Thursday 9th & 16th - 11.00am to 3.00pm

Monday Art Group - Monday 6th & 13th - 9.30am to 1.00pm

Family History Society - Saturday 4th, 11th & 18th - 1.00pm to 4.00pm and Wednesday 8th & 15th - 12.00pm to 3.00pm

Events May 2009

The Singleton Historical Society was formed more than 40 years ago and displays a large assortment of artifacts including Aboriginal, convict, pioneer and rural articles of our Heritage.
Take the time to explore the 2 stone lock-up cells and the museum's feature exhibits from a bygone era.
The Records and Research Room of the Museum contains a huge amount of historical data which is available to members, students & the public. Resource materials include: library, photographs, literature, microfilm of Singleton Argus and Maitland Mercury, AGCI indexes 1 & 2 and much more.
The aims of the society are to preserve artifacts used by the Aboriginal inhabitants, European settlers and residents of the area for the appreciation of present and future generations.
The museum reflects these aims through its displays and research activities.

Entry fees:
Adult - $3.00
School Children - $1.00
Infants - Free
Groups by arrangement
Research available. Inquire for cost.

Come along to Countryfest at Singleton Showground and see the amazing Australian Wife Carrying Titles.
You don't have to be a married couple to enter, just as long as you bring your sense of fun.
This year at Countryfest there is something for the whole family. The Professional Bull-Ride Rodeo will have everyone on the edge of their seats. See the grunt of the ute muster, the Australian Light-Horsemen will be on show with a ridden exhibition, and the big boys will be giving their all in a woodchop dispay. Enjoy some authentic bush poetry along with all the favourite fairground rides.
This year a live broadcast of the Australian Wife Carrying Titles by the 2GB Continuous Call Team will entertain you with their hilarious antics from midday.

Singleton Westpac Helicopter Support Group will hold a stall selling Westpac Helicopter Merchandise at Singleton Countryfest.

The Lovedale Long Lunch will commence with a progressive-type meal where visitors wine and dine their way around the 7 participating wineries along the Lovedale trail.
Music and art add to the total indulgence of the senses. Take all day or all weekend to linger in the beauty of our spectacular vineyards, taste our award winning wines and savour the best of Hunter cuisine. Serious Long Lunchers should perhaps heed the advice of previous survivors - skip breakfast!
10.00am - 4.00pm

Commemorative Glass $5
Gourmet Cuisine $23 (incl. complimentary glass of wine)
Dessert/Cheese $8
Coffee - from $2.

Events June 2009

The Singleton Historical Society was formed more than 40 years ago and displays a large assortment of artifacts including Aboriginal, convict, pioneer and rural articles of our Heritage.
Take the time to explore the 2 stone lock-up cells and the museum's feature exhibits from a bygone era.
The Records and Research Room of the Museum contains a huge amount of historical data which is available to members, students & the public. Resource materials include: library, photographs, literature, microfilm of Singleton Argus and Maitland Mercury, AGCI indexes 1 & 2 and much more.
The aims of the society are to preserve artifacts used by the Aboriginal inhabitants, European settlers and residents of the area for the appreciation of present and future generations.
The museum reflects these aims through its displays and research activities.

Entry fees:
Adult - $3.00
School Children - $1.00
Infants - Free
Groups by arrangement
Research available. Inquire for cost

Events July 2009

The Singleton Historical Society was formed more than 40 years ago and displays a large assortment of artifacts including Aboriginal, convict, pioneer and rural articles of our Heritage.
Take the time to explore the 2 stone lock-up cells and the museum's feature exhibits from a bygone era.
The Records and Research Room of the Museum contains a huge amount of historical data which is available to members, students & the public. Resource materials include: library, photographs, literature, microfilm of Singleton Argus and Maitland Mercury, AGCI indexes 1 & 2 and much more.
The aims of the society are to preserve artifacts used by the Aboriginal inhabitants, European settlers and residents of the area for the appreciation of present and future generations.
The museum reflects these aims through its displays and research activities.

Entry fees:
Adult - $3.00
School Children - $1.00
Infants - Free
Groups by arrangement
Research available. Inquire for cost.

Sale of good quality second hand books. Open 9.00am to 5.00pm.

Events August 2009

Come along for your chance to grab some tips on how to research your Family history.

Saturday 1 August 1.00pm to 4.00pm

Wednesday 5 August 12.00pm to 3.00pm

Saturday 8 August 1.00pm to 4.00pm

The Singleton Historical Society was formed more than 40 years ago and displays a large assortment of artifacts including Aboriginal, convict, pioneer and rural articles of our Heritage.
Take the time to explore the 2 stone lock-up cells and the museum's feature exhibits from a bygone era.
The Records and Research Room of the Museum contains a huge amount of historical data which is available to members, students & the public. Resource materials include: library, photographs, literature, microfilm of Singleton Argus and Maitland Mercury, AGCI indexes 1 & 2 and much more.
The aims of the society are to preserve artifacts used by the Aboriginal inhabitants, European settlers and residents of the area for the appreciation of present and future generations.
The museum reflects these aims through its displays and research activities.

Entry fees:
Adult - $3.00
School Children - $1.00
Infants - Free
Groups by arrangement
Research available. Inquire for cost.

The best in business presented at the annual outstanding business awards and dinner. There will be a guest speaker, 3 course meal and fine wine from 6pm.

Over 100 Local State and Interstate Businesses at the one venue. All manner of Home and Lifestyle products on Display. Open from 9.00am to 4.00pm.

FREE ENTRY

See it all at the Hunter Valley Home + Leisure Expo. Showcasing products and services that include home and garden, recreation, entertainment, motor vehicles, boats, camper trailers, caravans, farm and garden sheds, home builders, pools, spas, finance and lending, kitchens, bathrooms, furniture, home electronics and more.

Events September 2009

The Singleton Historical Society was formed more than 40 years ago and displays a large assortment of artifacts including Aboriginal, convict, pioneer and rural articles of our Heritage.
Take the time to explore the 2 stone lock-up cells and the museum's feature exhibits from a bygone era.
The Records and Research Room of the Museum contains a huge amount of historical data which is available to members, students & the public. Resource materials include: library, photographs, literature, microfilm of Singleton Argus and Maitland Mercury, AGCI indexes 1 & 2 and much more.
The aims of the society are to preserve artifacts used by the Aboriginal inhabitants, European settlers and residents of the area for the appreciation of present and future generations.
The museum reflects these aims through its displays and research activities.

Entry fees:
Adult - $3.00
School Children - $1.00
Infants - Free
Groups by arrangement
Research available. Inquire for cost.

Sideshows, Rodeo, Demolition Derby, Ring Events and Competition, Craft Pavilions, Animal Nursery and ALL Agricultural Activities.

Events October 2009

A Taste of Lovedale brings together wineries, restaurants, gourmet produce vendors, musicians and artists from the local area in a casual, vibrant market-style setting.

The event serves to highlight the quality of food, wine, art, and lifestyle in the Lovedale area. A Taste of Lovedale will offer something for every one who is eager to learn more about the area, or is just out for a good time.

Food, wine, and art masterclasses will be run throughout the day, and entertainment, including a mini-zoo, will be on offer for kids.

Held in the grounds of Crowne Plaza Hunter Valley, A Taste of Lovedale offers something for everyone.

Events April 2010

At the Singleton Mining and Industry Expo 2010, there is something for everyone in every aspect of coal mining and coal mining technology, earthmoving and excavation, hydraulics, electrical generation and distribution, steel fabrication, engineering maintenance, OH&S, recruitment, training and so much more all in the heart of the Hunter Valley.

Gates open 10.00am until 5.00pm
FREE ENTRY.