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Classic country markets in the Old Railway Goods Shed building. The building was designed by CY O’Connor and built in 1898.
It was restored between 1997 and 1999 by the Collie Heritage Group Inc.
Today it houses fortnightly markets selling, handmade items, jewellery, second hand books, bric a brac, fresh produce, sheep poo, gemstones and crystals, plants, wooden toys, jams and pickles, eggs, clothing, sausage sizzle and more.
An exhibition of works by Peter Ciemitis. A survey of the artist’s last decade of practice, tracing through contemporary portraiture to explorations of place.
It will include works including the Lester Prize winning “Archer” through to examinations of displacement, particularly in works on paper.
This will be the first time a comprehensive arc of the artist’s work will have been exhibited in one place.
The exhibition is part of the prize that the Collie Rotary Club sponsored during the Collie Art Prize 2020.
Showing from Sunday, 9 May 2021 – Sunday, 13 June 2021.
Head to the Collie Eagles Clubrooms on Thursday nights to enjoy a game of Bingo or two.
Doors open at 6.30pm with eyes down at 7.00pm.
Good prizes and a fun night for out for all.
Cardiff Markets features an array of market stalls as well as food vans.
Keep an eye out for Linda from Outback Horse Trails.
Stalls $10.00 per stall.
Collie River Trail parkrun is a free, weekly, timed 5km walk, jog or run.
Starting from Soldiers Park at 8am every Saturday, the course is two loops of the Collie River Trail from bridge to bridge. This volunteer-run event is open to all.
Register at www.parkrun.com/register, print off your barcode and you are ready to participate in any parkrun worldwide.
Prams welcome, one dog on a short lead, children under 11 must be within arms reach of an adult.
Located 200km south east of Perth, Collie Motorplex is a beloved track and a state racing circuit in WA. This 2.55km track is full of tight turns and a challenging layout that any motorbike rider will enjoy.
Get off the streets and take your bike to the track with Champion’s Ride Days.
Ride days are not race days and are not competitive; they are a place where you can test the limits of your bike away from speed camera’s, trucks, cars and pedestrians. All you need is a motorbike licence! You can use your own bike and leathers, or hire ours.
It’s that easy!
FREE Spectator Entry
Canteen Open for Food and Drinks.
Feeling lucky? Head down to the Railway Goods Shed for a game or two of BINGO!
Take a chance. Enjoy a fun atmosphere with bingo books, flyers and break-open tickets on sale.
Cool drinks, tea, coffee and a supper plate are available.
Doors open at 12:15pm and eyes down at 1:00pm
It’s a no-smoking and alcohol-free venue.
Children 12 and under are not permitted to play.
Located 200km south east of Perth, Collie Motorplex is a beloved track and a state racing circuit in WA. This 2.55km track is full of tight turns and a challenging layout that any motorbike rider will enjoy.
Get off the streets and take your bike to the track with Champion’s Ride Days.
Ride days are not race days and are not competitive; they are a place where you can test the limits of your bike away from speed camera’s, trucks, cars and pedestrians. All you need is a motorbike licence! You can use your own bike and leathers, or hire ours.
It’s that easy!
FREE Spectator Entry
Canteen Open for Food and Drinks.
The Australind Art Club developed from small beginnings in 1983 as classes were held, without charge in the home of art teacher Thelma Schrader. As the group grew beyond home accommodation, they moved to Henty Cottage in Australind and formed the Australind Art Club in February 1985.
The Brush Worx showcases works by 31 members of the group who use a variety of media and styles to express themselves in creative terms.