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RACING BEGINS IN JULY!
Saturday is Practice Day and Sunday is Race Day.
- April 24/25 Round 2
- May 29/30 Round 3
- July 3/4 Bracket racing/Top 10 feature race at end of day and P2/P3 races..short track
- August 14/15 Round 4
- Sept 25/26/27 State Championships
- Oct 23/24 Round 5
- Nov 20/21 Handicap races, Endurance races, Historic and Modern bikes and also P2/P3 races
Gates open from 9.00am each day, canteen open and FREE entry for spectators.
RACING BEGINS IN JULY!
Saturday is Practice Day and Sunday is Race Day.
- April 24/25 Round 2
- May 29/30 Round 3
- July 3/4 Bracket racing/Top 10 feature race at end of day and P2/P3 races..short track
- August 14/15 Round 4
- Sept 25/26/27 State Championships
- Oct 23/24 Round 5
- Nov 20/21 Handicap races, Endurance races, Historic and Modern bikes and also P2/P3 races
Gates open from 9.00am each day, canteen open and FREE entry for spectators.
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.
| The All Saints’ Anglican Church of Collie is opening up for the public to view on Saturdays.
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| If you didn’t know, the Anglican Church is home to an amazing mural painted by Philip Goatcher in 1922. The colourful mural depicts thirty individuals and is said to be the most outstanding of Mr Goatcher’s work.The Church also houses a very unique wood pipe organ, stunning memorial stained glass windows and a memorial rose garden.
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| But that isn’t all that’s worth checking out. The Byzantine and Romanesque style Church was built in 1915 and was built using nine different types of brick with an extensive use of timbers for it’s interior. This Church is surely a stunning piece of architecture to marvel at.
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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.
The Agricultural Markets have many stalls displaying such goods as fresh produce, homewares, books, toys, jewellery, accessories, baked goods, local crafts, local art and much more.
The kitchen is open with a sausage sizzle, tea, coffee and cool drinks all available to purchase.
Proceeds from the markets assist the Collie Agricultural Society.
- Mothers Day Market 1st May
- Craft Fair 12th June
- Fathers Day Market 4th Sept
- Christmas Market 4th Dec
Visit their Facebook Page for future updates.
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.
The Bull and Barrel is a free festival is created by the Dardanup Community to celebrate the diverse offerings of the Dardanup region. It is a great low-cost day out for families with over 150 market and food stalls, live music and demonstrations, a monster kids craft marquee and plenty of animals!
Other attractions include the Tastes of the Ferguson Valley tent, trash and treasure stalls, Die cast toys and mini trains and of course the Wespine Fire Sculpture.
The festival’s spectacular finale is in the evening. Live entertainment is provided until the lighting of the Wespine Fire Sculpture which is always built by a local artist. Hear the crowd roar as the ‘bull’ burns!
| The All Saints’ Anglican Church of Collie is opening up for the public to view on Saturdays.
|
| If you didn’t know, the Anglican Church is home to an amazing mural painted by Philip Goatcher in 1922. The colourful mural depicts thirty individuals and is said to be the most outstanding of Mr Goatcher’s work.The Church also houses a very unique wood pipe organ, stunning memorial stained glass windows and a memorial rose garden.
|
| But that isn’t all that’s worth checking out. The Byzantine and Romanesque style Church was built in 1915 and was built using nine different types of brick with an extensive use of timbers for it’s interior. This Church is surely a stunning piece of architecture to marvel at.
|
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.