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Discover what there is

to see and do while

visi�ng our

magnificent region!

The professional staff at the

Mildura Visitor Informa�on &

Booking Centre offer assistance

with informa�on on the many

a�rac�ons, accommoda�on

venues and cruises to enjoy.

Browse through the

permanent interac�ve

exhibi�on and learn about the

region’s history da�ng back to

the Aboriginal inhabitants of

the land. View the Centre’s

theatre�e which constantly

runs fascina�ng images on the

big screen reflec�ng the

history and vibrancy of the

region. The Gi* Shop offers a

wide range of souvenirs and

quality locally handcra*ed

gi*ware to take to someone

special.

Hours of opera�on:

Monday to Friday

9am− 5:30pm

Saturday, Sunday

& Public Holidays

9am− 5pm

MILDURA ART GROUP

WINTER EXHIBITION

RIVERFRONT STUDIO &

GALLERY

Tuesday 1 – 30

Open Tuesdays, from

10am - 4pmHugh King Drive,

Mildura Riverfront

The Mildura Art Group are now

showcasing their Winter

Exhibi�on.

All works are by our local

members and are for sale.

They present a wide range of

styles and all mediums to appeal

to the most discerning visitor.

EFTPOS and layby are available

for your convenience.

Our members get together on

Tuesdays and visitors are most

welcome to view the Exhibi�on

and watch the ar�sts at work.

Admission is free.

More informa�on contact

Marina Mar�n, President

Riverfront Gallery Art Group on

0459 238 943.

what’s on in august 2017

While every a8empt has been

made to ensure accurate

informa�on, the publishers

accept no responsibility for

supplied informa�on or

omissions.

Mildura Visitor Informa�on &

Booking Centre.

Phone (03) 5018 8380.

Version 1, 28 July 2017

ARTIST IN RESIDENCE: TOM CIVIL

Tuesday 1– Tuesday 22, 10am-2pm

Monday, 10am-5pm Wednesday—

Saturday, The Art Vault, 43 Deakin

Avenue, Mildura

Tom Civil is a Melbourne based

printmaker, muralist, street ar�st and

community graphic designer. Tom

has a quirky frivolous style and is

o*en called upon to work with

communi�es to create public

artworks. Tom will be exhibi�ng

many of his works on paper in the

main gallery un�l the 22nd of August

The Art Vault is a mul� purpose art

space consis�ng of 3 exhibi�on

spaces, 10 art studios and 2 ar�st

residency spaces. They have a huge

collec�on of local, na�onal and

interna�onal artworks available for

sale and visitors are welcome.

For more informa�on, please call The

Art Vault on (03) 5022 0013 or email

[email protected] .

MILDURA HARNESS RACING

NIGHT MEETING

Wednesday 2, Mildura Harness

Recrea�on Reserve, 12th Street

Gates open at 5pm and racing

starts at 6.30pm. Adults $10,

Pensioners $5 and Under 18 free

when accompanied by an adult,

otherwise $2.

For more informa�on contact

Tim Scala on 0411 044 021.

RED CLIFFS PLAYERS PRESENTS

“THE LAST OF THE KNUCKLEMEN”

Friday 4, & Saturday 5 - 7.30pm,

Sunday 6 - 2pm, Thursday 10,

Friday 11 & Saturday 12 - 7.30pm,

Cardross Hall, Dairtnunk Avenue,

Cardross

Red Cliffs Players presents their

latest produc�on of John Power's

The Last of the Knucklemen.

This powerful snapshot of the

harshness of the Australian

outback and the griIness that it

fosters in the men brave enough

to take it on, will take the audience

through a roller coaster of the non

poli�cally correct humour of

1970's Australia and the intense

and confron�ng machismo so

prevalent in these hardened men.

The produc�on will appeal to a

wide audience and not disappoint,

although due to strong language

and adult themes it is not suitable

for children.

Great Vanilla Slice Triumph Mildura City Heart August 19

MILDURA CITY MARKET

Sunday 13, 8am-1pm,

Langtree Mall and Ninth Street

Find a gi* among the stalls that

have lovely items for sale. There

are cra*s, clothing, home

cooking, fruit and vegetables as

well as jams, honey, pickles and

dried fruit. You will also find

jewellery, natural beauty

products, books, plants, fancy

cards, woodwork items, bric-a-

brac and locally made products.

The market is managed by the

Mildura City Market Commi�ee.

If you are interested in having a

stall with them, call 0400 032

803 Monday to Friday 9am-6pm.

BLOOM SINGS THE ADELE AND

AMY SONGBOOK

Saturday 12, 8-11pm, Mildura

Arts Centre, 199 Cureton

Avenue, Mildura

Australia’s brightest new singing

star “Bloom” brings to you the

songs of two amazing ar�sts,

Adele and Amy Winehouse.

Both ar�sts amassed a legion of

fans the world over, and

together have sold in excess of

20 million albums.

Backed by an all star band of

musicians, featuring former

members of The Jon English

band, The Angels, The Badloves

and many more iconic

Australian acts, this amazing

show is sure to thrill the

toughest of skep�cs.

The show is not a Tribute act;

it’s a celebra�on of amazing

songs, bought to you by a young

lady with a voice beyond her

years, and a superstar band.

Bloom herself has just returned

from a string of shows

performing with John Farnham's

band, John Paul Young, The

Chantoozie and Eurogliders.

Cost: All �ckets $39.10

Tickets available from: Mildura

Arts Centre, phone 5018 8330 or

Mildura Visitor Informa�on

Centre, phone 5018 8376 or in

person. Online at

www.milduraartscentre.com.au

Cost: Adults $30, Concession $25

Tickets can be purchased from

www.trybooking.com/QIFP or at

Green Goddess Flowers, 156 10th

Street, Mildura.

This event is fully catered, No BYO

by Law.

For more informa�on contact Traci

Macleod on 5021 3787

or [email protected] , or

Doug Schneider

[email protected]

MILDURA MOTORCYCLE CLUB

PRESENTS THE NEIL STREET

MEMORIAL CUP - WINTER SERIES

Saturday 5, 12-4pm, Mildura

Motorcycle Club, Olympic Park,

Straight out Eleventh Street

(West), Mildura.

Sign in at 10.30am. Juniors race at

12pm and seniors practice at 2pm.

Tickets at the gate, Adults $25,

12-16 $10, Under 12’s FREE,

Family �cket $60.

This event is fully catered, No BYO

by Law. For more informa�on go

to

or call 0419 174 225.

SUNRAYSIA FARMERS MARKET

Saturday 5, 8am-12noon,

Jaycee Park, Hugh King Drive,

Mildura

Sunraysia Farmers Market

provides the plaUorm that links

good food direct from the regions

genuine producers with

community. Indulge the senses,

taste, wander and unwind as you

discover a range of superb fresh

fruit, vegetables and herbs; freshly

brewed coffee, wine, olive oil,

preserves and condiments; eggs,

honey, grains and nuts; freshly

baked bread, pastries, cakes, plus

meats and smallgoods and so

much more. Take the �me to

enjoy breakfast made from the

market’s produce as well. With

plenty of parking, and playgrounds

nearby, it’s perfect for families.

For more informa�on go to


While every a�empt has been made to ensure accurate informa�on, the publishers accept no responsibility for supplied informa�on or omissions. Phone (03) 5018 8380.

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RED CLIFFS COUNTRY MARKET

Sunday 6, 9am-1pm, Ilex St,

Indi Ave & Barclay Square,

Red Cliffs

Red Cliffs Market is just a short 15

minute drive from Mildura and

offers over 100 stalls of local

produce, crafts, bric-a-brac,

gourmet delights, plants,

jewellery, sausage sizzle and rides

for the kids. Enjoy the live

entertainment and pop up art

galleries. Most local stores are also

open for your convenience.

For more informa�on call

0458 907 226.

RED CLIFFS HISTORICAL STEAM

RAILWAY

Sunday 6, 11am—4pm,

Calder Highway and Millewa

Road, Red Cliffs

The Red Cliffs Historical Steam

Railway operates a steam train

which has significant importance

to Red Cliffs. Unique to

Sunraysia it is the only tourist

steam train in the area and one

of the few small gauge railways

throughout Australia. Come and

enjoy a ride on an authen�c

steam train. Depar�ng every

half hour, the last train pulls out

at 3.30pm.

Fares: Adults $8, Children $4,

Family $20

For more informa�on phone

0427 211 098

TRUE BLUE

Tuesday 8, Wednesday 9,

Thursday 10, 7-10.30pm, Mildura

Arts Centre, 199 Cureton Avenue,

Mildura

“True Blue” is an all Australian

themed show put on by the

extremely talented students of

Red Cliffs Secondary College.

A wide spectrum of Australiana is

covered, including song and dance

from the Seekers, Peter Allen and

John Farnham through to Pseudo

Echo, Sia and Guy Sebas�an.

Australian television and film such

as “Priscilla”, the “Wiggles” and

“Hi-5” and with great Australian

characters “Kath and Kim”,

“Warney” and our very own “Jane

Bunn”, this show promises to have

a li�le something for everyone.

Enjoy a salute to the Anzacs and

everything home grown, from

some of our most talented home

grown young people in Sunraysia.

Cost: Full $15, Concession $10,

Student/Child (School Age) $10

For more informa�on, please call

Mildura Arts Centre on

(03) 5018 8330 or visit


MILDURA HARNESS RACING DAY

MEETING

Friday 11, Mildura Harness



starts at 1.30-2pm. Adults $10,



otherwise $2.


Tim Scala on 0411 044 021. If you would like more

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happening in and around

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MERBEIN STREET MARKET

Sunday 20, 8am-1pm, Commercial

Street, Merbein

The Merbein Street Market is held

on the third Sunday of each

month.

You will find local and interstate

stalls, fresh produce, local honey,

arts and cra*s, bric-a-brac,

entertainment and the second-

hand shops open.

For more informa�on call 0427

888 708.

ARTISTS’ IN RESIDENCE: GREER

TOWNSHEND & CHLOE VALLANCE

Wednesday 23– Monday 11

September, 10am-2pm Monday,

10am-5pm Wednesday—

Saturday, The Art Vault,

43 Deakin Avenue, Mildura

Greer Townshend is a New Zealand

born ar�st who began her crea�ve

life mastering drawing and

portraiture. Greer will be in

residency for the first �me this

August while exhibi�ng some of

her amazing drawings on large

unfolded origami hearts using the

Japanese paper cuIng technique

"kirigami" and will be par�cipa�ng

in the residency program un�l the

12th of Sept.

Joining Greer will be ar�st Chloe

Vallance, who draws and paints

people she loves on plywood.

Working with colour pencils, ink,

gouache, watercolour and acrylic

paint she brings into being

contempla�ve moments in

everyday life. The inten�on of her

artwork is to draw people flowing

and growing, within themselves

and within the community.

For more informa�on, please call

The Art Vault on (03) 5022 0013 or

email [email protected]

VILLAGE

Sunday 13, 10am-2pm,

Mildura Riverfront, Hugh King

Drive, Mildura

Mildura welcomes you to Village!

Sit in the Winter Sun with us and

enjoy the heart beat of our

wonderful town, the mighty

Murray River!

We have food to delight your

taste buds, Music for your soul,

help support small local

businesses as we gather together

at Village to help raise money for

much needed not for profits or

charity groups.

Contact Black Market events, on

0439 204 008 or email

happy2bchris�[email protected]

PUBLIC OUTREACH ASTRONOMY

Wednesday 16, 2-9pm,

Open ground with clear view of

the sky! To be confirmed,

Mildura

Southern Cross Outreach

Observatory Project is a mobile

astronomical observatory based

in Adelaide.

The purpose of this observatory

on wheels is to make astronomy

more accessible and interes�ng

for distant communi�es in

Australia.

We launched this project in

August 2016 and conducted

public outreach ac�vi�es in South

Australia.

We are now expanding the

ac�vi�es interstate and plan to

bring our observatory to Mildura

in Na�onal Science Week 2017.

Cost: Free

For further informa�on contact

Muhammad Akbar Hussain on

[email protected] or

visit the Scoop Astronomy

Facebook Page.


While every a�empt has been made to ensure accurate informa�on, the publishers accept no responsibility for supplied informa�on or omissions.

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MILDURA GREAT AUSTRALIAN

VANILLA SLICE TRIUMPH

Saturday 19, 9am-4pm,

Langtree Mall, Mildura City

Heart

GeIng back to basics, Mildura’s

first Great Australian Vanilla

Slice Triumph is focusing this

year on the sweet treat that

made the event famous in the

first place… the classic Vanilla

Slice.

Bakers from around the country

will converge on Mildura to find

out who bakes the ul�mate

Vanilla Slice.

This family focused event will

have live entertainment, kids

ac�vi�es, cooking

demonstra�ons with Event

Ambassador and Mildura’s own

Stefano di Pieri, and also a

vanilla slice market hall where

people can buy and try.

Entry is free.

For further informa�on, contact

Mildura City Heart on

(03) 5023 8010 or visit

www.milduracity.com.au

SUNRAYSIA FARMERS MARKET &

RIVERFRONT BOUTIQUE MARKET

Saturday 19, 8am-12noon, Jaycee

Park, Hugh King Drive, Mildura

Sunraysia Farmers Market

provides the plaUorm that links

good food direct from the region’s

genuine producers with

community. Indulge the senses,

taste, wander and unwind as you

discover a range of superb fresh

fruit, vegetables and herbs;

freshly brewed coffee, wine and

olive oil. Take the �me to enjoy

breakfast made from the market’s

produce under the giant river

gums beside the Murray River.

Run in conjunc�on with the

Farmers Market, the Riverfront

Bou�que Market is a "cra*

makers market" where all goods

for sale are handmade by the

person behind the stall. With

various ar�san products such as

bags, children's clothing, ladies

clothing, ceramics, candles and

cards/sta�onary, this market is

somewhere that you may just find

that “special piece” to take home

to remind you of your visit to

Mildura.

There’s plenty of parking,

pathways and flat ground and

with the playgrounds nearby, it’s

perfect for families. For more

informa�on go to

www.sunraysiafarmersmarket.co

m.au

2017 NATIONAL RECITAL TOUR -

ANDREY GUGNIN

Saturday 19, 2-3.05pm & 7.30-

9pm, Mildura Arts Centre, 199

Cureton Avenue, Mildura

Andrey Gugnin, First Prize Winner

of the 2016 Sydney Interna�onal

Piano Compe��on will be sure to

delight audiences with a program

featuring the works of Bach,

Shostakovich, Desyatnikov and

Stravinsky.

Cost: Full $30, Concession $15,

Student $15





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HOLDING AN EVENT OF

YOUR OWN?

Is your Spor�ng Club or Group

holding an event? It costs

nothing to have it listed in our

What’s On which reaches

thousands of locals and visitors

every month.

We also have display space

available at the Mildura Visitor

Informa�on Centre and would

love to showcase your next

event!

Simply contact us with details at

[email protected]

phone on 5018 8380 during

business hours.

THE MARNGROOK

ROCK’N’ROLL FOOTY SHOW.

Saturday 26, Quality Grand

Hotel Seventh Street Mildura.

Join the popular SBS Marngrook

footy show team for an evening

of laughs, great footy stories

and live music

A show not to be missed, this

has it all with comedy from

Kevin Kropinyeri and music from

Grant Hansen's all-star band

“Big City Combo’

Tickets $100 per head includes 2

course meal. Doors open 7pm

show starts 7.30pm


Visitor Informa�on Centre

ph. 50188380

MILDURA CITY MARKET

Sunday 27, 8am-1pm,

Langtree Mall and Ninth Street

Find a gi* among the stalls that

have lovely items for sale. There

are cra*s, clothing, home

cooking, fruit and vegetables as

well as jams, honey, pickles and

dried fruit. You will also find

jewellery, natural beauty

products, books, plants, fancy

cards, woodwork items, bric-a-

brac and locally made products.

The market is managed by the

Mildura City Market Commi�ee.

If you are interested in having a

stall with them, call 0400 032

803 Monday to Friday 9am-6pm.

MILDURA HARNESS RACING

NIGHT MEETING

Thursday 24, Mildura Harness



starts at 6.30pm. Adults $10,



otherwise $2.


Tim Scala on 0411 044 021.

WICKED—THE UNTOLD STORYOF

THE WITCHES OF OZ

Friday 25, Saturday 26 & Sunday

27, 7.30-10.30pm, Mildura Arts

Centre, 199 Cureton Avenue,

Mildura

Stephen Schwartz’s Wicked: The

Untold Story of the Witches of Oz

takes place before L.Frank Baum’s

classic Wizard of Oz story ever

began.

Before Dorothy was even alive,

two young girls met in the Land of

Oz, became rivals, and then

friends. One was born with

emerald green skin, with a

brilliant mind and a fiery spirit.

The other was classically

beau�ful, with great ambi�on and

incredible drive.

The green-skinned Elphaba was

ostracized by her family and by

everyone at school. The beau�ful

Glinda was des�ned to be forever

popular.

Over the course of Wicked, we

discover how these two young

women became rivals and then

the closest of friends – and how

they ended up as the Wicked

Witch of the West and Glinda the

Good.

Cost: Full $33.50, Concession

$29.50, Student $29.50, Child 12

and under $21.50, Family 4 $112

($28pp)





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AUSTRALIAN INLAND BOTANIC

GARDENS BIG BREKKIE &

MARKET, GARDEN TRAIN TOURS

Saturday 26, 8.30-12noon,

River Road Buronga

Come and enjoy a freshly cooked

breakfast in the relaxing

atmosphere of the Inland Botanic

Gardens. Breakfasts are served

between 8.30am—11.30am.

There are stalls on-site with fresh

produce and cra*s along with

the local ukulele band

entertaining visitors and Train

Tours of the gardens, viewing

exo�c plan�ngs grouped in beds

by country of origin. There is also

a magnificent feature rose

garden with 1600 colour co-

ordinated plants.

The train tours run at 10am and

11am and cost $10 Adults,

Children under 12 years are free.

Tea/coffee/cool drinks available.

For more informa�on call

(03) 5023 3612.

MILDURA MASTERS SWIMMING

CARNIVAL

Saturday 26, 1pm, Mildura

Waves, cnr TwelQh Street &

Deakin Avenue, Mildura

The event will a�ract swimmers

from the na�onal network of

Masters Swimming Clubs around

Australia (ages 18 plus) as well as

local swimmers.

You don't need to be a member

of a swim club to enter. It is held

over 2 days at the Mildura Waves

indoor swimming complex and

consists of events in all strokes,

over distances varying from 25

metres to 200 metres. Including

relays which is a great way to

swim with new compe�tors.

The event is conducted under

the rules of Masters Swimming

Australia and planned, organised

and run by our local Mildura

Murray Masters Swimming Club.

Cost: Registered swimmers $35,

Guest swimmers $40

For more informa�on call Teresa

Crisp on 0400 521 187, email

[email protected] or visit

www.mmmswimming.org.au

WENTWORTH SHOW SOCIETY -

2017—132ND ANNUAL

WENTWORTH SHOW - "A TRUE

COUNTRY SHOW" Saturday 26-

Sunday 27, Wentworth

Showgrounds, Armstrong

Avenue, Wentworth

The Wentworth Show is one of

the na�on's few remaining

authen�c country shows and as

such, the organisers pride

themselves on an event that

manages to retain its rus�c, rural

flavour while catering to an

increasingly wide variety of tastes.

The Show will this year once again

promises many of the popular,

tradi�onal a�rac�ons that keep

the crowds coming back as well as

a few new a�rac�ons to maintain

the Show's tradi�on of the best in

country entertainment.

Entry is $6 Children, $18 Adults,

Family $38 (2 adults and 4

children under 16), $10

Pensioners and students (with ID)

Gates open at 8am. Office opens

at 9am.

AUSTRALIAN NOSTALGIA RACERS

PRESENTS “NOSTALGIA RACING”

Saturday 26 - Sunday 27, Sunset

Strip, Mercer Street, Koorlong

Nostalgia drag racing started in

the mid 80's when old racers

started using their front-engine

dragsters, funny cars and Super

Stockers to race again.

The cars raced are a mixture

between restored originals, while

others are re-crea�ons of older

cars, featuring classes including

Top Eliminator, Middle Eliminator,

Top Gas, Vintage Gas, US Muscle,

Aus Muscle and Hotrod

On Saturday, gates open at

9.00am, qualifying from 9.30am

and racing from 1pm.

On Sunday the family fun day

begins at 9.30am, featuring

Gasser passenger rides.

Adults $25, Pensioners $15,

12-17 $10, Under 12’s FREE.

Tickets at the gate.

Enquiries 0438 548 747

If you’re organising an up-

coming event, workshop,

community ac�vity, exhibi-

�on or performance and

would like us to help you

promote it, upload the de-

tails using our online

events calendar – it’s simple

and completely free!

The online calendar receives

thousands of hits each

month and is a source docu-

ment for the What’s On

Just tell us all the details by

filling out the online form at

www.mildura.vic.gov.au/

BADGER BATES: PAAKA AND

RINTU

Thursday 31-Sunday 22 October,

10am-5pm, Mildura Arts Centre,

199 Cureton Avenue, Mildura

William Brian 'Badger' Bates was

born on the Darling River at

Wilcannia in 1947. His

grandmother, Granny Moysey, a

revered Paakantji woman who

spoke several Aboriginal

languages, raised him, teaching

him stories and tradi�onal songs.

This was the beginning of Badger's

journey into a complex and

sophis�cated knowledge system.

Badger was employed by New

South Wales Na�onal Parks and

Wildlife as an Aboriginal Sites

Liaison Officer for more than

twenty years and is now a full �me

ar�st and cultural consultant. His

work is in major public collec�ons

and he is renowned for various

public art commissions including

'Memories', 2015, at the Mildura

Riverfront.

Cost: Free

For further informa�on contact

Mildura Arts Centre on 5018 8330

or visit


2 BROTHERS—VISION FROM THE

BUSH

Thursday 31, 6pm, Mildura Arts

Centre, 199 Cureton Avenue,

Mildura

2 brothers working together and

exploring their family and cultural

tradi�on of crea�ng art.

Sharing their knowledge of the

bush and their culture as passed

on by their elders.

As an inspira�on and teaching

opportunity for young Indigenous

persons to explore and ignite an

interest in con�nuing with some

tradi�ons.

To build bridges with non-

Indigenous persons through art.

Cost: Free



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THE AUSTRALIAN BEE GEES

SHOW

Thursday 31, 8-10pm, Mildura

Arts Centre, 199 Cureton

Avenue, Mildura

Saturday Night Fever 40th

Anniversary Tour - It's hard to

believe that it has been 40 years

since The Bee Gees redefined

pop music and culture forever

with the phenomenal success of

The Saturday Night Fever album,

the most successful soundtrack

of all �me.

The Australian Bee Gees Show

are digging out their flares and

dus�ng off their plaUorm shoes

in prepara�on for the Australian

leg of their 2017 World Tour so

let the party begin!

The Saturday Night Fever 40th

Anniversary Tour is a fiIng

tribute and a celebra�on of the

wonderful music of the Brothers

Gibb. This new show will be

presented in two parts and

feature all of the hits in a

nostalgic trip down memory lane

in a mul�media concert. From

their first shows in 1996, The

Australian Bee Gees Show has

conquered Las Vegas and has

played to capacity houses around

the world, cemen�ng their

reputa�on as an excep�onal live

concert act and the world's

leading Bee Gees Show.

Cost: Full $57.50, Concession

$52.50





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If you have any

trouble finding

these loca�ons,

please drop in

and see us at the

Mildura Visitor

Informa�on &

Booking Centre

so that we can

assist you.

We’re here to

help!

Located at the

Alfred Deakin Centre on the

corner of Deakin Avenue &

12th Street.

COMING UP IN SEPTEMBER

Sept 1 Doug Parkinson honours

Joe Cocker Mildura Arts Centre

Sept 2 Sunraysia Farmers

Market Jaycee Park, Mildura

Sept 2-3 Gem & Jewellery Show

Sept 3 Red Cliffs Country

Market

Sept 3 Dash for Demen�a

Sept 3 Sacred Heart White

Elephant Stall Sacred Heart

Primary School, Mildura

Sept 5 Harness Racing Night

Mee�ng

Sept 9 Elvis: One Night In Vegas

Mildura Arts Centre

Sept 10 Mildura City Market

Mildura City Heart Mall

Sept 12 Be Your Self (Redux)

Mildura Arts Centre

Sept 15-17 Spring Orchid Show

Sept 17 Merbein Street Market

Merbein

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what’s on - Visit Mildura - HOME · what’s on in august 2017 ... AMY SONGBOOK Saturday 12, 8-11pm, Mildura Arts Centre, ... “Hi-5” and with great Australian