Discover The Hawkesbury

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Stroll through stalls bursting with handmade crafts, homewares, vintage finds, farm-fresh produce, and delicious street food. 
10-3pm.

Address

Windsor Mall, George Street, Windsor NSW 2756

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Air Show commemorating 100 years of RAAF Base Richmond.
Entry by ticket only.
Tickets on sale now via trybooking.com
Attendees are encouraged to use public transport. Additional trains will run regularly to and from Clarendon Station.
Limited parking available at the Hawkesbury Showgrounds via a pre-purchased ticket, $10 per vehicle.

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Address

Richmond RAAF Base

Phone

1300 333 362

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Visit Wildwood this Spring with lots of colour throughout the garden.  Cafe, gift shop & nursery available. Open every Friday, Saturday, Sunday & Monday until November 4. 10am-4pm.

Address

29 Powells Road, Bilpin NSW 2758

Phone

0417 042 460

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About Olive Cotton and her contemporaries:
Olive Cotton (1911‒2003) is now recognised as one of Australia’s most significant photographers, especially notable for her images that draw attention to the immersive qualities of photography. Cotton began taking photographs with a Kodak Box Brownie when she was 11, and by the early 1930s was an integral member of a vibrant creative community in Sydney that included her good friend (and later husband) Max Dupain. She spent the decade making some of the most innovative photographs in the history of Australian photography, which she published and exhibited during this period, including internationally.
For the first time, this exhibition will bring together Cotton’s photographs and the work of her leading international peers. These include outstanding works from the national collection by key modernist photographers such as Dora Maar, Berenice Abbot, Lucia Moholy, Edward Weston, and Tina Modotti. These are some of the most celebrated figures in international photography, and provide a perfect context for appreciating Cotton’s great work.

Olive Cotton and her contemporaries is a National Gallery Touring Exhibition presented as part of the Bowness Family Foundation Photography Touring Program.

Address

Hawkesbury Regional Gallery, Deerubbin Centre (1st Floor), 300 George Street, Windsor NSW 2756

Phone

02 4560 4441

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Enjoy the biggest hits of Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers, plus tributes to Olivia Newton-John and John Denver, with sing-alongs!
11am.
Bookings essential. 

Tickets include lunch.

Address

Panthers North Richmond, 33 Beaumont Ave, North Richmond NSW 2754

Phone

02 4560 5000

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Showcasing the best of the Hawkesbury's local produce and food situated beside the central Richmond Park.

Every Saturday morning 8am-1pm

Address

Richmond Park, 118 March Street, Richmond NSW 2753

Phone

0427 892 960

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Local market featuring food,  local fruit and veges.

Every Saturday 10am-12pm

Address

Bilpin District Hall, Bells Line of Road, Bilpin NSW 2758

Phone

02 4567 1215

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Visit Wildwood this Spring with lots of colour throughout the garden.  Cafe, gift shop & nursery available. Open every Friday, Saturday, Sunday & Monday until November 4. 10am-4pm.

Address

29 Powells Road, Bilpin NSW 2758

Phone

0417 042 460

Event details

About Olive Cotton and her contemporaries:
Olive Cotton (1911‒2003) is now recognised as one of Australia’s most significant photographers, especially notable for her images that draw attention to the immersive qualities of photography. Cotton began taking photographs with a Kodak Box Brownie when she was 11, and by the early 1930s was an integral member of a vibrant creative community in Sydney that included her good friend (and later husband) Max Dupain. She spent the decade making some of the most innovative photographs in the history of Australian photography, which she published and exhibited during this period, including internationally.
For the first time, this exhibition will bring together Cotton’s photographs and the work of her leading international peers. These include outstanding works from the national collection by key modernist photographers such as Dora Maar, Berenice Abbot, Lucia Moholy, Edward Weston, and Tina Modotti. These are some of the most celebrated figures in international photography, and provide a perfect context for appreciating Cotton’s great work.

Olive Cotton and her contemporaries is a National Gallery Touring Exhibition presented as part of the Bowness Family Foundation Photography Touring Program.

Address

Hawkesbury Regional Gallery, Deerubbin Centre (1st Floor), 300 George Street, Windsor NSW 2756

Phone

02 4560 4441

Event details

Stroll through stalls bursting with handmade crafts, homewares, vintage finds, farm-fresh produce, and delicious street food. 
10-3pm.

Address

Windsor Mall, George Street, Windsor NSW 2756

Event details

About Olive Cotton and her contemporaries:
Olive Cotton (1911‒2003) is now recognised as one of Australia’s most significant photographers, especially notable for her images that draw attention to the immersive qualities of photography. Cotton began taking photographs with a Kodak Box Brownie when she was 11, and by the early 1930s was an integral member of a vibrant creative community in Sydney that included her good friend (and later husband) Max Dupain. She spent the decade making some of the most innovative photographs in the history of Australian photography, which she published and exhibited during this period, including internationally.
For the first time, this exhibition will bring together Cotton’s photographs and the work of her leading international peers. These include outstanding works from the national collection by key modernist photographers such as Dora Maar, Berenice Abbot, Lucia Moholy, Edward Weston, and Tina Modotti. These are some of the most celebrated figures in international photography, and provide a perfect context for appreciating Cotton’s great work.

Olive Cotton and her contemporaries is a National Gallery Touring Exhibition presented as part of the Bowness Family Foundation Photography Touring Program.

Address

Hawkesbury Regional Gallery, Deerubbin Centre (1st Floor), 300 George Street, Windsor NSW 2756

Phone

02 4560 4441

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Fresh fruit and vegetables, pure honey, fashion and accessories, home and gift wares, arts and craft, jewellery, plants, gourmet food and more.
10am-2pm.

Address

2 Wharf Street, St Albans NSW 2775

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Visit Wildwood this Spring with lots of colour throughout the garden.  Cafe, gift shop & nursery available. Open every Friday, Saturday, Sunday & Monday until November 4. 10am-4pm.

Address

29 Powells Road, Bilpin NSW 2758

Phone

0417 042 460

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Featuring crafts, local food and produce.

Indoor and outdoor market.

7.30am-1.30pm

Address

Hawkesbury Showground, Racecourse Rd, Clarendon NSW 2756

Phone

0415 647 226

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Showcasing the best of the Hawkesbury's local produce and food situated beside the central Richmond Park.

Every Saturday morning 8am-1pm

Address

Richmond Park, 118 March Street, Richmond NSW 2753

Phone

0427 892 960

Event details

About Olive Cotton and her contemporaries:
Olive Cotton (1911‒2003) is now recognised as one of Australia’s most significant photographers, especially notable for her images that draw attention to the immersive qualities of photography. Cotton began taking photographs with a Kodak Box Brownie when she was 11, and by the early 1930s was an integral member of a vibrant creative community in Sydney that included her good friend (and later husband) Max Dupain. She spent the decade making some of the most innovative photographs in the history of Australian photography, which she published and exhibited during this period, including internationally.
For the first time, this exhibition will bring together Cotton’s photographs and the work of her leading international peers. These include outstanding works from the national collection by key modernist photographers such as Dora Maar, Berenice Abbot, Lucia Moholy, Edward Weston, and Tina Modotti. These are some of the most celebrated figures in international photography, and provide a perfect context for appreciating Cotton’s great work.

Olive Cotton and her contemporaries is a National Gallery Touring Exhibition presented as part of the Bowness Family Foundation Photography Touring Program.

Address

Hawkesbury Regional Gallery, Deerubbin Centre (1st Floor), 300 George Street, Windsor NSW 2756

Phone

02 4560 4441

Event details

Visit Wildwood this Spring with lots of colour throughout the garden.  Cafe, gift shop & nursery available. Open every Friday, Saturday, Sunday & Monday until November 4. 10am-4pm.

Address

29 Powells Road, Bilpin NSW 2758

Phone

0417 042 460

Event details

Local market featuring food,  local fruit and veges.

Every Saturday 10am-12pm

Address

Bilpin District Hall, Bells Line of Road, Bilpin NSW 2758

Phone

02 4567 1215

Event details

Stroll through stalls bursting with handmade crafts, homewares, vintage finds, farm-fresh produce, and delicious street food. 
10-3pm.

Address

Windsor Mall, George Street, Windsor NSW 2756

Event details

Stroll through stalls bursting with handmade crafts, homewares, vintage finds, farm-fresh produce, and delicious street food. 
10-3pm.

Address

Windsor Mall, George Street, Windsor NSW 2756

Event details

Visit Wildwood this Spring with lots of colour throughout the garden.  Cafe, gift shop & nursery available. Open every Friday, Saturday, Sunday & Monday until November 4. 10am-4pm.

Address

29 Powells Road, Bilpin NSW 2758

Phone

0417 042 460

Event details

About Olive Cotton and her contemporaries:
Olive Cotton (1911‒2003) is now recognised as one of Australia’s most significant photographers, especially notable for her images that draw attention to the immersive qualities of photography. Cotton began taking photographs with a Kodak Box Brownie when she was 11, and by the early 1930s was an integral member of a vibrant creative community in Sydney that included her good friend (and later husband) Max Dupain. She spent the decade making some of the most innovative photographs in the history of Australian photography, which she published and exhibited during this period, including internationally.
For the first time, this exhibition will bring together Cotton’s photographs and the work of her leading international peers. These include outstanding works from the national collection by key modernist photographers such as Dora Maar, Berenice Abbot, Lucia Moholy, Edward Weston, and Tina Modotti. These are some of the most celebrated figures in international photography, and provide a perfect context for appreciating Cotton’s great work.

Olive Cotton and her contemporaries is a National Gallery Touring Exhibition presented as part of the Bowness Family Foundation Photography Touring Program.

Address

Hawkesbury Regional Gallery, Deerubbin Centre (1st Floor), 300 George Street, Windsor NSW 2756

Phone

02 4560 4441

Event details

Showcasing the best of the Hawkesbury's local produce and food situated beside the central Richmond Park.

Every Saturday morning 8am-1pm

Address

Richmond Park, 118 March Street, Richmond NSW 2753

Phone

0427 892 960

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Shop pre-loved clothing both adults and kids. 
9am-2pm.
Indoor event, enter via gate 2. 
No ATM onsite, please bring cash 
Fees apply for stallholders

Address

Hawkesbury Showground, Racecourse Road, Clarendon NSW 2756

Phone

0430 891 299

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About Olive Cotton and her contemporaries:
Olive Cotton (1911‒2003) is now recognised as one of Australia’s most significant photographers, especially notable for her images that draw attention to the immersive qualities of photography. Cotton began taking photographs with a Kodak Box Brownie when she was 11, and by the early 1930s was an integral member of a vibrant creative community in Sydney that included her good friend (and later husband) Max Dupain. She spent the decade making some of the most innovative photographs in the history of Australian photography, which she published and exhibited during this period, including internationally.
For the first time, this exhibition will bring together Cotton’s photographs and the work of her leading international peers. These include outstanding works from the national collection by key modernist photographers such as Dora Maar, Berenice Abbot, Lucia Moholy, Edward Weston, and Tina Modotti. These are some of the most celebrated figures in international photography, and provide a perfect context for appreciating Cotton’s great work.

Olive Cotton and her contemporaries is a National Gallery Touring Exhibition presented as part of the Bowness Family Foundation Photography Touring Program.

Address

Hawkesbury Regional Gallery, Deerubbin Centre (1st Floor), 300 George Street, Windsor NSW 2756

Phone

02 4560 4441