The Goulburn Youth Festival of Theatre is a vibrant event that showcases the talents of young performers in the region. Hosted by the Hume Conservatorium, this festival offers a unique opportunity for children aged nine to 15 to participate in music and drama workshops led by both local and international tutors. The festival also features special guests from Kathmandu’s Pragya Kunja Theatre School in Nepal, adding an exciting international dimension to the program.
One of the highlights of the festival is the performance held at the Conservatorium’s Creative Space, where participants get to showcase their newfound skills and creativity. Additionally, attendees can look forward to an acrobatic fire show at Tenison Wood Reserve, providing a thrilling and visually captivating experience for all.
For those interested in a more theatrical experience, the Goulburn Performing Arts Centre presents “The Queen’s Nanny,” an Ensemble Theatre production written by award-winning Australian playwright Melanie Tait. This engaging drama delves into the untold story of Marion “Crawfie” Crawford, the governess to Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret, offering a fresh perspective on royal history.
For wine enthusiasts and storytelling aficionados, “How To Drink Wine Like A Wanker” promises a unique blend of performance, storytelling, and wine-tasting. Audiences can expect a delightful narrative that follows one woman’s journey of self-discovery through the world of wine, providing a mix of humor, emotion, and introspection.
For those looking to combine fitness with philanthropy, the Run Goulburn Run charity fun run offers a range of events for all ages and fitness levels. Participants can choose from various race distances, with proceeds going towards purchasing vital equipment for the Goulburn Base Hospital, making it a meaningful way to support the local community.
On a more relaxed note, the Markets on Bourke provide a platform for local artisans and producers to showcase their goods, offering a diverse range of products from arts and crafts to fresh produce and live music. This market is a vibrant hub of creativity and community engagement, attracting visitors looking for unique finds and a taste of local culture.
For those seeking intellectual stimulation and social connection, the Goulburn Mulwaree Library’s Genre Book Club offers a dynamic space for book lovers to engage in lively discussions and explore new literary genres. With a focus on expanding reading horizons and fostering a sense of community, this book club provides a welcoming environment for individuals to share their love of literature.
Moreover, the community initiatives like the Goulburn Uniting Church Op-Shop and Café and the Sunday Sessions at the Goulburn Club offer opportunities for social interaction, cultural enrichment, and creative expression. These regular gatherings provide platforms for individuals to connect, share stories, and engage with diverse forms of artistic expression, contributing to the rich tapestry of community life in Goulburn.
Lastly, the “Ordinary People, Extraordinary Stories” exhibition at the Mulwaree High School Remembrance Museum pays tribute to the men and women from Goulburn and the surrounding districts who served in various theatres of war. Through personal narratives and historical artifacts, the exhibition sheds light on the extraordinary experiences of ordinary individuals during times of conflict, offering a poignant reminder of the resilience and courage displayed by those who faced the challenges of war.
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