An amazing collection of artworks by Ann MacDonald will be on Exhibition at the Goulburn Club from the 10th of October 2025. The Exhibition is on display at the Goulburn Club from 10th of October till the 30th of November 2025 and can be viewed any time the Club is open. Regular opening hours are: […]
Nature’s Harmony is the work of three friends who are inspired in their artistic expression by a shared love of nature. Alaine Cohen finds much inspiration in nature and has been exploring and enjoying colouring and patterning metal and making jewellery for many years. She also makes jewellery from wire threads using bobbin lace techniques. […]
A monthly session featuring Celtic music. All levels of musicianship welcome. Attendance is strictly limited to Goulburn Club members only but you can signup or renew on arrival. There is a waiting list option on the booking site if you miss out.
This iteration of The Window is curated by committee members of The Goulburn Club. In a beautifully preserved heritage space, The Goulburn Club provides a unique and friendly venue, promoting music and the arts for the local community and visitors to the region. Showcasing a broad range of poets, musicians, visual artists and writers from […]
'Colour Rhythms' celebrates the expressive power of colour, exploring its ability to create connections and inspire. Drawn from the Goulburn Regional Art Gallery’s permanent collection, this exhibition brings together diverse artistic practices deeply interwoven within the Gallery’s rich history of over 40 years. Spanning painting, textiles, photography and works on paper, the exhibition sees artists […]
Kirsten Farrell’s new exhibition 'Future Ghosts' uses found plastic to make textiles that are layered and stitched. In this work, Farrell proposes that plastic should be re-evaluated as precious, honouring the materials aesthetic value through laborious craft-based processes. In abstract compositions, Farrell challenges the ongoing associations of textile as feminine and painting as masculine, creating […]
Hockey has been played in New South Wales since the early 1900's. The NSW Men's and Women's Hockey Associations were formed in 1908, followed by the NSW Junior Hockey Association in 1960. These Associations eventually merged in 2004, forming a single administrative entity, known as Hockey NSW. Today, Hockey NSW comprises 27 Associations and approximately […]
Sunday sessions at the Goulburn Club is an opportunity to bring an instrument or just your voice to join a group sharing songs, tunes, stories and poetry. Sunday Sessions focuses on traditional folk songs, Australian and Celtic songs and Americana songs. Everyone is welcome to join in or listen with song sheets available online or […]
The Goulburn Poultry Fanciers' Society poultry auctions average 80+ vendors and 100+ buyers with over 1,000 fowl in more than 500 pens. The extensive range but includes a wide range of waterfowl plus the sale of equipment such as incubators, feeders and carry boxes. Buyers should bring boxes, cages or other suitable containers to transport […]
What started as a crop day for scrapbooking and cardmaking has now turned into a day for all crafters. The 4th Sunday of every month we hold our craft day at the CWA rooms in Montague Street. Everyone is welcome, scrapbookers, card makers, any other paper crafters, knitters, beadwork, macrame etc.So come along for a […]
The Goulburn Aussie NightMarkets are back in Goulburn on Sunday 23rd November and will run from 4pm till 10pm at the Goulburn Recreation Area for the special XMAS Stocking Filler edition. $2 entry for a day full of Food Trucks, Food Stalls, Dessert only Section, Retail Vendors, Live Entertainment including Christmas Carols, Rides & Games […]
'Forest Song' is a meditation on trees as enduring lifeforms that hold memory and mark the passage of time. Braidwood-based artist John R. Walker's work is informed by decades dedicated to walking, drawing, recording and exploring nature. Walker has travelled widely, spending time in the forest and gullies in Badja, tracing the banks of the […]
