Morning Melodies: Glenn Starr, 11am, St Ives Biere Cafe, Wodonga

Paul Gibbs, 6pm, Zodiac Lounge, Commercial Club, Albury

Albury-Wodonga Uke Muster, 6pm, first floor, Albion Hotel, Albury

Open Mic, 7.30pm, register at 6pm, bistro, Astor Hotel, Albury

Monkey Baa Theatre Company: Emily Eyefinger, 6.30pm, Albury Entertainment Centre

Open Mic, 7.30pm, O’Maille’s Pub and Hops Garden, Wodonga

Karaoke, 7.30pm on, karaoke 9pm, Paddy’s Albury

Twin Cities Rock’n’Roll Club Weekly Dance, 7.30pm, auditorium, Commercial Club, Albury

Grooveyard Hammond Combo: soul, grooves, jazz and blues, 7pm, La Maison Cafe, Wodonga

Karaoke, 9.30pm, Alpine Hotel, Bright

Karaoke, 8pm, Royal Mail Hotel, Mulwala

Line Dancing Lessons, ClubMulwala

Barry Bishop, Mulwala Waterski Club

Jimmy Barnes, Wagga Showgrounds

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6

Monkey Baa Theatre Company: Emily Eyefinger, 10am and noon, Albury Entertainment Centre

Tony Lukav, piano and vocals, 5pm, Q Manhattans, Albury

Charlie Jankowski, 5pm, Zodiac Lounge, Commercial Club, Albury

PJ, 6pm, Sevens Bistro, Commercial Club, Albury

Retro Metal Night: I See the End, The Warhorse, The Inducer and Green Immunity, 7pm, Albury Entertainment Centre

Gaven Slater, 7pm, Lavington Panthers

Rick Jenkins, 7.30pm, Thurgoona Country Golf Club Resort

Live Music, 8pm, Kinross Woolshed Hotel, Thurgoona

Live Music, 8pm, Rooftop Bier Garden, Albury

Diesel: Velvet Curtain tour, 8pm, The Cube Wodonga

Sean and Liv Cartledge, 8.30pm, Northside Hotel, Lavington

Overtime, 9pm, Zodiac Lounge, Commercial Club, Albury

Ross Ryan, 9pm, SS&A Albury

Giant 440, 9pm, Boomerang Hotel, Lavington

New Open Mic Night, 9pm, St Ives Biere Cafe, Wodonga

Akal and Luke, 9.30pm, Paddy’s, Albury

DJ Zuckr, 9.30pm, Beer Garden, Paddy’s, Albury

Refresh Your Friday: DJ spins music from the 1970s to today, 10pm, ZedBar, Albury

DJ Sedgie, 10pm, The Carriers, Wodonga

Wandiligong Primary School presents Sleeping Beauty — a panto–style musical, 7pm, Bright Entertainment Centre

Combo Dance: Darren Mummery, 7.30pm, Club Savoy, Myrtleford

The Rumour, 8pm, Corowa RSL Club

DJ Jarrod, 9pm, Terminus Hotel, Yarrawonga

Shaun Clyne, 8pm, ClubMulwala

Fat Sam and the Toothpick, Mulwala Waterski Club

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7

Tony Lukav, piano and vocals, 5pm, Q Manhattans, Albury

Andrew Kennedy, 5pm, Zodiac Lounge, Commercial Club, Albury

Garry O’Brien, 6pm, Sevens Bistro, Commercial Club, Albury

Murray the Magician, 7.30pm, auditorium, Commercial Club, Albury

Trent Hamilton, 8.30pm, Soden’s Hotel, Albury

Overtime, 9pm, Zodiac Lounge, Commercial Club, Albury

Jason Singh, 9pm, SS&A Albury

Live Music, 9pm, Kinross Woolshed Hotel, Thurgoona

DJ Candy B, 9.30pm, Paddy’s, Albury

Sonic Loader, 9.30pm, Paddy’s, Albury

Grooveyard Hammond Combo, The Long Room, Albion Hotel, Albury

Albury’s Biggest Party, 10pm, One Nightclub, Albury

DJ s Franco and Vitz, 10pm, Groove Saint, Albury

Saturday Night Fever: Best Party Mix, 10pm, ZedBar, Albury

Flickside: I Am Eleven, 7.30pm, Yackandandah Courthouse

Open Mic, Upper One Bistro, Wangaratta

Friends of the Benalla Art Gallery: Zoe Knighton and Amir Farid, cello and piano, 5.30pm, Benalla Art Gallery

North East Skate Park Series: skate, scooter and BMX events plus live music from Sky Empire, Listerdale, Green Immunity, Chris Pianto, Indigo, Jess Gay and The Thieves, 6pm to 10pm, Rutherglen Skate Park

Music on the Murray: Cam Tapp, 12.30pm, St Leonards Vineyard, Wahgunyah

The Hoffmans, 8pm, Corowa RSL Club

DJ Supple K, ClubMulwala

Undecided, 9pm, Mulwala Waterski Club

Diesel: Velvet Curtain tour, Montreal Theatre, Tumut

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8

Live Music, Rooftop Bier Garden, Albury

St Matthew’s Angels Relay for Life Concert, 2pm, St Matthew’s Church, Albury

Zoot Suit, 4pm, Zodiac Lounge, Zodiac Lounge, Commercial Club, Albury

Live Music plus Open Mic/Battle of the Bands heat, part of Culcairn Show centenary celebrations - meals available, 2pm, Gerogery Hotel

Open Mic, 2pm, Everton Hotel

Mahogany, 11am, Beechworth Bakery

Sunday Acoustic Sessions, noon, Gigi’s of Beechworth

Daine Runnalls, ClubMulwala

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11

Ken Hill, 6pm, Zodiac Lounge, Commercial Club, Albury

Open Mic, Albion Hotel, Albury

Open Mic, 6pm, Kinross Woolshed Hotel, Thurgoona

HotHouse Theatre: I’m Your Man, 6.30pm (VIP Opening Night), The Butter Factory Theatre, Wodonga (season continues daily until Sunday, September 15)

Brock Shirley C, 9.30pm, Paddy’s, Albury

Uni Night: Gaz from Geordie Shore plus DJs Franco and Vitz, 9pm, Groove Saint, Albury

DJ Candy B, 9.30pm, beer garden, Paddy’s Albury

Irish Jam Session, 8pm, Star Hotel, Yackandandah

Squaring the Wheel, 10am, Wangaratta Performing Arts Centre

Trevor Doddridge, 6.30pm, Border Bistro, Yarrawonga Mulwala Golf Club Resort, Mulwala

FREE TIME OUT ONLINE GUIDE: Email music, comedy, theatre or exhibitions details to play@bordermail.com.au or phone (02) 6024 0548. Deadline: noon Wednesdays. A fresh Time Out is posted at www.bordermail.com.au every Thursday.

COMING UP: TOURS, FESTIVALS AND MORE

SEPTEMBER

12: Squaring the Wheel, The Cube Wodonga

12: Everything Must Go, The Cube Wodonga

12: John McNally, Irish tenor, Wangaratta Performing Arts Centre

12-15: HotHouse Theatre: I’m Your Man, The Butter Factory Theatre, Wodonga

13: Jazz Albury-Wodonga: Andrew Dickeson Band, The Jazz Basement, Wodonga

13: Pseudo Echo, SS&A Albury

13: In the Mood: A 1940s Musical Revue, Wangaratta PAC

13: Johnny Cash: The Concert — Ring of Fire 50th Anniversary Tour, Wagga Civic Theatre

13-15: Spring Migration Festival, Yackandandah

14: Johnny Cash: The Concert — Ring of Fire 50th Anniversary Tour, The Cube Wodonga

14: Pseudo Echo, Mulwala Waterski Club

14: Marina Prior: The Encore Tour, Wagga Civic Theatre

15: Music in the Gardens: Alex and Nilusha, Albury Botanic Gardens

15: Elvis to the Max (Max Pellicano), Commercial Club, Albury

15: Bo Jenkins, ClubMulwala

17: Voices @Henty headlined by The Voice finalist Nick Kingswell, Henty Machinery Field Days Site

17: 39 Steps, Wangaratta Performing Arts Centre

17-19: Henty Machinery Field Days

19: Sydney Comedy Festival Showcase, The Cube Wodonga

19: The Highway Men, ClubMulwala

20: Powerage, SS&A Albury

21: The 39 Steps, Albury Entertainment Centre

21: Andrew Wishart, SS&A Albury

21: Classic Movie Night: Casablanca, Star Theatre, Chiltern

21: Marina Prior, Wangaratta Performing Arts Centre

21: Dirt Roads and Wildflowers Tour: The Viper Creek Band, Stephanie Jansen and Kaylens Rain, Mulwala Waterski Club

23: Cinderella at the Disco, Commercial Club, Albury

23: A Festival of Russian Ballet, Albury Entertainment Centre

24: Don Costa, Zodiac Lounge, Commercial Club, Albury

24-26: RU4Me, The Cube Wodonga

28: African Caravan: Keyim Ba, Wagga Civic Theatre

28: AFL Grand Final Day: Marcus Gett, Bounce, DJ Candy B, Paddy’s Albury

28: African Caravan: Keyim Ba, Wagga Civic Theatre

OCTOBER

1: Patrick Brady, Commercial Club, Albury

1: African Caravan: Keyim Ba, Wangaratta Performing Arts Centre

1-18: Seniors Festival, Wangaratta

2: Bell Shakespeare: The Comedy of Errors, Wagga Civic Theatre

4-5: 15th Deni Ute Muster: Alan Jackson, Kasey Chambers, Corb Lund, The Sunny Cowgirls and Morgan Evans

5: Music on the Murray: Nigel Wearne, 12.30pm, St Leonards Vineyard, Wahgunyah

5: A Special Night in Charlie’s Stables: antique and quirky objects from the past, historic Star Theatre, Chiltern

5: FReeZA Push Start Regional Battle of the Bands (in conjunction with the North East Skate Series Bright heat), marquee next to the Bright Skate Park

5: Frankie J. Holden and Wilbur Wilde, Mulwala Waterski Club

6: Howlong Country Golf Club Oktoberfest, Howlong Country Golf Club

7: Arts Space Echoes: Classic Keys with Dieter Hartwig, Arts Space Wodonga

7: Walbundrie Show

10-11: PROJECTion Dance: Bittersweet, Citizen, Flux, The Cube Wodonga

11-12: Wangaratta Show

11-12 (and 18-19): Chiltern Players: Little Shop of Horrors, historic Star Theatre, Chiltern

VISUAL ARTS AND HISTORY: EXHIBITIONS AND EVENTS

ALBURY LIBRARY MUSEUM

THE STRAPPER

UNTIL SEPTEMBER 15

Tommy Woodcock was apprenticed as a jockey at 12, however it was clear that he was growing too tall, so instead he applied his natural symmetry with horses to the business of caring for them. Trainer Harry Telford recognised Tom’s particular affinity with Phar Lap and asked him to work as strapper to the horse full-time. Tom and Phar Lap soon formed such a close relationship that Phar Lap would take food from no one else. As Phar Lap’s trainer on the trip to America, Woodcock was heart-broken when the horse died. He remained a horse trainer until the age of 78 when he died at ‘The Stockyard’ in Yarrawonga in 1985. Woodcock left several of his own mementoes of Phar Lap to Wayne Hinchliffe of The Stockyard. It is this stunning Phar Lap memorabilia and photographs that will be on exhibit for two weeks only at the Library Museum as part of the Write around the Murray Festival.

CROSSING PLACE

UNTIL JUNE 12, 2014

This exhibition tells the story of Albury from first contact with the Wiradjuri, traditional owners of the land to the City we share today. The exhibition includes the story of the Bonegilla Migrant Reception & Training Centre and other key influences on the region. On the second Sunday of the month enjoy a free guided tour of ‘The Crossing Place’ exhibition provided by the museum’s curator or experience an audio tour of the ‘Crossing Place, a story of Albury’ exhibition. Listen to first hand memories of significant events in Albury’s history and you’ll feel as if you were there! Guided Tour Dates: 2pm Sunday, September 8 and 2pm Sunday, October 13. Crossing Place Boxes are available for loan to groups. Enjoy a chat with family and friends over the contents of a Crossing Place Box. Memories and conversation will flow once you discover what’s inside. Old and New Time Games will take you on a journey through childhood fun and games. Play a round of simple Snap or dominos, test your mind with a hand of Bridge or challenge your friends to a poker night. For more information, phone (02) 6023 8333.

FIRST FLIGHT

UNTIL FEBRUARY 2

In 1911, mechanics Azor Robbins and Alexander Porter embarked on an ambitious plan to build their own monoplane. Spurred on by the world’s new fascination for flight, the young mechanics set up shop in Albury and began work. In March 1913 the home-built monoplane was fitted with the Robbins and Porter-designed and constructed flat-four engine and underwent taxi trials. On July 27, 1913 it was taken to Bungowannah Park Estate and, in front of six witnesses, it flew six metres off the ground. The trial was repeated a few days later but after a mechanical malfunction the plane never flew again. A life-size replica of the Robbins and Porter monoplane has been hung from the Albury Library Museum ceiling.

WIRADJURI TALKBACK

UNTIL JULY 1, 2014

Wiradjuri Talkback is a celebration of the perspectives and traditional knowledge of the Albury-Wodonga region’s Aboriginal people, showcasing a powerful and thought-provoking blend of traditional and contemporary elements illustrating the rich cultural traditions of Wiradjuri country. Alongside traditional Riverina bark paintings and tools are sketches by 19th century Aboriginal artist Tommy McRae, a local identity famed for his depictions of traditional Aboriginal life.

ALBURY ART GALLERY

TEMPORARILY CLOSED

REOPENING DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED

After 32 years, the Albury Art Gallery has temporarily closed its doors to make way for a $10.5 million redevelopment. For more information about the gallery’s history, and its future, go to www.alburycity.nsw.gov.au/leisure-and-culture/albury-regional-art-gallery/redevelopment-plans.

LAVINGTON LIBRARY

LAVINGTON: WHAT’S IN A NAME?

UNTIL SEPTEMBER 12

The inaugural Lavington Library exhibition celebrates the history of this community from the Wiradjuri people to the early pioneers, from the mining and fruit growing industries to current day. We look at the naming of Lavington and its surrounding streets. Why is Prune Street called Prune Street? Through interviews, historic photographs, film footage, and intriguing objects discover ‘What’s in a Name’ for the Lavington community and be delighted by your findings. The Lavington Library is now on the ground floor of the new Northpoint Tower in Griffith Road.

ARTS SPACE WODONGA

IN THE SHADOWS

UNTIL SEPTEMBER 7

In The Shadows is an installation exhibition by Melbourne-based artist Anne Riggs, featuring many of her small works including sculptures, ceramics, mixed media, bones and paintings that explore the themes surrounding trauma and loss. It features reflections on childhood abuse contemplates secrecy, vulnerability and long-term impacts abuse has on children.

GIGS ART GALLERY, WODONGA

GROUP ART EXHIBITION: WINTERHAPPY

UNTIL SEPTEMBER 8

Nan Hoysted, Mary-Jane Griggs, Susie Losch, Mary-Rose Riley and Portia Janson — five artists with five different points of view — come together in this exhibition of rich variety, colour and texture, which features painting, assemblage, sculpture and works on paper. Opening: 4pm to 6pm Saturday, August 24. GIGS Art Gallery is in Gateway Village, Lincoln Causeway, Wodonga and is open 10am to 4pm, Tuesday to Sunday. Phone (02) 6021 3073 or visit www.artswodonga.org.au.

PAINTBOX STUDIO GALLERY

ALBURY-WODONGA ARTISTS SOCIETY EXHIBITION

UNTIL OCTOBER 31

The Albury Wodonga Artists Society was formed in 1987 by a small band of enthusiastic Border and district painters. Three or four times a year, workshops are held covering painting in oil, pastels and watercolour. Works from these workshop as well as works completed outside of these designated times will be on display in this exhibition. With works covering various mediums, and no limitations on size, the exhibition should have something to interest everyone. The works are also available for sale. The gallery is on Gateway Island, Lincoln Causeway, Wodonga.

ARMY MUSEUM BANDIANA

EXTENSIVE MILITARY DISPLAY

MONDAYS TO SATURDAYS

The Army Museum Bandiana is among Australia’s best army museums where 190 army vehicles, dozens of field guns, weapons, uniforms, medals and items dating back as far as the 18th century are displayed in about 5000 square metres of display space. The museum is at the Gaza Ridge Barracks, Anderson Road, Bandiana, just out of Wodonga. Open 9.30am to 4pm Monday to Saturday but not on New Year’s Day, Good Friday and Anzac Day or from December 24 to 28. Phone (02) 6055 2525. 

A BEAR’S OLD WARES, YACKANDANDAH

THE PRIMITIVES EXHIBITION

OPEN DAILY

Khmer Buddha Statues in bronze, a unique one-of-a-kind display of primitive Buddhist art. A Bear’s Old Wares (Gaz and Andy) is at 12 High Street, Yackandandah. Open daily from 9.30am to 5.30pm. For more information, go to www.BuddhaShop.com.au. Free entry.

HOLBROOK SHIRE HALL

UNTIL SEPTEMBER 7

43RD HOLBROOK ROTARY ART SHOW

Expose yourself to art at the Holbrook Rotary Art Show. Opening night 6.30pm Friday, August 30 at the Holbrook Shire Hall. Admission, dinner and wine is $25 and $15 for exhibiting artists. Guest artists are Kim Passalqua from Albury and Leanne Thomas from Sydney. Both guest artists are former residents of Holbrook. Last year there were 455 pieces of art work from 105 artists, from throughout NSW and Victoria, as well as ACT and Queensland. Daytime admissions are adults $5, concession $2, children free. Holbrook Shire Hall, Young St, Holbrook. Phone 0413 002 624. Viewing hours Saturday and Sunday 10am-4pm, Monday to Friday 11am-4pm.

MAN FROM SNOWY RIVER MUSEUM AND RILEY’S VILLAGE, CORRYONG

LIVE THE LEGEND

OPEN DAILY

This diverse and colourful exhibition that celebrates the history of the Upper Murray and its people. Learn about the legend of Jack Riley. Open 10am to 4pm, September to May and 11am to 3pm, June to August. Closed Good Friday and Christmas Day. The Man From Snowy River Museum and Riley’s Village is at 103 Hansen Street, Corryong. For more information, visit manfromsnowyrivermuseum.com. Phone (02) 6076 2600.

KHANCOBAN ARTISAN GALLERY AND WORKSHOP

OPEN DAILY

ARTS AND CRAFTS EXHIBITION AND SALE

OPEN DAILY

Local artists and craft people are invited to display and sell their creations in this new gallery, which can be found in the Khancoban General Store. The workshop is opposite, on the Community Technology Centre. Twenty per cent of sales will fund local events programs. To find out more phone Ann-Maree de Wit on (02) 6076 9099 or email her at annalby57@gmail.com or phone Louise Werrett on (02) 6076 9408. Open daily.

BURKE MUSEUM, BEECHWORTH

BURKE MUSEUM SESQUICENTENARY

UNTIL NOVEMBER 17

The Burke Museum is celebrating its 150th birthday this year with this special sesquicentenary exhibition. Phone (03) 5728 8067.

OLD SCHOOL HOUSE GALLERY, BEECHWORTH

WORKS BY LOCAL ARTISANS

OPEN DAILY

North East painters, jewellery makers, textile artists, woodworkers, glass artists and more display their works in the 1863 building that once housed a school. 1 Loch Street. Open 10am to 4pm daily. Visit oldschoolhousegallery.biz.

OXLEY HALL

A FEAST OF ART

SEPTEMBER 6 TO 15

Enjoy Art, textiles and photography. Official opening 6pm Friday, September 6 - $5 entry. Open daily from Saturday, September 7 from 10am to 4pm - $2 entry. For more information please visit www.milawagourmet.com or phone Robyn Chambers on (03) 5727 3507.

WANGARATTA ART GALLERY

TOOTH & NAIL — CROSS-CULTURAL INFLUENCES IN CONTEMPORARY CERAMICS

UNTIL SEPTEMBER 22

A Nets Victoria & RMIT School of Art Touring Exhibition, Tooth & Nail is a dynamic exploration of contemporary artistic practice and cultural influences between Asian and Australian ceramicists and the creation of a hybrid contemporary ceramic practice. Eleven artists have been chosen — from Australia, Beijing, Hong Kong and Taiwan — including Joe Chan, Sally Cleary, Kris Coad, Andrei Davidoff, Zhou Jie, Josephine Tsui, Jane Sawyer, Robyn Phelan, Kevin White, Fiona Wong and Mon-Xi Wu.

PETER JAMES SMITH: AFTERGLOW

UNTIL OCTOBER 21

The relationship between the land and the sky is a powerful force that powers the life of human communities, their commerce, their economies, their understanding of the world, and more importantly — their hopes and dreams. The artists hopes that the exhibition places us all on sky watch — so that we reconnect with the ephemeral beauty of sunlight wind and rain - and reclaim this connection as central to our lives.

GANEAA ACROSS THE ARTS EXHIBITION

UNTIL SEPTEMBER 15

GANEAA (Goulburn and North East Arts Alliance) showcases works that celebrates the diverse talents of the North East and Goulburn regions’ artists. On display in the Workshop Space. Phone (03) 5722 0865.

10 TO 4 GALLERY, GLENROWAN

LOCAL ARTISTS AND CRAFTSPEOPLE

OPEN DAILY

This new gallery is packed with a diverse variety of textiles and wood, iron and other handcrafted items created by local artists and craftspeople. The gallery is at 32 Gladstone Street, Glenrowan and is open from 10am to 4pm.

BENALLA ART GALLERY

RAD VCE

UNTIL SEPTEMBER 15

At the Benalla Art Gallery we believe that the students in regional areas should have access to similar opportunities and recognition as the students in metropolitan Melbourne. We developed RAD (Regional Art & Design) VCE in 2010 and are looking to continue with this program in 2013 - a regional interpretation of Melbourne’s Top Arts & Design, to reach our regional students. RAD VCD 2013 will be a regional final year VCE artwork exhibition from a selection of VCE art, studio art, technology and design graduates from 2012.  This exhibition will be an opportunity to give a voice to young people responding to their lives during their final year at school. It will also give fellow younger students a chance to view these works in the lead up to their VCE. We have encouraged all forms of media to enter. Traditional works such as paintings, photographs, ceramics, works on paper and drawings to textiles, artist’s books and folios, printmaking, sculpture, design, animation, documentaries, furniture and objects, interactive media and electronic projects. The exhibition is in the Simpson Gallery.

HOWARD ARKLEY AND JUAN DAVILA COLLABORATION

UNTIL SEPTEMBER 15

For more than two decades, Howard Arkley and Juan Davila engaged in a collaborative partnership which resulted in the birth of a significant and complex large-scale installation Blue Chip Instant Decorator: A Room, 1990. Although fundamentally different in their ideas, both artists were meticulous in their approach to making art and yet understood the important role that chance, informality and the comedy of misadventure can play in collaboration. Driven by the spirit of surrealism, the work features two painted suburban domestic interiors hung behind constructed furnishings. It references art history, mass media and pop culture. The sofa on fire quotes René Magritte’s surreal painting The Discovery of Fire, 1935, and a real mirror painted with a fake reflection is a direct allusion to the American Pop artist Roy Lichtenstein’s mirror series. Blue Chip Instant Decorator: A Room remains the only manifestation of a remarkable partnership between two of Australia’s most prominent painters. In the Simpson Gallery.

NAKED LADIES

UNTIL NOVEMBER 24

One of the oldest inspirations, the female form, is bought to focus in Naked Ladies. This exhibition, in the Ledger Gallery, celebrates the female form thorough a collection of work by artists including David Laity, Sidney Nolan, Ivan Durrant, Arthur Boyd and Norman Lindsay. Works are from the gallery’s permanent collection and on loan from artists and private collectors.

BENALLA COSTUME AND PIONEER MUSEUM

LOVELY IN LACE 1750-1980

CONTINUING INDEFINITELY

Benalla Costume and Pioneer Museum is open from 9am to 5pm and is at 14 Mair Street, Benalla. Phone (03) 5762 1749. For more information, visit www.home.vicnet.net.au/~benmus.

GALLERY 294, COROWA

LOCAL ARTISTS’ WORKS ON SHOW

DAILY

Gallery 294 contains a wide range of arts and crafts of a very high standard. The work is by the talented artists and craftspeople of Corowa and the surrounding region with works representing a diverse range of media. The gallery is at 294 Honour Avenue (the Albury road), Corowa, and is open daily from 9am to 4pm. Phone (02) 6033 5086.

COROWA SHIRE ART SPACE

COROWA COLLECTION

OPEN DAILY

The Corowa Collection showcases the prize winners in all sections of the annual Federation Art Show that have been acquired by the Federation Art Show Committee and held in trust by Corowa Shire Council for the past thirteen years. 

This is the first time that these art works have been displayed together as a collection and for many of these works it is the first time they have been on public display. The gallery is open 11am to 4pm weekdays, 11am to 3pm Saturdays and 11am to 1pm Sundays.