FOOTBALL FINALE
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AFL NEB Female Football League grand final, Birallee Park, Sunday, August 3, 12.45pm
It's the undefeated team against the defending premier when Wodonga Raiders meet Thurgoona in Sunday's AFL NEB Female Football League decider. Raiders haven't lost this season, but only four points separated the teams when they met in the semi-final. Chances are this game will be closer than last year's 52-point victory to Thurgoona. In the youth grand final, Lavington meet Alpine Lions at 11am.
PRECIOUS GIFT
Donate Life Awareness Round, Barkly Park, Rutherglen, Saturday, August 3
As the national awareness week around organ donation draws to a close, Rutherglen and Tallangatta footballers and netballers will join together to promote the cause for the third straight year. With special jumpers and dresses designed for the games, the sporting clubs will raise money for the Jess McLennan Nursing Scholarship, remembering a club mate who gave the gift of life. Information about organ donation will also be available at the ground.
SINGING SUPPORT
Border Choral Voice, SS&A Albury, Saturday, August 3, all day workshops/masterclasses and evening concert
Founding musical director of the Choir of Hard Knocks Jonathon Welch will bring his enthusiasm and energy to lead a day of workshops and masterclasses for anyone who enjoys singing. The fruits of his labour will be seen in Saturday night's public concert. Singers of all abilities are welcome and registrations will still be taken Saturday morning. Proceeds from the day will support the Wewak Street School Music-Ability program.
DANCING DAYS
Albury Wodonga Eisteddfod, Albury Entertainment Centre, Saturday, August 3, and Sunday, August 4
A packed dance program in the 2019 eisteddfod continues this weekend with the senior troupe sections expected to be a highlight. Organisers received 1671 dance entries this year from 334 individual competitors. Saturday will also see speech and drama categories and the one-day highland dance program. Saturday's morning sessions of all three disciplines will be free for seniors upon presentation of a current seniors card.
IN OTHER NEWS:
HARD TRUTHS
Tough Love Seminar, City Central Church, Albury, Saturday, August 3, 1pm
Peter Lyndon-James, the author of Tough Love: Tackling addiction and seeing change, aims to equip families and individuals with the right ways to help their loved ones beat addiction. Lyndon-James' own experience saw him in and out of prison for more than 26 years.
LEATHER LOOK
Repair Cafe Albury-Wodonga, The Sustainable Activity Centre, Wodonga, Saturday, August 3, 10am to 1pm
Costume jewellery and hand-stitched leather repairs to handbags, luggage, swags, belts and dog collars will feature in this month's Repair Cafe, although not shoe repairs. Soldering, bikes and book repairs will also not be available.
GENTLE JOG
Albury Wodonga Parkrun, Hovell Tree Park, Albury, Saturday, August 3, 8am
A free weekly timed five-kilometre event for runners of all standards, parkrun is not a race against other runners but a chance to come together for regular exercise among beautiful surrounds. Organised by volunteers, the run can be for training or just for fun.
