TRADING PLACES
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Image Ecologies by James Farley and Jacob Raupach is a photographic inquiry into the post-industrial condition of one of NSW's most iconic and remote cities. As Australia's first heritage city, Broken Hill is celebrated for its continuous 135-year history of mining operations, the struggle and victories won by steadfast trade unions, and the pioneering environmental groundwork carried out by community groups. Drawing from images created between 2015 and 2018, Image Ecologies grapples with complexities of place; unfolding as an observation of how these overlapping histories are woven into Broken Hill.
PLAY EIGHTIES
Never Ending 80s, SS&A Albury Auditorium, Saturday, February 13, 7.30pm
Ready to party like it's 1989? Never Ending 80s takes you back to the best of it all with a show packed full of the biggest hits by the biggest artists. As the band expertly carves its way through the music of Prince, Madonna, Cyndi Lauper, INXS, Bon Jovi, Michael Jackson and Whitney Houston to name a few, the vibe created means that there is nothing else left to do except sing along and dance!
WALK ON
Albury Wodonga Memory Walk and Jog, Sunday, February 14, 7am to 11am
The Albury-Wodonga Memory Walk and Jog is going virtual this year. Register for the event and you'll have access to an incredible online community, access live streams and join the virtual celebration with your Memory Walk and Jog community. For details or to register visit: memorywalk.com.au/albury-wodonga2021
ON A ROLL
Learn to Skate - Roller Derby Intake, North East Roller Derby, 1050 Wangaratta-Whitfield Road, Oxley, Saturday, February 13, 9.30am
Want to try rollerskating or brush up on a retro skill? Programs include basic skating through to modified roller derby. Participants supply their own mouthguard, but all other equipment can be borrowed. Ages 14-plus.
TONIGHT LIVE
Dylan Raath at The Woolhouse, 600 Dean Street, Albury, Saturday, February 13, 8pm to 11pm
Border musician Dylan Raath is back playing live at The Woolhouse this weekend. Book yourself a table at this sweet Dean Street venue, or feel free to walk in. Keep up with Raath on his Facebook page: facebook.com/dylanraathmusic
VILLAGE PEOPLE
Albury Wodonga Farmers Market, Gateway Village, Wodonga, Saturday, February 13, 8am to noon
Mr Mushroom is flush with fresh mushrooms as well as dried and flavour mixes. Europa Gully Orchards is offering succulent blood plums along with apples and pears. Stock up on fresh produce, grass-fed beef and flowers for the week ahead.
