Beginning at the skate park at 10am, the march will head along Peel Street towards the intersection of Brisbane and Peel Streets where it will be halted by police.

The parade will continue until it turns right at White Street, ending with a memorial service and unveiling of plaques in Bicentennial Park.

Experience a real feel Christmas market complete with Christmas lights, Christmas music, German-inspired food, quality handmade products and entertainment for children including Santa Claus and Lantern making. A great outing for everyone whilst doing Christmas shopping.

All funds raised will go back to the community.

Where: Nundle Woollen Mill grounds, 35 Oakenville Street, Nundle.

When: Saturday November 10 @5pm

Entry: $2.00, Kids under 12 years free

It's on again the giant Lions Club of Tamworth Book Sale.

Sale starts, 9.00am Saturday 10th November

Open all day, 9.00 to 5.00pm each day

Sale finishes, 1.00pm Sunday 18th November

The venue, The Showground pavilion, Showground Rd, Taminda, same as last year.

The idea for the show was born in 1969. These days it contributes to the upkeep of the Nundle CWA building that houses allied health professionals and day care groups.

Friday 9th November 7pm-10pm Gala Opening Night. $25 includes Champagne Supper and announcement of winners.

Saturday 10th November 10am-4pm 

Sunday 11th November 10am- 3.30pm 

Where: Nundle School of Arts Memorial Hall, 101 Jenkins Street, Nundle. 

Cost: $5 adults $2 children over 12

The Walcha Historical Society will hold another afternoon tea this Saturday (November 10) between 2 pm and 4 pm at the Pioneer Cottage Museum to showcase some of the children’s garments stored in the archives.

One of the highlights is a collection of boys clothes worn in the 1800’s by a local lady’s grandfather. 

The garments are still in the possession of the family and are just on loan for the day. 

There will also be examples of eye-watering finely knitted baby clothes by Alice Green, Peter Pan style lace collars and a Russian style dress.

The Tamworth and Region Weather page started as one man’s passion, but now just five years later the Facebook page boasts over 21,000 followers.

On Saturday founder David Farrenden and his band of seven ‘admins’ from all over the region will celebrate the anniversary with a Meet and Greet day at Bendemeer.

While the day will primarily be an opportunity for those page administrators, who are based everywhere from Quirindi to Walcha and Wollun, to meet each other, the public are also invited to come and meet the team and talk all things weather and life.

The Meet and Greet will be held at the Bendemeer rest stop, across the river from the Hotel starting at 1pm on Saturday.

Tamworth will come together on Friday night to celebrate 130 years of electric street lighting in the city. 

The ‘Light up the Night’ event at the Tamworth Powerstation Museum, will include a pop-up-bar, Gomeroi dancers, guided tours of the museum and an opportunity to see the mighty John Fowler steam engines all fired up.

The Tamworth Dramatic Society will also present an outdoor performance with projections that will depict the story of how Tamworth became the 'City of Light' in 1888.

“Light up the Night” is a free event. Celebrations commence at 7pm and the Tamworth Dramatic Society performance will be at 8pm. 

Food and drinks are available for purchase. Residents are encouraged to bring a chair or a picnic rug.

Everything old is new again! Say no to the confines and waste of mass production. Say yes to the exciting world of ANTIQUES.

Where: RSL Memorial Hall, 27 Salisbury Street, Uralla.

Opening Hours

Saturday 10 November - 9:00am to 5:00pm

Sunday 11 November - 9:00am to 2:30pm

An appraiser will be available to value special collectables.

$5 for 1 item

$10 for 3 items

Food lovers will have a chance to experience regional food, drink and wellness from across the region at Eat Drink Live New England in Inverell on November 10. 

Guest chef Luke Hines (of “My Kitchen Rules” fame) will be at the festival with cooking demos. 

Running from 8am to 3pm, entry to the market day is by gold coin donation. The bar will open after 11am. Evans Street will be closed from Friday noon until Saturday, 5pm. 

For more information and a list of stallholders see here