As the sun set on the Toganmain Woolshed open day, the crowds gathered for Cocktails in the Yard.
After several weeks of preparation, the events at Toganmain Woolshed were a hit on Saturday.
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The open day was followed by the much anticipated Cocktails in the Yard, which attracted more than 300 people.
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It’s your last chance to register to the Riverina Youth Connect Coleambally program being held September 28-30 at the Coleambally Football Stadium for children in Kindy to Year 12.
The program runs 9am-4pm each day and includes live music, games, cooking, arts & craft and workshops, with morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea provided.
For more details and a link to the registration form, go to the Riverina Youth Connect Facebook page. Further details are also available by calling Natalie Burke on 0429 722 613.
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The Coleambally Riding Club hosts its next Danielle Moroney Clinic Series this Sunday (jumping), followed by the course jumping session on October 18.
Clinics are open to riders of varying abilities, with groups tailored to experience levels.
Bookings are essential via colyridingclub@gmail.com.
As the sun set on the Toganmain Woolshed open day, the crowds gathered for Cocktails in the Yard.
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The Anglican Op Shop at Darlington Point has reopened, and is available for drop offs and purchases.
It is located in the town hall and open each Saturday from 9am and is always looking for volunteers to help out.
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