This Sunday there will be a very special exhibition opening just for Mother's Day. 

Bathurst Historical Society presents from 8th to 15th May Special Exhibition 'Once Upon A Time' - A lovely temporary exhibition is planned to coincide with Mother's Day this year - 'Once Upon A Time' will showcase the Society's collection of baby's and children's clothes, toys and memorabilia from 1880 to 1960's. Featuring exquisite christening gowns, Depression era clothes and toys, charming outfits and more, this exhibition will feature at the Museum in Russell Street. Bring your Nan, your Mum and your kids and have a look at what we wore way back when. Museum entry applies, special exhibition hours - Tuesday to Sunday 10am - 4pm 19th May 

Maybe a movie for mum? All Saints Cathedral are hosting their Blind Date with Film in the Walshaw Hall, Church Street 4.30pm-7.30pm. Join them for a movie and munchies while chilling out for the evening. Turn up and be suprised by the film showing. Free movie, supper $5. For more information call 6331 4711 or visit allsaintscathedralbathurst.com.au

Does mum have treasures she would like to get valued? Drop into the Antique Valuation Day at Kings Antiques 151 George Street from 11am-2pm. With over 40 years of experience in the antique trade, English auctioneer and valuer Martin King will donate his time. All proceeds will be donated to Daffodil Cottage. $5 donation for two items. For more information call 0417 785 495 or visit kingsantiques.com.au

Spoil Mum this Sunday with a Beautiful Afternoon Tea. Abercrombie House 311 Ophir Road 2.30pm. Our popular traditional afternoon ta includes scrumptious savory and sweet treats, tasting plates, varieties of leaf tea, plunger coffee. There will be elegant live classical celtic harp music with a complimentary glass of champagne. Main rooms and garden are open to explore. This is an outstanding afternoon of elegance and style. $49 adults, $45 children under 14. For tickets call 6331 4929 or visit abercrombiehouse.com.au

Explore the past with mum? Bathurst Cemetery Wander. Meet at Dean Street, entrance to Bathurst Cemetery 10am. Join us on this two hour wander around the cemetery. Explore the history and lives of past residents. Enjoy a delicious morning tea supplied by the Family History group. Bring a hat, water and sunscreen. $5 per person, call 6332 1444 or visit bathurstfhg.asn.au

Learn about history of some women in Bathurst. Lives of the Women of the Bathurst Female Factory at 8 Stanley Street from 2-4pm. Understand how the convict women who were sent to Bathurst's female factory lived, loved and contributed to Bathurst. A feature of the presentation will be a static display of bonnets, convict clothing and items. A convict afternoon tea will be served. $10 per person. Book by calling 0467 461 420

What Mother's Day is complete without a Picnic? Join the Mrs Macquarie's Picnic Day. Held at Abercrombie House 311 Ophir Road from 10.30am. Bring a picnic lunch and relax in the gardens as we celebrate the 201st anniversary of the picnic held by Mrs Macquarie at the foot of Mount Pleasant in May 1815. Tickets prices includes entry into the house and grounds. Pay at the gate on the day. $10 adults, $5 children. For more information call 6331 4929 or visit abercrombiehouse.com.au

Maybe a walk about town? Bathurst Town Square. Meet at Bathurst Courthouse, Russell Street 11am. The Bathurst Town Square holds many stories of the past and promises an evolving future more aligned to its past and significance as a heritage precinct. Christ Marshall and Henry Bialowas will relate some of these stories and reveal a more ancient past by looking at the geomorphology and natural forces that formed this landscape to explain why it was chosen for the township. Tour lasts around 1 hour. The tour is free. For more information call 0419 270 208