If jazz music is the thing for you, why not get along to the Abercrombe House for a night of swing and ragtime?
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The people of Abercrombe House invite you to come along for a cosy, intimate night of jazz in the heritage ballroom – Jazz Café – featuring some of Bathurst’s best jazz musicians.
Ticket cost includes cheese and fruit platters plus tea and coffee.
The night of jazz starts at 8.30pm and tickets cost $45.
Bookings are essential and can be made at abercrombiehouse.com.au.
Call 6331 4929 for further details.
Horsing around
Ever fancied horse riding? Well the Jackeroo Ranch at Bingletree Sation might be the place for you.
Located on the Upper Turon Road, the Autumn School Holiday Horse Riding Camp will provide tuition for basic and trail riding, horsemanship, grooming, saddling, using rugs and safety aspects.
It’s important to book but if weekly camps are not booked out, guests can come for shorter periods.
To book or to get more information about the camp, call 6337 7173 or visit the website at www.jackerooranch.com.au.
Full steam ahead
While steam trains are no longer in mainstream use, the Bathurst Miniature Railway may be the next best thing for the city’s people.
The railway will be chugging along on Sunday, at the John Matthews Sporting Complex.
Operating every third Sunday of the month, next to the Bathurst Tennis Centre, it’ll cost you $2 per ride.
Train rides are available, weather permitting, and passengers must wear covered footwear.
The railway will be in operation from 11am to 3pm and is located at 217 Durham Street, Bathurst.
