Teen Drop-In at 8 Wark Place, Windradyne from 7-9pm. Call Elio, 0432 790 579.

Bathurst Seymour Centre: never too old for friendship and fun. Day programs, support and respite for older people, people with a disability and their carers at 3/55 Seymour Street. The centre is open Monday to Friday from 8.30am-5pm. Call 6332 1449.

Central West Care Café will be open at Hope Bathurst, 200 Gilmour Street, from 11am-1.30pm. Call 6332 2684.    

Bathurst Men’s Shed will be open at 140 Havannah Street from 9.30am-2.30pm. Call Ross McCourt, 6337 2536.

Knit One, Chat One at Bathurst Library in Keppel Street from 10am-1pm.

Saturday, April 29

Eglinton District Football will hold its trivia night at the Bathurst RSL from 7pm. Cost is $15 per person, with tables of eight required. For tickets, email eglintondfc@gmail.com or visit Facebook EglintonDFC.

Sunday, April 30

KFC: Kids for Church Sunday School at the Presbyterian Church, on the corner of George and Howick streets, at 10.30am. Call 6334 3482.

Chifley Home and Education Centre at 10 Busby Street will have guided tours at 10am or noon. Groups by appointment. Call 6332 1444 or 1800 681 000 or visit www.chifleyhome.org.au

Stringybark Craft at Newbridge, next to the hotel, will be open in the afternoon. Call 6368 1058 or 6368 1080.

Bathurst District Historical Museum in Russell Street will be open from 11am-2pm. Call 6330 8455.

Old Government Cottage at 16 Stanley Street will be open from noon-4pm. Call Al Hammond, 6331 2941 or 0488 977 702.

Central Tablelands Woodcraft Club clubrooms at Dorman Place, Kelso will be open from 8.30am-12.30pm. Call John McMahon, 0407 103 402, or George Ballard, 6334 2667, or email woodies1990@gmail.com

Monday, May 1

The author of 100 Heritage Homes of Bathurst and District, Lee Steele, will hold an afternoon discussion in the Bathurst Library. The talk will discuss some of the homes built during the first 200 years of Bathurst history. Bookings: call Bathurst Library on 6333 6281.