As part of the Bathurst Winter Festival, the Bathurst Wholefood Co-operative will host the Co-op Christmas in July Canapes from 5pm-8pm in Russell Street. Call 6332 1545 or visit www.bathurstwholefood.org for more information.

Guru Of Chai will be performed at Bathurst Memorial Entertainment Centre. Indian Ink display their theatrical muscle in a tale and a teller bristling with mischief, mayhem and the maddening magic of India. From 8pm. To find out more, visit www.bmec.com.au/a-taste-of-ireland.html or call 6333 6161.

CWA Day Branch meets on the third Friday each month at 72 Russell Street, Bathurst with a cup of tea from 9.30am and meeting from 10am-noon. Stay for a sandwich and a chat. All ladies welcome to join. Contact Helana, 0438 696 789.

CWA Day Branch Handicraft meets on the second Friday each month at 72 Russell Street, Bathurst from 10am-noon. All ladies welcome. Contact Iris, 6331 5059.

The Bathurst Winter Festival continues until Sunday.

Sunday, July 21

The trains will be running on the miniature railway at the John Matthews Sporting Complex in Durham Street from 10.30am-2.30pm (weather permitting). Cost: $2 per ride. Contact 6331 5798.

Folk/Americana duo Great Aunt will perform at The Victoria, with special local guests Smith and Jones, from 3pm. Cost: $20. Contact 6331 5777.

Coming up

Bathurst Branch of the Country Women's Association of NSW will hold an International Day Luncheon, featuring Papua New Guinea, on Friday, July 26 from noon at the CWA Rooms at 172 Russell Street, Bathurst. Guest will be Cr Monica Morse. RSVP by July 24. Entry: $12 per person.

A NAIDOC Cocktail Dinner, a first for Bathurst, will be held on Friday, July 26 at the Bathurst City Community Club. Buy tickets from the Bathurst Local Aboriginal Land Council.

Oberon's Accidental Ensemble will present Baby, lt's Cold Outside -The Weather in Revue, a musical romp through the seasons, on Saturday, August 17 in the Robert Hooper Community Centre, Oberon. Tickets are for sale at Arrows Newsagency, Oberon.