The drive-in cinema will be showing a double feature of Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle (PG) and Friends with Benefits (MA15+) on Saturday, starting at 6pm.

On Sunday, Oceans 11 (M) will be shown at 5.30pm, followed by 1987 romantic drama Dirty Dancing.

Tickets are $45 per ticket for a single session and are $80 per ticket for a Saturday night's double feature.

Patrons can have as many people in their car as legally allowed (one seat per person).

For a whole list of other movies that will be screening next week, to book a ticket or for any more information on the drive-in visit the Bathurst Winter Festival website at www.bathurstwinterfestival.com.au.

You may have noticed some locations around the Bathurst CBD illuminated at night.

The locations are the Bathurst Court House, 84 George Street, Tremains Mill, 99 Keppel Street, 173 George Street, Bathurst Regional Art Gallery and Doppio.

Each location has its own soundtrack that's synced with the light show and for a list of the radio frequency visit the Bathurst Winter Festival website.

There's also several houses across town that will be decorated with light shows from sundown to 10pm each night from July 4-19.

Groove and Grill is back again but it's slightly different to previous years.

The concept will give local, up and coming musicians a chance to shine with a constant flow of entertainment each weekday for two weeks.

The concept supports both local musicians and talent to get back on their feet from the coronavirus lockdown.

George Sargent and Ben Rudgley will be at Doppio on Monday, Tess Wilson at Brilliant Street Cafe on Tuesday and Zoe Bunyan at The Hub on Wednesday.

For a full list of musicians and where they'll be performing, visit the Bathurst Winter Festival website.