Fine dining awaits with Campbells Wines at The Victoria Hotel, where guests can savour specially selected wines paired with exquisite dishes on July 12.
The Rutherglen Farmers Market will then showcase the best in local produce and crafts on July 14, while July 16 brings Neighbourhood Night at Grace, providing a wonderful opportunity for the community to connect in a relaxed setting.
The Chiltern Jam Session on July 20 promises to bring the town alive with vibrant music and community spirit. The month concludes with a culinary adventure at the Japanese Street Food Series at Tuileries on July 27, offering the flavours of Japan in Rutherglen.
Art enthusiasts will be delighted by Evelyn Marshall’s exhibition, “Balloons, Birds & Blossoms,” which opened on June 30 at Gallery 294 in Corowa and runs through August. Additionally, the Federation Museum will be open every Saturday from 1pm to 4pm, offering an exploration of the area's rich local history.
Chamber’s Town Crier initiative thrives
The Business Chamber’s Town Crier initiative is continuing to bring a vibrant mix of historical charm and practical communication regarding the communities of Corowa, Wahgunyah, and Rutherglen, with locals and visitors alike delighted by the sight.
The revival of the age-old tradition of town criers has become a dynamic and interactive way to keep locals informed and engaged with local happenings, enhancing community connectivity in a unique manner.
Locals Roy Monte and Leo Anic are the enthusiastic town criers who don traditional attire and walk down Sanger Street on the last Saturday of each month.
According to the chamber’s John Crothers, plans are in place to expand this initiative to Rutherglen and Wahgunyah.
To keep the initiative’s success ongoing, the Corowa Business Chamber actively seeks feedback from local businesses and the community. This input helps refine and improve the service, ensuring it remains relevant and beneficial for everyone involved.
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