Cessnock Leagues Club: Friday, Oran Vir; Saturday, Tim Harding.

East Cessnock Bowling Club: Saturday, Veronika.

Harrigan's Irish Pub Pokolbin: Saturday, Greg Bryce, Run For Cover; Sunday, Damien Baguley.

Vincent Street Kitchen and Bar: Friday, Pete McCredie; Saturday, Jackson Halliday.

Vincent Street Kitchen and Bar, Wednesday 7pm

Trivia is back at Vincent Street Kitchen and Bar on Wednesday nights. Maximum 10 people per team; free entry and great prizes to be won. Call 4005 6766 for bookings.

Cessnock Leagues Club, Tuesday 7pm

Trivia is on at Cessnock Leagues Club every Tuesday nights. Maximum 10 people per team. COVID-19 restrictions apply. Call 4993 2655 for more information.

Branxton Community Hall, Saturday 10am-1pm

Journalist-turned-author Alek Schulha will be at Branxton Community Hall on Saturday to sign copies of his book, Beneath the Shadows of Mount Molly Morgan, which lifts the lid on the untold stories of Greta Migrant Camp. Read more here.

The Old Fireshed Wollombi, opens Saturday

Laguna artists Jane Mowatt, Janine Oliver, Jordis Pointu, Jillian Ryder and Linda Wilkinson have joined together to form 'Laguna Collective'. Their exhibition will open at 10.30am Saturday with a morning tea, and will be open daily from 10am to 4pm until August 9, COVID-19 restrictions permitting.

Marthaville, 200 Wollombi Road, Cessnock

Marthaville House Art and Craft Centre has reopened to the public after COVID-19 restrictions forced it to close. The historic house is open from 10am Friday and Saturday, with locally-made crafts and handiwork for sale.

Zoom, Thursday 6pm

Member for Paterson Meryl Swanson will host a 'virtual town hall' for the young people of her electorate via Zoom this Thursday night. Guests include Shadow Minister for Youth Amanda Rishworth and music producer Just A Gent. RSVP at merylswanson.com.au. Read more here.

Cessnock City Council Depot, Sunday 9am-3.30pm

A Household Chemical Cleanout Day will be held at the Cessnock City Council Depot on Old Maitland Road this Sunday from 9am to 3.30pm. It's a FREE service for the safe disposal of a range of household chemicals that could cause harm to human health and the environment if they are not disposed of correctly. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, residents are requested to ensure that all their waste is transported in the boot of the car or ute tray as residents will be required to stay in their vehicles at all time at the drop off.

Cessnock Library, Monday 12.30pm-3pm

The NSW Justice of the Peace desk will be back at Cessnock Library from Monday, July 27 from 12.30pm to 3pm, and each Monday thereafter.

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