Victorian State Ballet at CPAC
Victorian State Ballet presents Cinderella at Cessnock Performing Arts Centre this Friday night. Tickets are available at the box office and online at cessnockperformingartscentre.com.au. Read more here.
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Fire and Rescue Open Day
Come and meet your local firefighters at the Fire and Rescue NSW Open Day this Saturday from 10am to 2pm, with demonstrations, fire safety advice and more. Participating stations include Cessnock, Bellbird, Paxton, Abermain, Kurri Kurri and Branxton (Kearsley brigade will be at Cessnock).
Car wash and BBQ
Central Rural Fire Brigade will hold a car wash and BBQ this Saturday at its station in South Avenue, Cessnock. The car wash will start at 8.30am; $10 per car. Pies and slices will also be for sale.
Big '90s Party
Hope Estate will host the Big '90s Party this Saturday, with retro DJs, a '90s party band and the biggest '90s mass-karaoke singalong. The event runs from 1pm to 8pm. Tickets at hopeestate.com.au.
Lovedale Long Lunch
The Lovedale Long Lunch returns this weekend after a two-year hiatus. The progressive lunch sees leading local chefs team up with seven Lovedale wineries to offer guests food, wine and live music among the vineyards. Tickets are selling fast; go to lovedalelonglunch.com.au for details.
Women's beginner MTB ride
Cessnock Bicycle Company will hold a women's beginner mountain bike ride for ages 16 and up this Saturday. The no-hill, 90-minute ride will leave the back of the shop (88 Vincent Street) at 1.30pm, exploring Werakata State Forest. Find out more at the Facebook event page.
Singalong with choir
Much-loved Sydney a cappella group The Honeybees will perform at Wild Learning, Cessnock this Sunday. Tickets at wildlearning.com.au/workshopshttps://wildlearning.corsizio.com/c/62300095b176e5605b872080. Read more here.
Gig guide: Live music around town
Briar Ridge Vineyard: Sunday, Thomas James.
Brokenwood Wines: Friday, Madelyn.
Cessnock Leagues Club: Friday, Dave Carter. Saturday, Cascadence.
Criterion Hotel Weston: Friday, Brent Murphy. Saturday, Impromptu.
Crowne Plaza Hunter Valley: Friday, Glen Harrison; Bernie. Saturday, Kaylah Anne; Bob Allan.
Cypress Lakes Resort: Friday, Nick Rage.
Harrigan's Irish Pub Pokolbin: Friday, Dreamcatchers. Saturday, Kristy J; Gen-R-8. Sunday, Greg Bryce.
Huntlee Tavern: Saturday, Rock Rhapsody. Sunday, Matt McLaren.
Kurri Kurri Bowling Club: Saturday, Rox Pianoman.
Paxton Bowling Club: Saturday, Cass Eleven.
Paxton Hotel: Friday, Mess @ Midnight.
Peden's Hotel: Saturday, Andy.
Royal Federal Hotel Branxton: Friday, Joy Trio. Saturday, 4-FX.
The Mighty Hunter Valley: Saturday, Tony Camps. Sunday, Luke Davis.
Vincent Street Kitchen and Bar: Friday, Anthony Lee. Saturday, Greg Bryce Duo.
Wollombi Tavern: Sunday, Madeleine Hunt.
Next week: Australia's Biggest Morning Tea
ECBC Sports will host an Australia's Biggest Morning Tea for the Cancer Council on Thursday, May 19 at 11.30am. Entry is by gold coin donation, all are welcome.
Great Northern Trading Post at Laguna will also host a Biggest Morning Tea on May 19, starting at 10am. Tickets are $45, with $5 from each ticket to go to Cancer Council. Call 4998 8244 for bookings.
Next week: Queen tribute show
Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody, starring Thomas Crane as Freddie Mercury, comes to Cessnock Performing Arts Centre on Saturday, May 21. Read more here.
Ongoing: Hunter Valley Wine and Food Festival
The Hunter Valley Wine and Food Festival runs throughout May and June, with more than 40 events on offer. Read more here.
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