1. 89th Annual Bega Poultry Show, Bega Showground pavilion
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Open to the public both Saturday (9am-4pm) and Sunday (9am-1pm), the Bega District Poultry Club is expecting over 700 entries to its 89th annual show. Get along to view the variety of poultry bred in the Bega Valley as well as from interstate, or even just to have a chat with exhibitors about caring for chickens!
Iconic rock outfit Dragon is bringing its big sounds to the Far South Coast for a special one-night only performance. Proving its longevity in the face of adversity, including the deaths of several band members, Dragon was formed in 1973 and is set to release a new album in August! Tickets are $30 presale or $35 at the door. Doors open at 8pm.
3. Bermagui Breakers v Pambula Panthers, Pambula Sporting Complex, Saturday 2.15pm
Can the Breakers back up form their recent good form against a Panthers team being touted as the season’s benchmark side? They defeated traditional powerhouse Tathra last week and only lost to Pambula by nine points in the pre-season comp. Head south to support your team and watch what should be a great game of footy.
Go for a bike ride or walk along the Bega River track. A new section now links the old Bega Racecourse to the existing pathway, which meanders along all the way from the Valley Fields. The next job is to complete the link to Tarraganda.
5. Homage and From the Book exhibitions, Tanja/Wapengo
If you haven’t already, be sure to check out the wood-fired ceramic exhibitions at several Bega Valley galleries as the International Woodfire Festival wraps up this week. Narek Galleries and Ivy Hill Gallery, both on the Tathra-Bermagui Rd, are still showing pieces by artists from around the world until June 9.
* Whatever you end up doing, send us your photos! Email ben.smyth@fairfaxmedia.com.au or post them to our Facebook page. Have a great weekend!