Join us for our epic Batlow Ciderfest bus tour.  Last year was such a huge success we figured we had to do it again.  The bus will leave the Wagga Tourist information center at 9am sharp.  The festival is a fantastic regional event that promotes the sights, sounds and tastes of the Snowy Mountains.  The day includes food stalls, live music, comedians, local produce markets and a huge selection of Cider, wine and beer available for purchase. 

A day not to be missed.  For more information about the festival check out http://www.batlowciderfest.com  

To book tickets on the bus. Click the link below.au

Why not book a seat on our fantastic mystery bus tour to the Rotary District 9700 conference in Leeton.

The Bus departs the Wagga Tourist information center  at 730AM on the 5th of May 2018.

Don’t forget to register for the conference by clicking here

The bus returns to Wagga at approx 6pm.

For more information contact Steve Marshall on steve.a.marshall@outlook.com

Come on down to the Civic precinct Friday the 22nd December from 6pm.  We will be raffling of the last of our fantastic Christmas hams. The Hams were supplied by the great team at Lake Village Butchery.

Drop in to enjoy great live music and some of the best food and drinks from around the Riverina.  Come and  see one of the purple shirt team and grab yourself a ticket.

For more information about Cork and Fork fest, click HERE 

Saturday the 20th of May the Murrumbidgee Rotary club hosted it’s inaugural Batlow ciderfest bus trip. The trip was an amazing success, raising around $600 for local charities.  

Twenty eight guests left Wagga on two buses bound for the Batlow hills in fairly bleak and cold conditions.  As both the weather and the witty banter warmed up we made our first stop in the historic gold rush town of Adelong for coffee and refreshments.  The convoy then headed on to Batlow and the fantastic Cider Fest.  

The event was run very well with plenty to keep us all entertained, There was a huge range of gourmet food on offer as well as beverages galore. Everything from beer to warm mulled cinnamon flavored apple cider there was something for everyone’s taste.  

The event featured a number of local performers including solo acts, dancers, clowns and rock bands. There were also art and craft stalls to keep everyone entertained.

After the festival finished the tour carried on to Tumbarumba, a small town on the edge of the snowy  mountains to inject some life into one of the rustic old local pubs.

The tour concluded in Wagga with a number of the tourists carrying on the festivities at the Thirsty Crow Brewery.

This adventure just goes to prove how amazing the NSW Riverina is with so many fantastic and diverse events right at our door step.

If you be involved in the next Rotary tour or just want to find out more about our club click HERE to subscribe to our newsletter.

For more information about the event you can go to http://www.batlowciderfest.com.au/

Once again the Wagga Science and engineering challenge has been run and won.  Eight local high schools battled it out for engineering excellence last Thursday with Mater Dei the eventual winners.

Teams of students worked together to solve complex every day engineering problems in a number of fields From construction and electrical, to robotics and civil engineering, students had a taste of what a career in the science and engineering fields could be like.

Once again Trevor Webb and his team of workers put on a fantastic event that all of the students (and helpers) loved.  Many thanks to sponsors, Nixons Hydraulics, Riverina Water, CSU Wagga, Essential Energy and all of the Wagga Rotary Clubs.

Check out the Daily Advertiser coverage here

Not even the crummy weather could dampen spirits at this years Teddy Bears Picnic.  To read the full story CLICK HERE