The Lions Club are having a fun trivia benefit night on Saturday 21st June.

There’s no limit on age or numbers per table, and there’ll be heaps of give-aways and prizes.

Bookings are essential at $10 per person, BYO drinks and nibbles to Marulan Memorial Hall, George Street, Marulan at 7pm.

To book, please email or call Marlene Skipper on 0408213199.

There will be both a Dawn Service at 6am and also an Official Service at 11am – meet at the Marulan War Memorial, 1 Thoroughfare St, Marulan NSW 2579.

The First World War was such a huge event in the history of Australia, a tragic time which hardly a town or village in Australia was not affected with the loss of lives of young men. Throughout the country, memorials can be seen to the men who fought in the ‘Great War’ of 1914 – 1918. The Marulan memorial was erected in 1919 and is made of local granite.

In 1993 to celebrate 75 years since the end of World War I, a service was held here and each school child had a balloon with a service man or woman’s name on it. As the names were read, the balloon was released. Recently the MOHS decided that there should be all servicemen and women on one memorial. World War II men and women were on a memorial in the Hall and the names of service personnel from Vietnam, Korea, Afghanistan, Timar, Cambodia and Iraq were not on any memorial. The MOHS obtained a grant from the RSL and had the memorial cleaned, spruced up and the new names added.

Every Anzac Day a service is held here. This year, the Historical Society is having a display featuring two local families, the Jenkins and the Lathams as well as other items pertaining to Anzac Day and will be serving morning tea in St. Stephen’s Church Hall after the 11.00am service.

Come to a FREE workshop to learn about how to set up a local film group as a fun and cheap way to host movies in Marulan! The Southern Tablelands Arts Screen program have joined forces with Wayne Kotzur from the Gundaroo Film Society, to run the workshop here in Marulan on Thursday 17th April 1-4pm.

If you have ever thought about starting a film group to show movies in our local hall or community space this is the workshop for you.

‘How to Host a Film Group’ presenters are… Wayne Kotzur from the Gundaroo Film Society & Erin Olafson Coordinator of the STA Screen program.

Wayne is the projectionist and committee member for the Gundaroo Film Society which has been flickering on and off since 1905. Find out more about group at their Stories from the Studio feature. Erin is the STA Project Officer and has been coordinating the STA Screen program for four years.

This event is brought to you as a Marulan and District Progress Association initiative, and it has been moved to the school holidays so younger people can attend, but you need to please register in advance by clicking the website button below. See you there on the 17th April!

Come and Try Activity Day IS ON!! Sunday 30th March 10am until 2pm At Victoria Park! Find out about different sport and social clubs you can join. See full displays and demonstrations including different sports, dance, music and arts.

Food and coffee will be available. Bring the whole family, all welcome, with heaps of prizes to be won!

This is an event from your Community Drug Action Team & Goulburn Mulwaree Youth Council, so show your support to those who put time into creating opportunities for our community and get down to Victoria Park, Goulburn on Sunday 30th!! Who knows what you might discover ….

Goulburn’s exciting youth music festival – VIBESFEST 2025 is on this weekend! Running at Belmore Park on Saturday 15 February 2025, from 12:00pm to 9:00pm.

This year’s event will include a variety of kids’ activities, such as rock climbing, a jumping castle, a gaming van, and an Art Can workshop by Southern Tablelands Arts, all available from 12:00pm to 5:00pm.

There’s also live music performances by youth bands from local high schools, the Hume Conservatorium, and the community. The Live Music will run all day from 12:00pm to 9:00pm.

Plus there will be delicious food from a variety of food trucks, available throughout the day from 12:00pm to 9:00pm. The festival will wrap up with an exciting Fire Show to end the evening.

Join us for a day full of music, food, and fun!

Spectator entry is FREE to this first historic race meeting for 2025, and the inaugural HSRCA event at the new One Raceway track – formerly known as Wakefield Park – on Saturday 1st and Sunday 2nd February.

Celebrating three decades of HSRCA-powered historic motorsport in Goulburn with featured events to also celebrate the 60th anniversary of Formula Vee in Australia. Come along to enjoy edge-of-your-seat racing excitement and get up close and personal to the competitors and cars in a way that’s unparalleled by other motorsport events.

There’ll be action at every corner, lots of overtaking and a wide variety of cars, each with their own sounds and handling characteristics. It’s raw, noisy, fast and thrilling, which is how motorsport should be, and the reason why historics are one of the fastest growing sectors in motor racing.

The Historic Sports and Racing Car Association of NSW is one of Australia’s leading car clubs catering specifically for historic racing, sports and touring cars. 30 years ago the Founding HSRCA Member Paul Samuels and his partner John Carter opened Wakefield Park in Goulburn, and the club conducted the inaugural Historic Racing event there.

Private practice for competitors is available on Friday the 31st and the club looks forward to welcoming spectators on Sat 1st and Sunday 2nd February.

Head to the pub on New Years Eve to see in 2025! Wear your Hawaiian lei, and If you get your singing voice on, there’s karaoke and if you completely tank the song, you can leave your performance back in 2024!!!

December 31st starting at 8:30pm.

Head down to the pub for some fantastic live music, Saturday 21st December from 8:30pm.

The Marulan Lion’s Club are kindly hosting Christmas Carols and Music on Thursday 19th December at Tony Onions Park 6 – 8pm. There’ll be a sausage sizzle and Santa will make a visit to the children, so come on down, bring family, friends, a picnic rug and lots of Christmas cheer.

Afterwards there is bus tour to Goulburn for those who want to see the lights, bookings for the bus are essential, please RSVP by 12th December to or call 0408 213 199. It’s free and sponsored by The Lions Club of Marulan & District and the Marulan Truck & Bus Company.

Don’t miss the totally free annual celebration of Christmas in Goulburn on Sunday 15th December!

Featuring a concert for the community and showcasing several acts and carols throughout the evening.

Bring your family, and festive spirit, and enjoy this unforgettable traditional event in Goulburn’s beautiful Belmore Park, kicks off at 4pm.

Bookings are now open for the annual George Street Peddler’s Christmas Wreath Making Workshop on Saturday 7th December 2024.

Kerstin from Blume Flower School in Sydney will guide you through her workshop to make your own festive wreaths using beautiful Australian foliage and flowers.

Morning tea, delicious cakes, a light lunch and sparkling wine is included in the price and you get your own beautiful Christmas wreath to take home. It could be a fabulous early Christmas gift for someone you love!

The workshop fee is $220 – reserve your space now with a deposit of $100 and the balance to be paid at the start of the workshop.
Please email for direct deposit details or book online.

Are you fascinated by the world of bees and eager to start your own beekeeping journey? EezyBeez at Gundary, near Goulburn, have a beginner beekeeper workshop on Nov 23rd 2024. Designed for those new to beekeeping or wanting to experience beekeeping before getting started, the EezyBeez workshops provide comprehensive training and hands-on experience to help you confidently manage your own hives.

Under the expert guidance of John, who has been beekeeping since 2011 and holds a Certificate 3 in Beekeeping, you’ll gain valuable insights into:

* Understand the fascinating life cycle of bees, their roles within the hive, and how they contribute to the ecosystem.
* Learn the essentials of setting up and maintaining a healthy hive, including hive inspections, feeding, and seasonal management.
* Get acquainted with the basic beekeeping equipment needed to get started and how to use each tool effectively.
* Identify common pests and diseases that affect bees and learn how to manage them.
* Workshops are held throughout the beekeeping season to align with the natural lifecycle of bees, ensuring you receive timely and relevant instruction.

The cost is $200 per person. This includes our full day of learning about beekeeping including actual beekeeping practice on the day, lunch and morning tea provided and an optional follow up one on one beekeeping session either at your hive if not too far away or at our hives.

John Goodfellow and the Bare Bones trio will entertain the masses at the last day on the paddock for 2024 at Wyadra Brewing and Distillery, 30th November 2024.

Tickets include:
*Live music
*Cheese platters
*First drink
*Use of BBQ’s
*Drinks after that are $7 schooners and $5 middies from their 12 taps.

Gates open at 1pm, music from 2pm. Camping for tents and caravans is available on request. Tickets sell out fast so don’t wait!

Marulan Cars & Coffee is on again! Come along to the last one of 2024 on November 10th.

If you have a classic car, bike, tractor, caravan, anything on wheels, bring it along. Follow on Facebook to find more updates.

Rob from MAD Automotive in Marulan says, ‘Just rock up, check out other cool cars, have a coffee and chat with other car enthusiasts.’

The event is supported by the Marulan & District (MAD) Car Club, the Marulan Progress Association and MAD Automotive.

The Marulan Book Exchange is run twice a monthly by local volunteers, providing a valuable resource for locals and visitors alike. This is one of the few Book Exchanges left in New South Wales.

Bring your books and grab some new titles!

Open the second and fourth Saturday of the month now at St Stephen’s Church in George Street, Marulan.

The Goulburn Farmers Market is a brand new cooperative venture promoting local producers and makers, and for the public to discover the best foods of the region. This is a monthly event.

The Goulburn Farmers Market has a community vibe with local entertainers among the stallholders, good coffee, small workshops on how to grow food, beekeeping and making compost.

Goulburn Farmers Market started with a conversation among Goulburn residents about the desirability of obtaining fresh local farm produce. The region has a long history of farming. Many small farms still have heritage orchards which produce wonderful fruit though not in large enough numbers to take advantage of modern supply chains. Small growers often have surplus with no outlet other than friends and neighbours.

And so the idea of a Goulburn Farmers Market was born in the hope of providing locally grown, fresh, affordable food to local consumers, with the added benefits of: low food miles, less packaging, less chemicals and preservatives and sustainable practices.

Every 4th Saturday of the month, 8-11am

The Markets on Bourke have a range of market stalls with lots of local goodies to be found. Everything from local arts, and crafts, produce, plants, fresh flowers, live music and great food can all be found throughout the stalls at the hugely popular Markets on Bourke.

Cuppa and Craft Marulan started in January 2024, created for people to get together, bring their craft projects and have a cuppa.

It’s held on Thurdays 9am to 1pm. Everyone is welcome. $5 per head. In the beautiful rustic shed behind George Street Peddlers, walk up the side driveway to access the shed. Join the Facebook group listed below to find out more.

Marulan Memorial Hall, 52 George Street, Marulan NSW 2579
9:30am – 10:30am on Mondays through school term dates.

You may have had some preconceived notions about yoga that are keeping you from getting started. But you don’t have to be fit or flexible, anybody can do yoga, regardless of age, body size, or fitness level.

“Taking it at your own pace is key,” says Carmen Jeffery, who runs classes at Marulan and Wingello village halls. “We have all ages and abilities,” she says, “if you would benefit from more flexibility then please come and give it a try. It doesn’t matter if you can touch your toes or not.”

Also at Wingello Mechanics Institute, 65 Railway Parade, Wingello
9:30am – 10:30am Thursdays through school term dates.
Classes are $20, bring a yoga mat (available from KMart for as little as $5).

From wind quintets to brass ensembles, piano trios to string quartets, this is your chance to get up close and personal with the instruments of the orchestra.

Mentored by the award-winning Orava Quartet, the 2024 Ensemble-in-Residence, these young musicians will spend a week immersed in rehearsals and masterclasses at the Hume Conservatorium, Goulburn. With a focus on the works of talented Australian composers across three jam-packed concerts, this is a rare opportunity to hear some hidden gems of the repertoire, while you witness the nuances of communication, expression and performance that chamber music has to offer.

You won’t want to miss this opportunity to catch Australia’s rising musical talent in action. And it’s free!