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Business Race The only way to fi nd out what’s going on! Serving the Hunter for over 20 years with a readership of over 4,000 weekly! Thursday 22nd February, 2018 Missed an issue? www.huntervalleyprinting.com.au/Pages/Entertainer.php FREE ENTRY 8 TAB RACES See inside BUSINESS RACE DAY FEB 23 Driving the Hunter 2018 for 60 years! TV Guide FRIDAY 23rd OF FEBRUARY ARE YOU LOOKING FOR MORE NETWORKING? MORE EXPOSURE? The Upper Hunter Mummers Inc. are back in 2018! presenting 434 Bunnan Road Scone NSW - 02.6545.1607 - www.sconeraceclub.com.au WIN ! Playwright by Devon Williamson a double pass to Majestic Cinemas. www.facebook.com/EntertainerPublication PERFORMANCES: See page 2 for details 6, 7, 20 & 21 April @ 7pm WHEN SUNDAY 18 MARCH 2018 Soldiers’ Memorial 10AM - 3PM 18 Hall, Moonan Flat MAR WHERE Directed by MICHAEL REID MURRURUNDI Warwick Mitchell & Serena White LITTLE STREET MURRURUNDI Tickets go on sale @ 8am Free activities for the little people Monday 5 March – Espresso Coffee & Catering QUALITY, HANDMADE, Live Entertainment $45 per person (incl. 2-course meal) LOCALISH GOODS AND Cooking with Local Produce Demonstration phone Pauline on 6546 1176 Series of Homegrown + FRESH PRODUCE MARKET Handmade Mini Workshops TransCare bus running @ $20 per person (first three shows) – be quick to book! SESSION TIMES: THURSDAY 22 FEBRUARY - WEDNESDAY 28 FEBRUARY Cinema is CLOSED Mondays outside of school and public holidays THE SHAPE OF I, TONYA BLACK PANTHER WATER (MA15+) 119mins (M) 134mins (MA15+) 123mins COMING Thu, Fri & Tue Thu, Fri & Tue Thu, Fri & Tue SOON 11.15am & 9.00pm 11.20am, 1.30pm, 6.15pm & 8.50pm 4.10pm Sat, Sun & Wed Sat, Sun & Wed Sat, Sun & Wed Red Sparrow 2.00pm & 6.40pm 9.00am, 11.20am, 6.20pm & 9.00pm 9.00am Game Night THE NUT JOB 2: 12 Strong NUTTY BY NATURE FIFTY SHADES FREED DARKEST HOUR (G) 91mins (MA15+) 105mins (PG) 125mins Tomb Raider Thu, Fri & Tue Thu, Fri & Tue Thu, Fri & Tue Pacific Rim Uprising 9.00am, 2.00pm & 6.30pm 9.00am 12-15 Sydney Street 4.15pm Sat, Sun & Wed Sat, Sun & Wed Sat, Sun & Wed Muswellbrook 2.00pm 11.40am, 4.00pm & 9.00pm 4.15pm Phone: (02) 4044 0600 Live in Muswellbrook? Don’t forget the Courtesy Bus is available to get you to the cinema. Ph: 6543 2011 www.muswellbrookcinema.com.au Join Erin & Mark broadcasting across the Upper Hunter every Saturday on 2NM SUMMER SATURDAY With Erin Molan & Mark Levy Saturday from 12pm – 6pm what’s on ONE-DAY PASS: Adult $20; Junior $10 (13-17); Family $45; Pension Concession $10 rd th TWO-DAY PASS (Sat/Sun): Adult $35; Junior 23 – 25 February 2018 (13-17) $15; Family $80; Pension Concession $15 THREE-DAY PASS: Adult $50; Junior (13-17) $25; Family $110; Pension Concession $25 Event & Entry Information 0419 207 910 www.kingoftheranges.com.au [email protected] King of the Ranges bringing the best Get ready for a great night of fun on Friday February 23 when the King of the Ranges spectacular takes place in Murrurundi for 4 days of thrills and spills. Horse and music entertainment will keep everyone entertained from 5pm. Double Trouble and Friends will provide the live music while the Luke Thomas Outback Show will provide a humorous look at the everyday life of an outback stockman. Check out this weekend’s full four-day program online at www.kingoftheranges.com.au (left) HORSEMAN: The Luke Thomas Outback Show will entertain the crowds this weekend taking a humorous look at the everyday life of a stockman. Shop online for tickets and vouchers at www.majesticcinemas.com.au Would you like your story, event or advertisement in Up Country Entertainer? Contact Cheri Gibson at Hunter Valley Printing E [email protected] P: 02 6545 2888 F: 02 6545 1465 PROGRAM INFORMATION THURS 22nd February to WED 28th February WIN two double passes! Black comedy in GAME NIGHT (MA15+) Shane Jacobsen in Aussie comedy THE BBQ (PG) Marvel’s BLACK PANTHER (M) The Entertainer in conjunction with Majestic Cinemas are giving $6 Tix to THE JUNGLE BUNCH (G) away two double passes each week to two lucky readers. The Trilogy ends in 50 SHADES FREED (MA15+) INSIDIOUS: LAST KEY (M) THE 15:17 to PARIS (M) Look for the handwritten word “WINNER” along with the THE SHAPE OF WATER (MA15+) editor’s signature on this page above HVP logo. GREATEST SHOWMAN (PG) C H E C K W E B S I T E O R P H O N E F O R S E S S I O N T I M E S Present the winning Entertainer edition to the Muswellbrook office of Hunter Valley Printing, 6 Wilkins Street Muswellbrook and collect your passes. 21 Ryan Ave, SINGLETON Ph 6571 5252 (must be claimed within one week of publication date) 2 - Up Country Entertainer - Thursday 22nd February, 2018 www.facebook.com/EntertainerPublication what’s on Image: Some of the hard working volunteers, Doug McIntosh, Bob Paton and Dale Burchfi eld pegging out spaces for the 50 caravans already booked in for the King of the Ranges festival this weekend. Water (and sweat) fl ows for King of the Ranges Upper Hunter Shire Mayor Wayne Bedggood has assured visitors and locals that there will be no lack of water at this weekend’s King of the Ranges Stockman’s Challenge and Bush Festival, despite the current level 4 water restrictions in Murrurundi. “Due to the water challenges we are all facing, and as part of our ongoing contribution to King of the Ranges, Council is bringing at least one 10,000 litre truck load of water from Scone, to be used for dust suppression so as to not draw on local supplies,” Cr Bedggood said “If needed during the weekend, Council will also top up the town supply with water trucked from Scone. “While the new water treatment plant has enabled us to reduce restriction levels, we are making additional arrangements to ensure the Festival can run successfully and there are no adverse impacts on residents or the Murrurundi water supply. “Council also supports this important community event through an annual donation which this year is $6000, other Cultural Activity Grants, as well as grounds work and maintenance at the Rosedale complex including replaced old pipe work which provides water for stock, toilets and other Meet the staff facilities. “Council works in partnership with the many volunteers of the King of the Ranges Committee, and we thank them all as well as sponsors such as Regional Australia Bank. “Bob Paton deserves special mention for his devotion to the festival, not just as current Committee Vice President but as a volunteer builder and labourer who is constantly improving the facilities at Rosedale. “Upper Hunter Shire Council is proud to continue to support the Murrurundi King of the Ranges Stockman’s Challenge and Bush Festival which returns this Friday.” For more information visit www.kingoftheranges.com.au Scone Motor Inn Image is courtesy of the Upper Hunter Conservatorium of Conference Centre Music. Affordable 4 star Accommodation The Upper Hunter Conservatorium of Music in Muswellbrook is welcoming four new staff members King Suites, Spa Suites and Two-Bedroom Apartments in 2018. Corporate Rates and FREE Wi-Fi Internet Emily Bailey will be taking on the role of Drama Teacher, and will Conference and Meeting Facilities be running ensemble classes on Wednesday afternoons. Vincent Parmeter will bring 35 years of experience when he takes up a Licenced Bar and meals Monday to Fridays permanent piano teaching role and Dr Mark Pinner will bring a wealth of experience to wood-wind musicians. Nicola Mackie will Breakfasts 7 days including Room Service help our youngest community members take their fi rst steps into a 02 6545 3079 musical life, running schools and early childhood music programs. Cnr New England Hwy & Mount St www.sconemotorinn.com.au Opening 6pm Friday, 5 January 2018 Exhibiting + Sue Beiboer + O’Mahoney 6 January - 4 March 2018 Mark, Bernice & Mitchell Corner of Bridge & William Streets, Muswellbrook NSW 2333 t 02 6549 3800 e [email protected] w muswellbrookartscentre.com.au Tuesday to Friday 10am - 5pm Weekends 10am - 1pm Mondays by appointment only Closed public holidays www.huntervalleyprinting.com.au/Pages/Entertainer.php Thursday 22nd February, 2018 - Up Country Entertainer - 3 out & about Michael Reid It’s storytime A new program is set for storytime for babies and preschool children for this year at Muswellbrook and Denman Libraries. The purpose of introducing this new look is to encourage the love of language and literature in all its forms. Children listen to, observe and imitate the books and activities, thus building reading readiness as they grow. The library’s goal is to create a positive interaction with books for the parents/primary caregivers and the child to experience together. New opening times trialled at Denman Library: Denman Library is about to trial opening on Saturday mornings. The two-month trial period kicked off on Saturday 17 February, 2018 with the Library opening at 10am and closing at 1pm. During this trial the library will continue to offer the regular library services to the community and will continue to test the best opening times for library members who regularly use Denman Library. Newcastle to host world-class safety event Image: Still life XIV, 2018, Catherine Hickson See the beauty in the every day at the Catherine Hickson exhibition currently hanging at Murrurundi’s Michael Reid Gallery. Hickson has created a series of still life oils on boards which elevate simple pear in afternoon light to art.
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