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What’s On

12/06/2025

Em Jensen

FRIDAY

Free Coffee Friday

Tramway Cafe, Westside Plaza

Twenty free coffees every hour from 8am to celebrate the opening of the Tramway Cafe!

Scary-Oke 8pm, The Tipsy Camel

Frighteningly Fabulous Scary-oke presented by Amanda Screetly in celebration of Friday the 13th.

SATURDAY

Landcare Community Conservation Conversation Camp

Starting at 9am, running all weekend, Kinchega Homestead

Talks, screening, live music, activities.

Waste 2 Art 2025 Awards Ceremony

11am, Albert Kersten Mining and Minerals Museum

Winners of the Waste 2 Art competition announced.

SUNDAY

Broken Hill MX Round 3

9am onwards, Broken Hill Speedway Club

Breakfast available, tea and coffee, canteen and bar facilities.

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