Things to do in Murray Bridge: 19-25 July, 2024
Your guide to movie screenings, paint and sip, the Three Bridges festival, and more
Murray Bridge is providing a fun weekend out for the last week of the school holidays, especially if you’re interested in chamber music.
The Three Bridges festival will start on Saturday with an ensemble of talented musicians.
But if 60s & 70s music is more your style Melissa Jubb and her 7 piece all-star band will be rocking out at the Bridgeport at 7pm.
Scroll down for your guide to a fun weekend ahead.
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Friday 19th ⛅🌧️ 16°
Hotel Transylvania - Transformania: Family movie morning from 10am - 12 noon and 2pm - 4pm at Murray Bridge Library, 2/51 South Terrace, Murray Bridge. A mysterious new invention transforms Drac and his pals into humans, and Johnny into a monster. With their new mismatched bodies, Drac and the pack must find a way to switch themselves back before their transformations become permanent. Call the library to book - 8539 1175
Bedtime Stories: Family movie night 6.30pm - 8.00pm at Tailem Bend Town Hall, Railway Terrace, Tailem Bend. Wear your pj’s, bring your bean bag, chair or blanket and get comfy. For kids aged up to 12 years of age, must be accompanied by an adult. Bookings essential - www.trybooking.com
Funeral service: Norman Donald Paterson, 1pm at Murray Bridge Racing Club
Free Clean Green Organic Drop off (Day 1): 8am - 4pm at Brinkley Waste and Recycling Facility, 527 Brinkley Road, Brinkley. For Murray Bridge residents only, proof of residency will be required. Acceptable items include leaves, prunings, and small branches up to 100mm in diameter. Loads are limited to an 8x5 trailer size, however unlimited visits on the open days are allowed. For more details call 8532 6385 or visit https://www.murraybridge.sa.gov.au/services
Saturday 20th ⛅🌧️ 16°
Free Clean Green Organic Drop off (Day 2): 10am - 3pm at Brinkley Waste and Recycling Facility, 527 Brinkley Road, Brinkley. For Murray Bridge residents only, proof of residency will be required. Acceptable items include leaves, prunings, and small branches up to 100mm in diameter. Loads are limited to an 8x5 trailer size, however unlimited visits on the open days are allowed. For more details call 8532 6385 or visit https://www.murraybridge.sa.gov.au/services
River Murray Football and Netball: Ramblers v Jervois; Mallee v Mypolonga; Tailem Bend v Imperials; Coorong Cats v Mannum. Bye: Southern Mallee Suns. Netball A-grade: 12.30pm, Football league: 2.30pm.
Three Bridges Festival - Chamber Music in Murray Bridge (Day 1): Over two days, talented chamber musicians and ensembles from South Australia will present an array of performances that promise something for everyone. All performances will be at either the Town Hall or the Regional Gallery. Tickets are from Free - $25. For more information and to book - www.chambermusicadelaide.com.au/threebridges
Sip, Paint, Repeat: 3.00pm at Bridgeport Hotel, 2 Bridge Street, Murray Bridge. Join us for a delightful paint and sip session held once a month on Saturday afternoons. Chill out with your favourite drink and let your creativity flow onto the canvas! Whether you come as a couple, with family, or for a monthly girls’ get-together, this fun and calming activity is perfect for everyone. Tickets $65.00 from www.paintelaide.com.au
We are Woman Hear Us Roar: 7.00pm doors, show starts at 8.00pm at Bridgeport Hotel, Murray Bridge. Join us for the ultimate tribute show to the pioneering female vocalists of the 60s & 70s - featuring Melissa Jubb and her 7 piece all-star band. Includes classic hits from Aretha Franklin, Tina Turner, Patti Smith, Carly Simon, Marianne Faithfull, Suzi Quatro, Carole King, Cher, Kate Bush, and many more. The show also includes a special tribute to the late great Janis Joplin. Tickets $25 from www.trybooking.com
Roll Racing: 6.30pm - 10pm at The Bend Motorsport Park, Dukes highway, Tailem Bend. Roll Racing is the latest form of Motorsport event to hit Australia, catering for a recreational Motorsport customer who likes to drive their car and have fun in a safe and controlled environment without the fear of being busted on the street. For more information - https://www.thebend.com.au/roll-racing
Sunday 21st ⛅ 17°
Three Bridges Festival - Chamber Music in Murray Bridge (Day 2): Over two days, talented chamber musicians and ensembles from South Australia will present an array of performances that promise something for everyone. All performances will be at either the Town Hall or the Regional Gallery. Tickets are from Free - $25. For more information and to book - www.chambermusicadelaide.com.au/threebridges
Monday 22nd ⛅ 18°
Funeral Service: Ashley Wilton Coward, 10am at Minge Chapel
Tuesday 23rd ⛅ 19°
Hip Hop Connect: 4pm - 6pm at The Station, 3 - 5 Railway Terrace, Murray Bridge. Hip Hop Connect is an exciting and engaging program for youth interested in Hip Hop. This program offers a variety of workshops, and offers young people the chance to connect with other Hip Hop heads, poets & music makers. Call Aidan for more information - 0427 400 635
Wednesday 24th ☀️⛅ 17°
SA Police Business Security Breakfast: 7am - 8.30am at Bridgeport Hotel, 2 Bridge Street, Murray Bridge. Hear from Senior Constable Michael Greenwood on what makes a good report to be able to identify and prosecute criminals and from Senior Constable David Brown on how to protect your business from cyber crime. Tickets $25 + booking fee from www.eventbrite.com.au
Horse Racing: from 11.30am at Murray Bridge Racing Club, 342 Brinkley Road, Brinkley. There’s nothing like a day at the races. Tickets start at $16.90 from www.moshtix.com.au
Thursday 25th ⛅15°
Bedtime Stories at the Library: 6pm - 6.30pm at Murray Bridge Library. Fortnightly until August 3. Bring along your teddy and wear your favourite pyjamas. Refreshments provided. Call the library to book 8539 1175
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