Things to do in Murray Bridge: May 6-12, 2022

All you need to know about Mothers Day, the next Business Murray Bridge breakfast, Faulty Towers and more.

Things to do in Murray Bridge: May 6-12, 2022
Do you have a family catch-up planned this weekend? Photo: Ash Sherman/Facebook.

If you’re likely to catch up with your mum this weekend, don’t forget to pick up something nice for her – it’s Mothers Day this Sunday.

Murray Bridge Marketplace will get ahead of the game with a market day on Saturday, and a few local venues have special lunches planned.

I’ll give a quick shout-out to the Business Murray Bridge breakfast next Wednesday, too.

You’ll get a free cooked brekky, and the main guest speaker will be from McMahon Services, the company currently doing $36 million worth of work on the old road bridge.

Booking details are below.

If you fancy dinner and a show, a local version of an internationally renowned production will be on at Gifford Hill on Friday night. Photo: Interactive Theatre.

Friday ⛅ 17°

Author talk with Victoria Purman: 10am-12pm at Murray Bridge Library. The author talks about her novel The Nurses’ War, followed by a light lunch. Book: 8539 1175.

Faulty Towers: the Original Dining Experience: 7pm at Bridges Event Centre, Gifford Hill. Chaos reigns as actors portraying Basil, Sybil and Manuel serve a three-course meal and two hours of non-stop laughter. Tickets: $101 at www.eventfinda.com.au.

There’ll be a market day at Murray Bridge Marketplace on Saturday. Photo: Murray Bridge Marketplace.

Saturday ⛅ 19°

River Murray football and netball: Mypolonga v Imperials at Mypolonga Memorial Oval; Mannum v Jervois at Mannum Oval; Tailem Bend v Meningie at Jaensch Park, Tailem Bend.

Mothers Day market: 9am-5pm at Murray Bridge Marketplace. Market stalls, local products, market day specials.

Meet the project team behind the old Murray Bridge refurbishment project: 10am-2pm at Murray Bridge Marketplace.

Comedian and cocktails: 7.30pm at Mypolonga Combined Sports Club. Tickets: $20 via Baz, 0403 918 737.

Best wishes to you and your mum. Photo: Love by the Bunch/Facebook.

Sunday ⛅ 18°

Mothers Day luncheon: 11.30am-5pm at Bridges Event Centre, Gifford Hill. Sunday roast buffet and plated dessert, free glass of bubbles for all mothers. Tickets: $58 at moshtix.com.au.

Mothers Day at Lake Breeze Wines: 11.30am at Lake Breeze Wines, 319 Step Road, Langhorne Creek. Glass of wine on arrival, three-course lunch. Tickets: $75/25 at bookings.nowbookit.com.

Jordan Holmes: 2-3pm at Murray Bridge Library. Sunday Sessions live music.

Monday ⛅ 20°

Murray Bridge council meeting: 7pm at the Rural City of Murray Bridge, 2 Seventh Street. Streamed online at www.youtube.com.

Tuesday ⛅ 21°

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Wednesday ☂ 22°

Business Murray Bridge breakfast: 6.45-8.30am at the Bridgeport Hotel, Murray Bridge. Hear from guest speakers from McMahon Services, completing $36 million worth of work on the 1879 road bridge, and the Bridgeport Hotel. Register:  satickets.com.au.

Protecting your identity online: 10am-12pm at Murray Bridge Library. Workshop on how to avoid scams and tricks. Bookings essential: 8539 1175.

A card for Mum: 4-5pm at Murray Bridge Library. Creative kids craft session for ages 5-12. Bookings essential: 8539 1175.

Thursday ⛅ 23°

Women in Business lunch: 12.30-3.30pm at the Swanport Hotel, Murray Bridge South. Network with your fellow women in business from around the region, purchase your own food and refreshments. Tickets: $20/15 at www.eventbrite.com.au.

Meet the project team behind the old Murray Bridge refurbishment project: 4.30-6.30pm at Murray Bridge RSL.

Misbehaviour: 5.30pm at Murray Bridge Library. Thursday night movie about the 1970 Miss World competition in London and its invasion by the Women’s Liberation Movement. Bookings essential: 8539 1175.


Disclosure: The author is a Business Murray Bridge committee member.

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