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One of the Rose City’s biggest and most famous events is making its triumphant return to the events calendar in 2021, with a huge range of spectacles locked in. The Warwick Show will open its gates on March 19-20, welcoming hundreds of producers, entertainers, rodeo competitors, and eager visitors back through its gates after the shock cancellation of the 2020 event. For Show and Rodeo Society events co-ordinator Teilah McKelvey, seeing the event return with both old favourites and exciting new sections was a thrill for organisers and the community alike. “We’ve got all of our traditi...

WHEN:Saturday and Sunday, with gates open from 7am WHERE: Morgan Park Raceway WARWICK CALEDONIAN SOCIETY 150TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Over 200 pipers and drummers will fill the Warwick Showgrounds in a bagpipe muster celebrating the Warwick Caledonian Society. There will also be a novelty highland games, a blacksmith, a fire lighting ceremony, and Canton of Stegby. BYO picnic rug or seats. Lucky patrons can also enjoy a sold-out Scottish gala dinner with traditional Haggis, whisky, the poetry of Robert Burns and Scottish dancing. WHEN: Saturday, gates open at 11am WHERE: Warwick Showgro...

Premium Content Subscriber only From sporting excellence to a celebration of our region's producers, this weekend has something for every Warwick resident. Check out the full list below:   The beloved Killarney Show makes its grand 109th year return in 2021. From woodchopping to cattle comps, showjumping and more, there's something for every member of the family.   WHERE: Killarney Showgrounds   2021 CONDAMINE 9S MASTERS CARNIVAL The Warwick Hockey Association is hosting its annual 9-a-side mixed masters carnival for women age 30+ and men 35+.   WHERE: Queens Park

Premium Content Subscriber only Jumpers and Jazz in July, a new Warwick Chamber of Commerce event, and more are set to receive a slice of $150,000 in government funding as part of a new events initiative. Jointly funded by Southern Downs Regional Council by the State and Federal Governments, the first round of the Local Events Funding Program will see $151,907 into funnelled into 10 regional events. Councillor Marco Gliori said he was impressed by all potential recipients. “The council received a large number of applications, which is encouraging as it speaks of the high level of business...