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Filed in Just In by Elizabeth Flaherty March 12, 2020

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Neighbourhood Auction Night and Yabby Race

What: The Scone Neighbourhood Resource Centre is holding a auction to fundraise for their vital community service support, including the yabby races! All money raised go back into SNRC community programs including the Morning Bites Breakfast Van, Christmas in the Park, Family Fun Day.
When: 7pm, Friday, March 13.
Where: Scone RSL Club, 71 Guernsey Street, Scone.
Cost: $10 per head. BYO basket supper.
More information: Scone Neighbourhood Resource Centre.

Scone Films

What: Presents A Beautiful Day in the Neighbourhood, the story of a real-life friendship between Fred Rogers and journalist Tom Junod, starring Tom Hanks and Matthew Rhys.
When: 7:30pm, Friday, March 11.
Where: Scone Senior Citizen’s Hall, Crn Cooper Street and Oxford Street, Scone.
Tickets: $12 at the door, online or from Hunt-A-Book, 200 Kelly Street, Scone.

Scone Literary Festival

What: The Scone Literary Festival is on this weekend with a range of fantastic authors and discussions. Below we have listed the sessions which still available on Saturday and Sunday.
More information: Scone Literary Festival.

Greater Northern Tiger’s Competition – Aberdeen

What: The Greater Northern Tiger’s teams, with plenty of local players, will be playing the Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs and Parramatta Eels.
When:
- 9.45am – Under 15s
- 11am – Under 16s
- 12:20pm – Under 18s
- 1:45pm – Ladies
- 3pm – Under 23s
Where: McKinnon Oval, Jefferson Park, 34 Macqueen Street, Aberdeen.

All the Foxy Ladies

What: A night with fabulous speakers telling their stories about love, loss and grief.
When: 6:30pm, Saturday, March 12.
Where: St Luke’s Hall, 79 Hill Street, Scone.
Cost: $50. Purchase online: Facebook.
More information: All the Foxy Ladies.

Scone Literary Festival – Soiree

What: Soiree, wine, light dinner and entertainment by the Stiff Gins – an indigenous entertainment group from Sydney.
When: 5:30pm, Saturday, March 14.
Where: Scone Arts and Crafts, 63 Kingdon Street, Scone.
Cost: $50 at the door.
More information: Scone Literary Festival.

Scone Literary Festival – Bush Poets Breakfast

What: Join some of the Upper Hunter’s best bush poets in the gardens of Scone Arts & Crafts. Breakfast will be prepared by Matthew Evans, SBS Gourmet Farmer and Scone’s own Colin Selwood.
When: 7:30am – 9am, Sunday, March 15.
Where: Scone Arts and Crafts, 63 Kingdon Street, Scone.
Cost: $20 at the door.
More information: Scone Literary Festival.

Scone Literary Festival – COVID 19 Discussion

What: Winx has unfortunately been a scratching, so instead there will be a topical and timely discussion on COVID 19 mediated by David Dale, comparing the New Zealand and Australian approach and past pandemics such as the Spanish Flu.
When: 9:15am – 10:05am, Sunday, March 15.
Where: Tickets are available at the Scone Arts and Crafts, 63 Kingdon Street, however, many events are now being held at the Scone Grammar School.
Cost: $25 at the door.
More information: Scone Literary Festival.

Scone Literary Festival – Lazy Sunday Afternoon Book Club

What: Come along and discuss your favourite book.
When: 1:30pm – 3:30pm, Sunday, March 15.
Where: The garden of the Scone Arts and Crafts Hall, 63 Kingdon Street, Scone.
Cost: Free.
More information: Scone Literary Festival.

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