Featured Events in Argyle in July, 2025 (July Updated)

BECCY COLE LIVE SECOND SHOW ADDED! We’re heading to the Camden Hotel , And guess what? you’re invited to join us for an exclusive, up close acoustic show with Aussie country music icon Beccy Cole! It’s been 7 years since her last solo studio album and she’s taking over a few Lovely Little Venues to share brand new songs, fan favourites, and the hilarious stories only Beccy can tell. 📍 Camden Hotel 📅 Date: 20 July 2025 🕓 Show: 4:30 PM (Doors open at 4:00 PM) 🚌 Supports from 3:00 PM Transport Available ✅ NDIS funded support (1:1 or 1:2) 🎟️ Tickets are $45 message us now to pay and lock in your spot! Expect a afternoon of music, cheeky stories, and pure Beccy energy she always gives 200% and no two shows are the same! Platinum Care Disability Services is more than just a provider we are your people. We make events fun, inclusive, and stress free. Whether it’s your first time out or your fiftieth, we’ve got your back every step of the way. Join us with one off support come for the music, stay for the vibes. reach out to us: admin@platinumcaredisabilityservices.com or call us on 1800 371 261 #BeccyCole #LiveAndAcoustic #CamdenHotelVibes #NDISAdventures #CircleOfFriends #SupportedGoodTimes #PlatinumCareCo #CountryMusicFun Information Source: Platinum Care Disability Services | eventbrite

Regina Wilson, master fibre weaver from Peppimenarti, NT will run an exclusive weaving masterclass Regina Pilawuk Wilson is a Ngan’gikurrungurr woman from the Daly River region in the Northern Territory. She is a celebrated artist, fierce advocate for Durrmu Arts and the Indigenous arts sector, and the founder of the Peppimenarti community – the permanent settlement for the Ngan’gikurrungurr people since 1973. The location of Peppimenarti is an important dreaming site for the Ngan’gikurrungurr language group and informs Regina’s art and weaving practices – skills she inherited from her grandmother and mother. Regina Wilson, Master fibre weaver from Durrmu Arts in Peppimenarti, NT will be in Sydney to host a 2.5 hour hands-on weaving masterclass. The weavings are made of merrepen (sandpalm) which are harvested, the fronds are then collected and then stripped in smaller natural fibres and then often naturally dyed with bush plants, roots and berries to make yellow, red, black, orange, purple, and pink. Regina will bring the pre-dyed and stripped merrepen as well as some harvested unstripped sandpalm for people to practice stripping. Any cancellations close 48 hours prior to event. Refunds are subject to approval. Information Source: National Indigenous Art Fair | eventbrite

A unique opportunity to paint alongside two Central Desert artists and learn about their designs, inspirations and culture. Join Sarita Quinlivan with two artists, Vanetta Nampijinpa Hudson and Karen Napaljarri Barnes as they teach their unique technique. Information Source: National Indigenous Art Fair | eventbrite