The St Paul’s Anglican Church will be holding a garage sale next Saturday, November 30 from 9am through to 1pm.
The garage sale will be held at the church, which is on the corner of Harrison and Wellington Sts, Deniliquin.
The church has ensured plenty of parking will be available on the day.
Items to be included in the garage sale are cakes, books, kitchen and glassware, records, CDs and DVDs.
The church will also be running a barbecue for those in attendance to purchase a snag.
Intereach Deni can help you
Intereach is partnering with Legal Aid NSW and Hume Riverina Community Legal Service.
The relationship came about to offer free legal information and NSW/VIC birth certificates for eligible people in the Edward River, Berrigan and Murray River shires.
The information sessions will be on the Wednesday, December 4, at Intereach in Deniliquin, at 78 Napier St.
Wills, power of attorney, guardianship and medical directives will be the 10am to 11am session.
The fines and WDOs session will take place at 11am to 12pm session.
The final session, Free NSW/VIC birth certificates for eligible people, will be on from 10am to 1pm.
Bookings required by calling 0427 623 891.
Fresh tree this Christmas?
What better way to get into the spirit of Christmas than with a fresh pine tree?
The Rotary Club of Deniliquin are selling fresh and “real” Christmas trees in the lead up to Christmas this year.
Pre-orders are currently available through the Edward River Art Society’s website, with trees costing $95 or $155 with the tree stand.
Once you have made your tree order, bring your email receipt to pick the tree up on December 6, from the multi-arts centre at 58 Cressy St, Deniliquin.
Bookings can be placed by going to www.edwardriverartsociety.com.
Rams prepare for 2025
The Deniliquin Rams Football Netball Club are gearing up for another big year in the Murray League.
The club will hold their annual general meeting on Monday, November 25, at 6pm to appoint major roles at the club.
All positions at the Rams are currently open and available to express interest in.
“After receiving valuable feedback from our members and witnessing our club's continued growth, we’ve made some important changes to our football and netball departments” the club said.
The club is open and excited about any new faces to the club with fresh ideas, with all positions open they will have to fill upwards of 50 positions, including president.
Nominations for anyone wishing to be involved at an executive, committee or non-committee level is asked to fill out a nomination form. A link can be found on the Denilqiuin Rams Football Netball Club Facebook page.
Community Hub Toy Drive
The Deniliquin Community Hub is getting into the spirit of giving this Christmas.
The biggest holiday on the calendar is just around the corner, Christmas, and with it comes the financial stresses of being able to afford the holiday.
The Deniliquin Community Hub is trying to do its bit for families and individuals struggling over the festive season.
The hub will be holding a toy drive in the hope of being able to support these families doing it a little hard this Christmas.
The hub is looking for toys for children aged 1-12, which can be dropped off at 8/52 Hardinge St, Deniliquin.
The hub opens on a Sunday, from 10am through to 12pm.
More ways to give
Also coming up is the annual Marc Kingston Memorial Toy Run.
It is run by the Ulyssess Club with support from the Deniliquin Salvation Army and the Deniliquin Antique Vehicle Club.
It will be held in the Deniliquin CBD from 8am on Saturday, December 7.
Come along and leave new or like-new toys to be distributed to local families.
Hang around to see the display of cars and motorbikes. There may even be a barbecue and some entertainment.
The toy run is named in honour of Marc Kingston, who coordinated the local toy run as a member of the Deniliquin Motorcycle Riders Association from 1984 until his passing in 1994.
Market in the gardens
Looking for something to do in the Deni CBD this weekend?
The Deniliquin Lions Club will be back with their monthly Community Market.
Peruse the stalls offering various goodies, from crafts and homewares, to jewellery and keepsakes, and even fresh produce and plants.
You might spot something that would make a great Christmas gift - for yourself or someone else.
Make sure to stop by the food court and support the local groups fundraising.