Club Mudgee
Club Membership $5.50 for 1 year
We've had a huge couple of weeks welcoming our Members, Guests and visitors to the region into Club Mudgee for Easter celebrations and ANZAC Day commemorations.
We have plenty more events on the calendar for you to create more memories at over the coming months.
All of our Events and regular 'What's On' are all listed on our website -
clubmudgee.com.au/events/
Two big events for May are our Magic Men Male Review on May 23rd and State of Origin Round 1 in the 'Block Out Zone' VIP experience with Steve Blocker Roach on May 28th.
Get your tickets for these events online now
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Live music tonight with Dave Webb in the Members Lounge from 6pm.
Grab a drink and some share plates and soak up some great vibes and music.
Book a table online www.clubmudgee.com.au.
Bistro opens at 5pm
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Lest we Forget
What a fabulous turnout by the Mudgee community to the Dawn Service this morning.
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While you are at Club Mudgee for ANZAC Day tomorrow, take a moment to have a look at this year's ANZAC Day Quilt that is on display thanks to Pam & Chris Bellhouse.
The quilt is named: Goodooga and reflects the story of Harold West and George Leonard who are pictured on the quilt.
Harold and George were best mates who did everything together.
The pair enlisted together at Goodooga in north-western New South Wales in August 1941, were posted together to the 2/1st Battalion, and served together in the Middle East, Ceylon, and Papua New Guinea.
Their story on the Kokoda battlefield was one of bravery and sacrifice and mateship. For his actions at Kokoda, several officers recommended that Harold be posthumously awarded the Victoria Cross.
Lest we Forget.
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Cash Carnival weekly Members Draw Jackpot tonight is a whopping $9000.
First Draw at 6pm - 3 chances to win up to $10,000 every Thursday.
Bistro open from 5pm
See you there
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