Blayney
Must do
Arts, culture and heritage in Blayney
Blayney, a small farming town in the heart of country NSW, is a great base for exploring regional heritage sites. Many of the buildings in Blayney and surrounding townships are classified by the National Trust.
About Blayney
Blayney offers country town charm, avenues of deciduous trees and four distinct seasons. Blayney is 243 km west of Sydney and within easy driving distance from some of the most interesting historic villages in country NSW – vibrant Millthorpe and Carcoar and the smaller settlements of Newbridge, Neville, Mandurama and Lyndhurst.
While in Blayney have a beer in the Royal Hotel, originally a changing station for Cobb & Co., or wander past the historic buildings of Adelaide Street, where you'll find classical Victorian government buildings and churches. Take the kids to Blayney Adventure Playground or show them how energy is made from the wind at Blayney’s Wind Farm.
Events
There were no upcoming events for the town of Blayney. Below is a list of events for the surrounding Orange Area area.
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- February
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Saturday 11 Feb 2012 Gnoo Blas Classic Car Show
The Gnoo Blas Classic is an annual classic car show to help keep alive the history of the old Gnoo ...
- Friday 24 Feb 2012 Black Stump Blues Festival
- Sunday 26 Feb 2012 TAB Saddle-Up Sundays Bathurst
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- March
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Saturday 24 Mar 2012 Central West Garden and Lifestyle Expo
An exhibition of everything for the backyard - The expo has a variety of exhibitors from plant sellers to tool ...
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- April
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Sunday 01 Apr 2012 Millthorpe Markets
The beautiful village of Millthorpe hosts a massive annual market with 200 stall holders. Excellent quality stalls range from produce to ...
- Friday 13 Apr 2012 Orange FOOD Week








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