Nundle is exceptionally fortunate to be part of the Festival of Small Halls Resilience Tour uplifting towns in Northern NSW affected by the 2019/2020 bushfires. The tour rolls into Nundle Memorial Hall on Wednesday, 8 June 2022 with popular local support acts Jeff Gibson and John Krsulja, and talented folk music artists Ash Bell and Sara Tindley, and Melanie Horsnell.
Upper Peel Landcare Group (UPLG) will host Off-Grid Guy, Michael Mobbs, for a Winter Solstice Lunch and Library Garden Launch on Sunday, June 20th, 2021 from 11am-2pm.
The Great Nundle Dog Race is held every year on the first Sunday in May on the Nundle Recreation Ground. It is the major fundraiser of the Nundle Public School Parents & Citizens Association (P&C) and attracts families and their dogs from the local region as well as the Hunter, Sydney and North Coast.
Following the success of the #Buyfromthebush and #Buyregional social media campaigns Nundle Business Tourism and Marketing Group Inc has created its own micro campaign #GiveNundle to encourage Nundle residents and visitors to visit our bricks and mortar, and online stores ( Nundle Woollen Mill, Sacs On Jenkins, Odgers and McClelland Exchange Stores, Stormcrow Studio and Moonglow Australia).
Nundle Woollen Mill owner Nick Bradford came up with the idea and sees it as a “feel good” campaign to help our local business owners. Then there’s the spin off spending on postage, groceries, fuel, music lessons, car registration…and local Christmas presents in your own town or neighbouring regional centres. The benefits continue.
Commemoration of ANZAC Day, Nundle 2022
The ANZAC Day Service for 2022 will be held at the Nundle Memorial Hall starting at 11am, Monday April 25th, followed by a march to the Cenotaph at Nundle Office of Tamworth Regional Council where a flag ceremony will be held.
Nundle is part of the 2023 Tamworth Regional Heritage Festival, from daily tours at Nundle Woollen Mill to open days at Nundle Court House Museum, and Odgers and McClelland Exchange Stores
Sunday, September 2, 2018 commemorates the 70th Anniversary of the loss of ANA Lutana, its 10 passengers and three crew on Mount Crawley. There is a memorial to the Lutana crash, a propeller, mounted in Jenkins Street. There is also information on the crash, that involved many Nundle residents in the rescue party, at the Nundle Court House Museum. The crash led to major changes to Australian aviation air traffic control.
The German inspired Nundle Twilight Christmas Market is designed to experience a real feel for a Christmas-style market complete with Christmas lights, Christmas music, Food, re-enactment of the Nativity Scene, and Entertainment for children including Santa Claus.
Visit Nundle and Hanging Rock this NSW spring school holidays and share our wide open spaces, Saturday September 26-Sunday October 11, including the October Long Weekend October 3-5.