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Get ready for an incredible night with Gilly, delivering powerhouse vocals, acoustic favourites, and feel-good tunes guaranteed to keep the crowd singing, smiling, and dancing all evening!

Discover local treasures, handmade creations, fresh produce, and more at the Pally Bush Markets. Bring the family and enjoy a fantastic community market experience!

Friday Night Live is here! Experience the Jimmy Craz Band, great food, raffles, and non-stop entertainment. Gather your crew and dance the night away!

Experience the heart of Moree Plains with live music, festive Christmas in July flavours, and great country hospitality at Pally Pub this Saturday from 1pm!

Celebrate the magic of Christmas early at Pally Pub! Enjoy festive flavours, live music, great company, and a cosy holiday atmosphere filled with food, fun, and cheer.

Experience an unforgettable evening with Australian Psychic Medium Alicia Bickett as she delivers powerful spirit messages, heartfelt connections, and a captivating live interactive show at Moree Services Club.

Don't miss an action-packed weekend of entertainment, competitions, great food, and family fun. Get your tickets today and join us for the 2026 Mungindi Show!

Experience the roar of vintage tractors at the Pallamallawa Vintage Tractor Pull! A fun-filled weekend of horsepower, family entertainment, great food, and country charm awaits.

Get ready for an unforgettable evening as Richie Gudgeon brings powerful vocals, feel-good favourites, and incredible live energy guaranteed to have everyone singing, dancing, and wanting more!

Get ready for a night of unstoppable laughter as award-winning ventriloquist Darren Carr and comedy veteran Demo Simis bring world-class entertainment to the stage!

Tourism Moree partners with Little Athletics Moree to bring a regional running festival to the Plains. Experience river-side running, a buzzing CBD night program, and distances for everyone.

The Bleakley Collection First Nations objects is an exhibition of objects and artworks that are part of BAMM’s Collection. Collected by Robert Bleakley during his tenure as Head of Tribal Art at Sotheby’s in the 1970s, this significant collection of Aboriginal objects offers a rare opportunity to engage with the material culture of First Nations communities from across Australia. Comprising carved tools, ceremonial objects and early examples of cultural exchange, many of the objects were originally taken to Britain by colonial travellers as 'souvenirs'.  The collection invites critical reflection on histories of collection, displacement and the enduring cultural knowledge embodied in each object.  First Nations objects, Robert Bleakley Collection

*I Believe In This* is an exhibition grounded in faith. At the centre of the exhibition is the act of belief itself — spiritual and personal. Featuring many works never publicly shared until now by legendary Kamilaroi artist Ellen Draper, a founding patron of the gallery with long-standing ties to Moree, *I Believe In This* positions art as an act of commitment and invites audiences to consider belief as something lived, declared and sustained. Artists: Ellen Draper Biographies: Ellen Draper is a Kamilaroi artist with long-standing ties to Moree, recognised for painting that brings together story, place and spiritual imagery. Her work is associated with the St Pius X Mission/chapel context in Moree, including commissions and collected works connected to that site. She is also documented within NSW collection and exhibition histories, including Boomalli Aboriginal Artists activity connected to Moree. 

Traces of the Hand is shaped by touch, time and shared making. Bringing together ceramics and mixed-media works developed through the Moree Arts Community Centre, the exhibition reveals the quiet language of process — impressions held in clay, gestures repeated, materials patiently transformed. Across fibre, sound and light, each work carries traces of both individual attention and collective care. Grounded in place and community, the exhibition reflects growing confidence and experimentation among regional artists, offering an intimate encounter with making as a meditative act and a source of connection, wellbeing and shared strength. Artist: Moree Arts Community Centre Biography: The Moree Arts Community Centre (MACCI) supports inclusive, community-led creative practice across ceramics, weaving, installation and mixed media. MACCI works closely with Kamilaroi/Gamilaroi artists, whose cultural knowledge enriches the region’s creative life. MACCI provides hands-on art programs that nurture personal growth, confidence, intergenerational learning and community wellbeing.

Dress to impress for the Moree Weebolla Bulls Ladies Day! Enjoy great rugby, delicious food, drinks, prizes, and an unforgettable day of style and celebration.

🌾 Grown Local. Eaten Local. 🌾 For Young Aggies Moree, it means creating an event that celebrates everything our region does best. The inaugural Sunset Gala has been built around one simple idea: Grown Local. Eaten Local.

Discover local treasures, handmade creations, fresh produce, and more at the Pally Bush Markets. Bring the family and enjoy a fantastic community market experience!