June 2, 2021

Baby, it’s cold outside

5 minute read.


Welcome to Winter in Bathurst!

Yes, it’s chilly. The average temperature here in June is a top of 13.7 degrees, and a low of 2.1, with plenty of frosty mornings in between.

But pack your puffer jacket and head to Bathurst this Winter, because the much loved Bathurst Winter Festival returns, along with a host of other events. You’ll find art, markets, theatre, live music, plus plenty of dedicated school holiday activities to keep the kids entertained.

And that’s just a snippet of what’s on offer here in June, read on to find out more.

Bathurst Winter Festival
26 June – 11 July – Various venues

Celebrate the magic of Winter at the annual 16-day Bathurst Winter Festival. Stunning light shows, boutique food events, local wines and craft ales, outdoor ice skating, carnival rides, live music and more.

More details and tickets here.

Sydney Comedy Festival Showcase
5 June – Bathurst Memorial Entertainment Centre

The Sydney Comedy Festival’s funniest are on tour, bringing their barrell of laughs to Bathurst for one hilarious night at Bathurst Memorial Entertainment Centre.

More details and tickets here.

Queen’s Birthday High Tea
13 June – Abercrombie House

Get the royal treatment on your long weekend, enjoy a classic high tea at one of Australia’s premiere heritage venues, Abercrombie House.

Book now to avoid disappointment, as this popular event sells out fast!
Contact Bathurst Visitor Information Centre on 1800 68 1000 to secure your tickets.

Bathurst Wine Explorer Tours
19 June – Bathurst Region Vignerons

Introducing this brand new monthly tour allowing you to experience one of Bathurst’s best kept secrets, our region’s hidden cool climate wineries. No designated driver required! Just hop on the bus and enjoy the scenery.

Tickets available now, and include transport, tasting costs and lunch.
More details and tickets here.

Bathurst Regional Art Gallery
5 June – 25 July – New Exhibitions

New exhibitions from artists Chester Nealie, Euan Macleod and Andrew Merry, and Anglea Malone in our amazing regional gallery. Make sure to check it all out as you’re exploring the trendy Keppel Street precinct.

For a full list of what’s happening in Bathurst this month, download our complete June What’s On Guide.

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