The annual Duck Creek Picnic races are back to make a splash once again for 2019. On Saturday July 6, people from all over NSW will 'flock' to Nyngan for what is one of the biggest social events in the entire region. Undoubtedly the Picnics are a racing calendar highlight and there's something available for everyone. Whether it's a passion for horse racing, a keen eye for fashion or just catching up with mates, this year promises to be one of the best yet. President of the Duck Creek committee Rowen Cleaver said this year they are proud to be sponsoring local charities in and around Nyngan. "Charity begins at home," he said. "Given the extent of the drought, we know the community needs a boost." Those eager for the entertainment Jon Stevens will be the headline act supported by the Legless Pedestrians and the 2018 Toyota Star Maker winner Brad Cox. For the punter there is a six race program, promising not to be lame. And for the fashionista the highly coveted fashions on the field are not to be missed, with special guest judge, Kate Griffiths owner of Lazy Sunday Lifestyle in Dubbo. However during the day the Duck Pond is the place to be. The Duck Creek Picnic Races luncheon is on from 12.30pm until 4.30pm offering a light gourmet lunch and live entertainment from Dan Sharkey. Get in early, tickets are $65 per person and include champagne, wine and full strength beer. (Entry tickets are sold separately). Tickets are available online only for $35 which includes entry into the races and to see all the live entertainment. Tickets for Seniors over 60 years are $10 but will require identification on the day. and those under 16 in the company of a parent are free. Any community groups who wish to take the opportunity to fundraise with a food stall should contact the committee. To buy a ticket visit: www.123tix.com.au
The annual Duck Creek Picnic races are back to make a splash once again for 2019.
On Saturday July 6, people from all over NSW will 'flock' to Nyngan for what is one of the biggest social events in the entire region.
Undoubtedly the Picnics are a racing calendar highlight and there's something available for everyone.
Whether it's a passion for horse racing, a keen eye for fashion or just catching up with mates, this year promises to be one of the best yet.
President of the Duck Creek committee Rowen Cleaver said this year they are proud to be sponsoring local charities in and around Nyngan.
"Charity begins at home," he said.
"Given the extent of the drought, we know the community needs a boost."
Headline act Jon Stevens.
Those eager for the entertainment Jon Stevens will be the headline act supported by the Legless PeRead More – Source
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