Over the course of the Festival, which ended on Sunday, Edward River Council and partners provided various activities.
There were cooking classes, creative workshops, a movie screening and the ‘Seniors on the Ground’ experience at the Deni Ute Muster site.
The March 6 screening of the movie Palm Beach was held at Deniliquin Town Hall, which provided a welcoming and relaxing setting.
Popcorn and other assorted snacks available to enjoy during the movie.
The program has also seen other events offered such as a Smart Cooking workshop, a Canva card‑making workshop and a Ute Muster Site Experience today.
As the final scheduled activity of Seniors Fest, there was great interest in the Ute Muster experience on Friday, March 13.
Attendees enjoyed a guided tour of the Muster Museum followed by a live musical performance from Deniliquin musician Mark Richards.
The seniors were then invited into the Muster’s corporate marquee, where the Rotary Club of Deniliquin provided lunch.
The Edward River Serniors Festival was delivered in partnership with Deniliquin U3A, Intereach and the NSW Government.
Sandra Cooke and Mary Clayton enjoyed a morning at the movies.
Alan Winter and Dianne Randell ready to see Palm Beach.
Margaret Wilson, Anne Rinaldi, Rhonda Wilson and Dawn Hetherington enjoyed a morning out for the movies.
Gayle Beckton and Anne Sinclair at the Town Hall.
Pam Sefton was joined by daughter Robbie Sefton for the movie morning.
Carol Arthur, Prue Lea and Lorraine Petty at the Town Hall.
Ruth Graham, Denise Thomas (front), Pam Jarratt and Edward River Councillor Leanne Mulham at Muster HQ.
Faye Jones, Lesley Hills, Sherri Danckert, and Peter Chivers at Seniors on the Grounds.
Marj Donohue with Ann and Ken Norris got a look behind the scenes at the Ute Muster offices.
Kay Kelly and Alison McNamara check out the Ute Muster Museum.
Bill and Val Muirhead at Ute Muster HQ.
Sandra Cooke and Val Keech gathered for Seniors of the Grounds.
Pauline Edwards and Valerie Purkeljc at Muster HQ.
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