Hot weather, but nice in the shade, big crowds and a million smiles. 

The menu for 450 diners: caramelised balsamic, infused with rosemary humus, roasted baby carrots and ‘middle eastern’ pesto. 

Asparagus, leek and zucchini terrine with hollandaise sauce. 

Chicken live pate mousse with spiced onion relish. 

House made labneh cheese with olive, pistachio mint and za’atar topping. 

BBQ lamb rump with mint salsa, Verdi garden peas, cauli-flower puree, almonds and pea tendrils. 

Roast breast of chicken with seasonal herbs and tomato dressing. 

Classic baby potato salad with tarragon mayonnaise. 

Then passionfruit cream and strawberry mini pavlovas with blackberry syrup. Espresso martini trifles. 

At the end the Street Feast Committee presented a $5000 cheque to Rylstone Kandos Rotary for Farmer’s Drought Relief. 

Many people worked through the day to keep things running smoothly. 

Well done to all Street Feast helpers and specially the committee.

The energetic lovers of good drama, The Twin Town Players are in the final stages of rehearsal for their next melodrama ‘Jackie and the Baked Beanstalk’.

Shows start at 7.30pm and the matinee (17th) 1.30pm Adults $25 Child/Concession $20 Book online https://bitly/2DZSAdq  Enquiries: Josh 041603 9082.

Rylstone Hospital, Aged Care Centre and Health One have undergone substantial updates recently, which have enhanced the local medical facilities.

The grand opening last Wednesday was attended by Paul Toole, MP, Scott McLaughlin CEO Western Health, Rylstone Health Services Manager, Susan Gaythorne, Des Kennedy, President, Mid-Western Regional Council.

The ceremony was attended by community representatives and representatives of the Wiradjuri people, who have significantly contributed to the interior art works.