With Artisans working around the shop the crew from the Almost Anything Emporium had a great birthday party.

Lots of people were attracted by the colour, noise and activity in lower Louee street.

Artisans who have products for sale take turns in opening the shop. The more hours worked, means less commission.

A win, win situation for a happy shop.

Walking to the shop and you encountered Bryan Ludwick creating carved wooden spoons, then Judy Monaghan was knitting next to Debra Ballock creating a charcoal picture, beside Sue Foldhazy making a ceramic vase.

Francis Batten from Rylstone Pantry was supervising her collection of sauces and jams amidst Olive Oil products from the region.

Aromatic candles by ‘Wikcraft Essentials’ and’ Flick’r by Mandy’ created a lovely scented ambience.

The Almost Anything Emporium is must see shop when next visiting Rylstone.

Bonny Hunter moved from Katoomba to establish her large business at 37 Louee Street, Rylstone.

Bonny had a shop in Katoomba called ‘More Dash than Cash’. ‘Market’, as with most of Rylstone, the buildings are ‘Steeped in history’.

With two buildings side by side, Bonny is able to sell furniture, paintings, records, second hand goods, fine crafts and jewellery. Bonny’s shop is open Thursday to Monday from 10.30am.

This a market held by the Anglican church at Kandos to raise funds for the Church and the local community. Local grown plants and locally made .cakes and Jam. Honey, soy wax candles, handicrafts, bric-a-brac and more. Hot food and scones with jam and cream also for sale. Also if you get a chance take a drive through magnificent Capertee Valley.

A community based event supported by locals so please come and wander down the main street stopping at all the shops, cafés, bakery and markets. Markets located at The Globe gardens and Historical Society grounds

The best local show you will ever attend! This year we have a bigger than ever entertainment package running all day with special events after 4:30pm. Our usual agricultural exhibits, amazing pavilion and show ring will not disappoint. We look forward to seeing you there.

SOFALA SES will be attending the Sofala Show again this year. They will be running the Children's Entertainment. Kicking off at 9am till 11am will be the Large Animal Rescue display. The Large Animal Rescue display we'll show some examples of what SES can do to help rescue your cow, horse, dog etc. Followed that will be the kids Egg and Spoon Races is from 11a.m. till 12 noon and then the Billy Cart Races from 1pm to 2pm. So if you can Please come along and support our local SES.