Saturday 20th December | 5pm - 9pm Join us on the green at the Club for an evening of Christmas cheer, live performances and community spirit! Bring your family, grab a picnic rug and enjoy a magical night under the stars. We believe a special someone will also be calling in from the North Pole Hosted by the Clarence Harvest Festival committee with Maclean Bowling Club, Crofton Productions and the Rotary Club of Maclean.

Sunday 21st December | 3.30pm raffle drawn at 4.30pm Ham it up this Christmas with heaps of hams up for grabs - get down to the Club and try your luck at our last ham raffle before Christmas!

Wednesday 24th December | 5.30pm tickets on sale Hams, Christmas goodies and seafood trays to be won at the Woodford Warriors Xmas Eve raffle plus a visit from Santa! Raffle drawn at 7pm 

NEW YEAR'S EVE Wednesday 31st December | 8pm Celebrate New Year's Eve at the Club with Who's Charlie. Vocal duo Mandy and Michael will perform all the hits you know and love for the countdown to 2026! Courtesy bus available.

Saturday 3rd January | 8.00pm Ben Lee began his career as a young teenager in the early 90’s, in the Australian lo-fi punk band Noise Addict, who were discovered by taste-making artists Sonic Youth and the Beastie Boys. That began an extraordinary career that has been both eclectic and eccentric, and still growing more strange and fascinating each day. Whether collaborating in one-off projects like the Bens (with Ben Folds and Ben Kweller), producing a Grammy award winning music/comedy album for Margaret Cho (“Cho Dependent”), duetting with Sarah Silverman, writing a psychedelic children’s musical with American literary legend Tom Robbins, or simply strumming away on his guitar and putting out over 20 solo albums of songs that have made romantics swoon for multiple generations, Ben’s career is always (to quote his song “Ache 4 You”) “confusing...but never dull”. Now, collaborating with his wife, actress Ione Skye, on their company Weirder Together, Lee is supporting other artists in creating bizarre and beautiful content spanning everything from podcasts and music, to events and fanzines, as well as film projects. “Ive always done what seemed fun to me at the time. There is no other compass for me than what is enjoyable... In general, the vibe that is getting you off as an artist is what you have to do. I think artists are most interesting and useful when they follow their own unique rhythm. That’s how you really create and change culture.” 

Friday, 9th January | 10.00AM - 12.00PM Join us for a FREE SAND ART activity with The Smiley Squad. All materials supplied All ages and abilities welcome Indoor and outdoor playground for the kids A fun-filled morning for the kid's during the school holidays.

Friday 16 January, 7pm AEDT Boxing - Nikita Tszyu v Michael Zerafa BAD BLOOD SHOWING LIVE ON THE BIG SCREEN