Beyond our beautiful nature trails, local shopping, welcoming cafés, pubs and restaurants, you’ll discover a packed calendar of events, with all the ingredients for a memorable escape.
The Edward River Library returns with another exciting school holiday program, including VR gaming sessions, craft activities, and even a special storytime with country music star Amber Lawrence on September 30.
Go to Edward River Library’s Facebook page for the full program and details on how to register.
This Friday, September 25, the Deni Film Society is bringing a documentary on film editor Jill Bilcock to Deni.
Best of all, Jill and the documentary’s executive producer Sue Maslin will be there to take part in a Q&A.
The Film Society’s screening of District 9 will also round out the holidays on October 9.
Ute Muster fever takes over our town with the Muster Street Festival on September 29, featuring live entertainment, family-friendly activities, an outdoor cinema, cultural light projections, woodchopping and whipcracking demonstrations.
The celebrations continue with Edward River Council’s own Spirit of the Muster 2026 the next day, from 10-2pm.
This is a free community event along Cressy Street showcasing ute displays, music, art, market stalls and giveaways.
On October 1, the Ultimate Superstars of Country Tribute Show sets the scene before the iconic Deni Ute Muster on October 2 and 3.
The country vibes continue at the Photo Muster exhibition at the Peppin Gallery, celebrating the colour and culture of the Deni Ute Muster.
For something inspired by the natural world, the Edward River Art Society presents ‘Edward River’ - a showcase of works inspired by our river.
Visitors of all ages can also enjoy Art Sports at Harry Pepper on October 2 - a fun and creative art competition led by local artist Mel Anderson.
However you choose to spend your time, you’ll love enjoying spring, the Deni way. Feel free to explore more at www.visitdeni.com.
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