Fletcher von Holstein - Jamie Fletcher and PaulaHolstein - will perform live in The Globe's beer garden.
There’s plenty happening beyond the main stage at the Spirit of the Muster Street Festival next week.
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In addition to displays, music, the 360 ALLSTARS workshops, fasion show and other entertainment, local businesses will be open late and serving up plenty of food, drinks, shopping and fun.
Local favourites Mokangers Butchers will be trading late and firing up a sausage sizzle out the front, and the Deniliquin Country Women’s Association will be serving up slushies and cool drinks.
Grab a premium hot dog from Switched On Mobiles, who will donate all proceeds to the Deniliquin High School P&C, and don’t miss the free popcorn from Yield Insurance to keep the little (and big) kids happy!
The Globe Hotel is serving up $18 pizza specials, with the kitchen open from 5.30pm-9pm and Happy Hour from 4pm-6pm. You can then settle into the beer garden for live music from Fletcher Von Holstein between 6pm and 8pm.
Frank n Beans will be open from 5pm-10pm for dine-in or takeaway, serving up everything from parmigianas and burgers to fish and chips, toasties, coffees and sweet treats.
Follow your nose, and tastebuds, to the Mokanger Butchery where you can grab one of their famous sausages off the barbecue.
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Papa Rich Noodle House will also be open as usual until 9pm.
Got a sweet tooth? Oakberry Dessert Bar has you covered with ice cream, milkshakes, coffees and sweet treats, and will be open until 10pm.
Plus they have a great range of ready-made takeaway meals, covering all bases.
Why not kick-start your Christmas shopping while you’re in town, with extended trading hours and plenty of specials, including exclusive Ute Muster offers at Hardman’s Intersport and country-themed arrangements at Deniliquin Florist.
Deniliquin Jewellers, Leaves & Vines, Cherrywood Emporium, Diggers, Lulus, Deni Clothing Co and new business Charcoal, Smoke & Spice will also be opening their doors late into the evening.
While you’re checking out the action and deals, stop by the Deniliquin Pastoral Times to see the history of Muster headlines and have your photo taken.
Design your own sweet treat at the Oakberry dessert bar.
And once you’re shopped out, check out the launch of the Photo Muster Exhibition at the Peppin Heritage Centre.
For those who live outside the Deniliquin town limits, free buses will be running to and from surrounding villages. The bus timetable will be included in this Friday’s Pastoral Times, and on social media.
The Street Festival kicks off almost a full week of Muster Week activities.
The celebrations will keep rolling on Wednesday, September 30 with the Spirit of the Muster, brought to you by Visit Deni, Deniliquin Business Chamber and the Deni Ute Muster.
Also held in the Deniliquin CBD, it runs from from 10am-2pm and will include an impressive display of utes, live entertainment, family-friendly activities and community experiences.
The action then moves to the Deniliquin Ute Muster site from the Thursday when, for the first time, the Grand Pavilion will come to life with a special concert.
The sold-out Ultimate Superstars of Country tribute show will feature musicians who emulate Chris Stapleton, Luke Combs and Morgan Wallen, and $5 from every ticket will be donated to the Deniliquin High School P&C.
The Muster then swings into full action on the Friday and Saturday. Get your tickets at www.deniutemuster.com.au.
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