What's on

Head down to Seymour Skate Park from 11am on Saturday, February 26, to get involved.

All participants must wear a helmet when competing.

For more information, visit www.skateparkleagues.com

Jai Cameron presents Daddy

Wallan’s resident comedian Jai Cameron is returning to the stage with Seymour Performers Workshop with his new stand-up show Daddy this Saturday, February 26.

And he will be returning with his 12-week-old daughter Rory in his arms — well, she’ll be strapped to his chest.

“The show is basically about me navigating fatherhood as a new dad,” Cameron said.

Jai Cameron will perform Daddy at the Les Bell Pavilion, Kings Park, Seymour. Doors and bar open at 7pm and the show starts at 8pm.

Tickets are $22 and available at https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/864487

Divine Divas at the Prince of Wales

Destiny Forbidden will be the hostess at the Divine Divas drag show this Saturday, February 26.

Paying tribute to all your favourites divas, this fast, fun and fabulous show is set to take Seymour by storm.

Divine Divas will be on stage at the Prince of Wales Hotel in Seymour at 8pm.

Tickets start from $18 and include a complimentary cocktail on arrival. To purchase, visit https://bit.ly/3h0XHLe

Seymour Annual Show ’n’ Shine

The Lions Club of Seymour and Goulburn and the Seymour and District Car Club are hoping the second annual show ’n’ shine is bigger and better than the last.

Interested people are urged to bring their cars, spare parts and market wares.

The Seymour Annual Show ’n’ Shine will be held at Kings Park in Seymour on Monday, March 14, from 8am.

For more information, phone 0417 329 981.

Black Dog Ride

Registrations are now open for this year’s edition of the Black Dog Ride.

Black Dog Ride is uniting under one banner to amplify a national message of hope, prevention and awareness.

The ride will depart from the Royal Hotel in Seymour on March 20.

For more information, phone Peter and Kylie Compte on 0427 976 310 or email seymour@blackdogride.org.au