For over 30 years, the Tilba Festival has been one of our most loved community celebrations. Traditionally held during the Easter long weekend, this timing brought with it a unique set of challenges to our quiet corner of the world. Central Tilba already experiences a massive influx of regular holiday tourists over Easter, making an extra, large-scale event overwhelming for our small main street and placing an enormous … Read more »
Winter is a beautifully quiet time in Tilba, but that can be tough on local businesses. Here at the Drom we made the very tough decision to pause our weekly live music for winter to save a bit of money with an eye towards a big spring. And now that spring is in the air, here’s a sneak preview of what we have coming up for the village … Read more »
Central Tilba Public School is proud to announce its enthusiastic participation in this year’s Premier’s Debating Challenge, showcasing the talents and teamwork of our four dedicated student debaters. Competing with neighbouring schools including Wolumla, Moruya, Narooma and Batemans Bay, our team has demonstrated impressive skills in research, critical thinking and public speaking. Through each round of the competition, the students have grown not only as debaters but as confident … Read more »
Open Sanctuary at Tilba recently held a reflection day on the theme Ordinary People as Mystics and Monks with a particular emphasis on the Benedictine way of monasticism.
Traditionally, monks have lived within a cloister of some kind and mystics were considered a kind of spiritual elite. Today we recognise the experience of ordinary people and those who are drawn to live a monastic rhythm of life in the world, … Read more »
Music lovers are in for a treat at this year’s Tilba Festival, with local favourites Dust & Echoes joining an impressive lineup of home-grown performers set to entertain festival goers throughout the day.
Known for their thoughtful song-writing and engaging live performances, they have been steadily building a reputation across the Far South Coast as a band that combines musical craftsmanship with genuine connection to … Read more »
Central Tilba and Tilba Tilba are the last of the villages in the Eurobodalla to get the new town signs. Acknowledging the Yuin Aboriginal Nation, these signs artfully display a welcome to everyone in the Dhurga language common to the Eurobodalla. walawaani njindiwan translates to welcome everyone, hope you had a good journey or safe journeys everyone, and is particularly appropriate for the entrance to a town and village. There has been a lot … Read more »