Find fresh produce grown by local farmers, market gardeners and backyard growers. Held every Saturday morning in the CWA Hall.

July 2, 7 and 12: Dungog Common and Dungog CWA Hall. Time: 10am-2pm. Cost: $5 per activity.

Join a walk in the field, a creative workshop or event guided by artists and scientists. Three art and science activities will be held at Dungog Common and the CWA Hall for people aged 12-24 in the July school holidays, organised by Paterson Allyn Williams Science Hub. More details and links to tickets on the Hub's Facebook page.

July 4: Dungog Tennis Courts. Time: 9am-1pm. Cost: $30-$81.

A fun day for kids aged 5-14 to play tennis activities, games and practice new skills. The cost is $30 per child or $81 for three children from the same household. Visit Ambrose Tennis Academy on Facebook for more information and to register.

July 9: Stroud Showground, Cowper Street, Stroud. Time: 7am. Cost: $10, adult, $5 child, $25 family.

Watch men bowl a brick, women launch rolling pins and kids catapult rubber chooks at the Stroud Brick and Rolling Pin Competition. The parade will go through town at 10am. Competition registrations open at 11am. The showground will be bursting with markets, craft and food stalls, activities and entertainment for every family member. Gates open at 7am and events get underway at 10am. Ticket sales at the gate only.

July 23-24: Riverwood Downs, 311 Upper Monkerai Road, Monkerai. Cost: $65-$118.

Dirty Detour is an adventure-inspired gravel biking weekend in the Monkerai Valley. Sign up for the 20km, 50km or 90km bike ride from Riverwood Downs in Monkerai. More details and registrations: dirtydetour.com.au.

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