Back To Luddenham

07/04/2024

Looks like its time for another Back To Luddenham

Later this year Luddenham Progress Association will celebrate 100 years of owning our Hall. The Luddenham Progress Association is looking for ideas and expressions of interest for people that would like to be involved in either a day or weekend celebration. If you would like to get involved, please message Luddenham Progress Association or email [email protected]. The Hall was built in 1886 by the Orange Lodge, in 1892 the Sons Of Temperance purchased the hall, then in 1922 The Luddenham Progress Association purchased the hall and in October 1924 we made our final repayment.

29/11/2022

On the 30th of November 1813 John Blaxland was given a Grant of 6710 acres by Governor Lachlan Macquarie. John selected a site extending from the Nepean River on the West to a branch of South Creek to the East. Luddenham was named by Blaxland after Luddenham in England where he came from. John Blaxland (brother of Gregory the Explorer) arrived in Sydney on the 3rd if April 1807. Happy Birthday Luddenham you have certainly changed a lot and are about to grow a lot more. It is also 9 Years today since we had our Bicentenary.

28/10/2020

29/11/2016

It is 3 years today since the Big Back to Luddenham. Happy 203 Birthday to Luddenham.

19/02/2016

Back to Luddenham this Weekend for the Luddenham Show. This year The Luddenham Show Society is Celebrating 125 of Country Shows. it is the 112th Show, because of War, Floods etc some Shows were cancelled over the past 125 years

01/11/2015

A big Thankyou to everyone that attended the Back to Luddenham night last Night a Vicarys Winery it was so nice to catch up with everyone. It is sad to see the end of the Winery & Woolshed, if you have not purchased a bottle of the "Last One" this is your last chance this week.

30/10/2015

Still a few tickets left, phone Vicarys Winery direct on 4773 4161 and be part of history

24/10/2015

1 Week to go

02/09/2015

Have you purchased your tickets yet for Back to Luddenham, Time is running out

More than 90 years of winemaking history is set to come to an end, with the last bottling at Luddenham’s Vicary’s Winery.

09/08/2015

Time is running out to get you tickets for Back to Luddenham, this will be a very special night as it just before Vicarys Winery closes as is bulldozed for the airport, get you tickets direct from Vicarys it will be a Great night and the end of an era

24/06/2015

The post on Sunday about the Back to Luddenham at Vicarys Wineryhas been viewed by almost 4,000 people. Make sure you get your groups together