Every March the Annual Live Exhibition is held at the Bundawarrah Centre's Rural Museum which may include a parade of veteran fire engines, ambulances and motor vehicles. Grand parade of vintage tractors and farm machinery. Bush poetry and short talks on textiles as well as major exhibits.

• Temora Ambulance Museum contains vintage local ambulances, extensive displays of lifestyle & homeware items from years gone by. 
  
• Bradman’s Cottage. 
  
• Early country hall. 
  
• Pioneer Cottage 
  
• Combaning Siding School
  
• Pardey’s Flour Mill and grain display. 
  
• Fire brigade display with 1923 Garford Fire Engine. 
  
• Phonographs and early electronic communications. 
  
• Temora Independent printery. 
  
• Vintage tractor collection. 
  
• Early farm machinery. 
  
• Temora Family History Research Centre.
  
• Gold ore crushing.
  
•  Battery belt driven machine. 
  
• Shop. 
  
• Comprehensive rock & mineral display. 
  
• Demonstrations & discussions
  
• Furphy water tank re-barrelled. 
  
• Needlework spinning. 
  
• China painting. 
  
• Beading textile exhibition. 
  
• Old time housekeeping. 
  
• Card making. 
  
• Town band. 
  
• Working dog breeder. 
  
• West Wyalong movies 
  
• Working model engine 
  
• Display rope making blacksmithing
  
• Shearing
  
• Traditional weaving. 
  
• Pottery. 
  
• Photography. 
  
• Period recordings played on Edison Phonograph. 
  
• Antique wireless & record players in operation. 
  
• Ore crushing battery. 
  
• Woodworking exhibition by Temora Shed4men.
  
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• Information Call 02 69 771 086
  

Created in 1994 as a spoof of that more serious competition, the Bald Archy Prize provides artists of all styles and standards with a genuine opportunity, ranging from the hilarious to the bizarrely vulgar, to create portrait paintings of humour, dark satire, light comedy or caricature.

Winning subjects over the years have included Kerry Packer, Amanda Vanstone, Edmund Capon, Shane Warne, Dame Edna Everage, John Howard and Pauline Hanson, Robbie and Gai Waterhouse, Rupert Murdoch, Jeff Kennett, Cardinal George Pell, Tony Abbott, and Ian Thorpe.

The Bald Archy Exhibition tours Temora in November