Local Rotarians Greg Byers, Catriona Jarman, Peter Holland, Ruth Byers, Fiona McCarthy and Ann Holand after the Rotary Club of Seymour’s 2026 trivia night.
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The Rotary Club of Seymour held its annual trivia night on Saturday, October 17 at the Seymour College Junior Games Hall, and once again it proved to be a successful evening.
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A local Rotary spokesperson said attendees enjoyed the annual event.
The winning table Mark Lackie, Jane Miller, Catriona Jarman, Alisa Lackie, Ron Ridd, John Van Putten, Donna Simms, Eliot Jarman and (absent) Paulette Andrews received prizes donated by New Gen Dental, Seymour.
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“A great night was had by all, with teams putting on their thinking caps and testing their knowledge across a wide range of trivia topics,” the spokesperson said.
“As well as the trivia, expertly run by quiz master Ian Moore, guests enjoyed a silent auction and raffles, helping to make the night a very successful fundraiser.”
All funds raised on the night will directly benefit local community projects, enhancing the lives of local residents.
Rotarian Jane Challis and successful bidder for the Goulburn Options collaborative art work Gayle Wallis.
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The local club has issued a special thank you to its 66 sponsors for 2026, including local wineries, bakeries, tradies and essential healthcare and services from across Seymour, Nagambie and Tallarook.
It has also expressed its gratitude for Rotary Club member David Freeman, who donated a trailer of firewood, and other local volunteers who brought the event to life.
“The club extends its sincere thanks to Seymour College for the use of the Junior Games Hall, to everyone who came along and made the evening such a success, and to the many generous businesses and individuals from the local and broader community who donated goods for the raffles and silent auction,” the local Rotary Club spokesperson said.
Rotarian Fiona McCarthy behind the bar.
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The club has indicated that it intends on bringing the event to life again in 2027.
“The Rotary Club of Seymour is already looking forward to next year’s trivia night and to continuing its support of the local and wider community,” the spokesperson said.
For more information about the Rotary Club of Seymour, visit rotaryseymour.org, or the club’s Facebook or Instagram pages.
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