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Enjoy a two course lunch and be entertained by local performers.
Go along to see the operational Gold Battery and celebrate with a BBQ.
For a grandparent and their grandchild/ren.
There will be a dietitian-led cooking lesson where you learn about the nutritional value of what you are cooking. Then eat what you have cooked together.
Fiona Cross will discuss the indigenous plants of Nillumbik. Find out which plants best suit your garden and learn about their planting and care.
Enjoy Tai Chi, singing, dancing, games, luck draws and chrysanthemum tea.
No bookings required, just drop in and join the fun.
This session will answer all of your questions about My Aged Care, the services that are available, eligibility and how to access them. It will cover entry-level home support services, support for complex needs, respite care and residential care.
Enjoy a selection of sweet and savoury treats preparared with assistance from the students of the local primary school. These students will be helping to serve tea on the day.
Book by phone (9710 1223) or email (standrewscommunitycentre@gmail.com).
5 gardens to visit. There will also be a wide range of plants and seedlings for sale as well as garden sculptures etc. Light lunches and other refreshments will be available.
Purchase tickets at the Arthurs Creek Mechanics Institute Hall on the day. You will receive a guide book and map of the open gardens. All proceeds will go towards the upkeep and restoration of the hall.
A concert of traditional Irish music by established players and singers, and Ceoltoiri Naarm, a group of rising, young players.
There will be extensive displays of their members’ work, with many items for sale. There will also be demonstrations of various woodworking techniques. Current groups include cabinet making, carving, woodturning, musical instrument, box making, pyrography and scroll sawing.
Around 30 studios will be open to the public, displaying a wide range of techniques and art forms.
There will be extensive displays of their members’ work, with many items for sale. There will also be demonstrations of various woodworking techniques. Current groups include cabinet making, carving, woodturning, musical instrument, box making, pyrography and scroll sawing.
Around 30 studios will be open to the public, displaying a wide range of techniques and art forms.
Around 30 studios will be open to the public, displaying a wide range of techniques and art forms.
Around 30 studios will be open to the public, displaying a wide range of techniques and art forms.
Australia’s largest amateur wine show. Hundreds of wines will be available for tasting – red, white, sparkling and fortified grape wines. Also, meads, ciders, country wines, kombuchas and liqueurs. Wine awards and presentations.
The orchestra and singers will lead the gathering through the singing of traditional carols. Audience participation is encouraged. Take a picnic basket, blankets and chairs if you want.