Non-U3A local upcoming events
Repair cafes are places where, at zero cost, you can take your broken stuff to receive a new lease on life. You sit with the volunteer repairer while they talk you through what they’re doing.
This is a networking, discussion and workshop opportunity to consider Nillumbikians community might work together to support, educate and inspire our community to act on climate and protect our environment. Speakers: Matt Ruchel (Victorian National Parks Association) and Ben Ramcharan (Nillumbik Councillor). Includes afternoon tea.
At 11am, see the only operational Gold Battery in our area, visit the 150+ year old Len Young Woolshed and check out the re-located first classroom from the Yarrambat Primary School – plus numerous vehicles and displays of historical interest.
At 1pm, watch short presentations from several Grade 6 students at Yarrambat Primary School talking about local historical events of special interest to them and their families.
Learn some tips and tricks for how you can continue enjoying your garden for longer.
Vanessa will discuss all things regarding lifestyle disease and healthy living tips regarding diet, exercise, stress and sleep.
Presenter: Vanessa.
Cathrine Muston of the Anglican Criminal Justice Ministry will talk about the work of prison chaplains, as well as opportunities for community connection post-release. Cathrine coordinates the Get out for Good program, which provides volunteer mentors for people leaving prison.
Register with St Margaret’s Anglican Church by either phone (9439 9238) or email (parishoffice@stmargaretseltham.org.au).
There are good, research-based ways to manage and improve pain levels and function with osteoarthritis.
Presenters: Back In Motion Eltham’s physios Sean and Maddy.
Learn some tips and tricks for how you can continue enjoying your garden for longer.
Cinema Nova has started a monthly matinee program: a morning tea screening of a newly released film with complimentary tea or coffee and an in-cinema conversation with their resident film critic. The program is geared toward an older audience.
One of the key components of maintaining good bone health and preventing injury in individuals with osteopenia/osteoporosis is exercise. Onero is an osteoporosis treatment, based on exercise designed specifically to prevent osteoporotic fracture by stimulating bone development and preventing falls in at-risk individuals.
Presenter: Gabby.
There will be an art show, live music, children’s activities, food trucks, activities with the local CFA and the Men’s Shed, a Devonshire tea and roving entertainment. See the program.
7 gardens to visit. Light lunches and Devonshire teas available. Various art/craft items to see including Jane Annois pottery, Tara Stubley paintings and Melissa Thomas garden sculpture. Plants also available for purchase.
Purchase tickets at the hall on the day. All proceeds will go towards the upkeep and restoration of the hall.
These are free monthly lectures open to everyone. The cover topics such as environmental issues, mental health and spirituality.
Organised by Vasundhara Kandpal from Green Karma, who is also Nillumbik U3A’s yoga tutor.
Dr Gavin Levy will discuss the role of nutrition in bone diseases and how changes in your diet may help you with back pain and arthritis.
The Moving Together group helps people to build their balance and strength, while remaining seated in a chair. The program supports people who may not be suited for our other exercise programs due to balance instability on their feet. The group is led by a physiotherapist.
This will be an interactive session on all aspects of continence and pelvic floor.
Presenter: Cherie.
Robert Schubert (clarinet) and Akemi Schubert (pianoforte) will present a program of classical music for clarinet and pianoforte.
Repair cafes are places where, at zero cost, you can take your broken stuff to receive a new lease on life. You sit with the volunteer repairer while they talk you through what they’re doing.
This annual festival is a celebration of the Nillumbik community including its education, arts, music, sports and community scenes. It includes live music, food, more than 100 stalls, fireworks and much more.
This annual festival is a celebration of the Nillumbik community including its education, arts, music, sports and community scenes. It includes live music, food, more than 100 stalls, fireworks and much more.
Cinema Nova has started a monthly matinee program: a morning tea screening of a newly released film with complimentary tea or coffee and an in-cinema conversation with their resident film critic. The program is geared toward an older audience.
28 studios will be open to the public, displaying a wide range of techniques and art forms. Download the studio guide and map.
28 studios will be open to the public, displaying a wide range of techniques and art forms. Download the studio guide and map.
There are many services that can help you maintain a good quality of life as you get older.
This session will answer all of your questions about My Aged Care, the services that are available and how to access them.
28 studios will be open to the public, displaying a wide range of techniques and art forms. Download the studio guide and map.
28 studios will be open to the public, displaying a wide range of techniques and art forms. Download the studio guide and map.
These are free monthly lectures open to everyone. The cover topics such as environmental issues, mental health and spirituality.
Repair cafes are places where, at zero cost, you can take your broken stuff to receive a new lease on life. You sit with the volunteer repairer while they talk you through what they’re doing.
Cinema Nova has started a monthly matinee program: a morning tea screening of a newly released film with complimentary tea or coffee and an in-cinema conversation with their resident film critic. The program is geared toward an older audience.
These are free monthly lectures open to everyone. The cover topics such as environmental issues, mental health and spirituality.