The Gnome Convention is back in the Gardens! Over 1300 gnomes will be frolicking in the gardens over Easter Saturday and Sunday. A great day out for all the family.
Bush regeneration at South Lawson Park Visit this group’s own website Year started: 1995 Meeting day: Third Sunday of the month, 9:00 am to 12:00 pm Meeting point: The location of each work session varies. Please check with the Bushcare Officer Bushcare officer: Karen Hising Land manager: BMCC Local contact: Erst Carmichael, phone 4759 2058 Read more…
Browse and buy Craft Items, Baked goods and Preserves at the Country Women’s Association’s regular market days.
The Gnome Convention is back in the Gardens! Over 1300 gnomes will be frolicking in the gardens over Easter Saturday and Sunday. A great day out for all the family.
Toddlertime and Storytime programs at Springwood Library. Join us for , Toddlertime (18mths – 3 years) and Storytime (3-5 years) as we build the foundations of literacy through singing and reading. Toddlertime: A 30 minute program of songs, stories and movement activities, held on Fridays at Springwood. Suitable for 18 Read more…
Get your hands dirty in soil at the regular working bee of the Katoomba Community Garden
Join a social group focused on learning and playing the ukulele. During school terms: Fridays 10:00am – 12.00pm Lower Mountains Neighbourhood Centre, 33 Hope St Blaxland A gold coin donation would be appreciated. For more information: Please call Belong Blue Mountains 4739 1164.
A group for people interested in knitting, crocheting, crafting, quilting and of course, chatting! During school terms: Fridays 10am to 12pm Lower Mountains Neighbourhood Centre, 33 Hope St, Blaxland A gold coin donation would be appreciated. Tea and coffee are available. For more information: Please call 4739 1164.
BYO mending, knitting, sewing, crocheting or other crafty projects to work on. Tea and coffee provided. At Good Earth Bookshop, Wentworth Falls.
Hang out with other youth and learn some dance moves at Katoomba Street University
Learn music recording techniques and hang out with youth at Katoomba Street University. For local youth aged 12-25 years.
The Lower Mountains Writers’ Group is an opportunity for anyone interested in writing to get together and meet with like-minded people. During school terms: Fridays 4pm to 6pm Lower Mountains Neighbourhood Centre, 33 Hope St, Blaxland. The details Finding a community of writers that support one another can be a Read more…
Live music at Hotel Etico 11 Montgomery St Mt Victoria 2786 Every Friday Night 6pm – 8pm Entry: FREE www.hoteletico.com.au
Blaxland Gospel Chapel hosts a youth group for high school aged children to have fun, make friends and to learn more about following Jesus. When: 7.00pm-8.30pm Fridays during school term Where: Blaxland Gospel Chapel, 36 Rusden Rd, Blaxland Find out more: M: 0417 271 890 Website: Contact – Blaxland Gospel Chapel What’s Read more…
About the Friday Supper Club Avalon presents the Friday Supper Club – a weekly night of live music, hearty food and classic cocktails! Each Friday night, we present local acts who provide music-to-dine-to in our fabulous art-deco surroundings. A cover charge of $15pp supports the musicians and reserves your seat Read more…
Facilitated by Marilyn, this chair yoga class is a gentle seated class designed to develop inner strength. Mid Mountains Neighbourhood Centre 9 New Street, Lawson For more info call 4759 2592
Art for Seniors Learn art skills or develop new ones. Be guided on different art process. All art abilities welcome. A place to socialise with others. 11:00am – 1:00pm Fridays during school term. Mid Mountains Neighborhood Centre, 9 New Street, Lawson Ph: 4759 2592 $2.00 Client Contribution Per Read more…
Come along to our friendly Community Games Group. Wonderful company and conversation in a warm and friendly environment. Light refreshments will be provided. For more information call 4759 2592
Weekly trivia at Hazelbrook Bowling Club.
The Glenbrook Rotary Markets are held on the first and third Saturday of each month (except January). Visit 8am-1pm and enjoy more than 80 stalls, a live band and the famous book fair. Stay up to date with the latest Market news, including upcoming dates and cancellations, on Facebook: www.facebook.com/glenbrookrotarymarkets
Browse and buy Craft Items, Baked goods and Preserves at the Country Women’s Association’s regular market days.
The Gnome Convention is back in the Gardens! Over 1300 gnomes will be frolicking in the gardens over Easter Saturday and Sunday. A great day out for all the family.
Join the Chess experts every Saturday at Katoomba Library. 11am to 3pm. All ages. Tuition available. No need to book – just drop in. NOTE: For recurring events, please check dates and times with event organiser.
Zoe’s 35 Govetts leap Rd Blackheath 2785 www.zoesblackheath.com.au
The Mid Mountains Community Garden is a great place to share knowledge and learn new skills. Our regular Saturday morning working bees are an opportunity for everyone to explore the garden, help out with weeding, watering and planting, and share knowledge about growing your own food. Weekly working bees Read more…
This group works at several sites around Wilson Glen including the swamp edges and behind houses in Pimelea Avenue and Buena Vista Road, Woodford. Visit this group’s own website Year started: January 2003 Meeting day: Third Saturday of the month, 1:30 pm to 4:30 pm Meeting point: various locations Group members receive Read more…
The Gnome Convention is back in the Gardens! Over 1300 gnomes will be frolicking in the gardens over Easter Saturday and Sunday. A great day out for all the family.
10am-1pm Pop in to learn about how to grow food in our climate. We work together then share the day’s harvest before a joint shared luncheon in the garden. All welcome. Ph. 0407 437 553.
Prof. Neeraj Sharma, Director, Australian Battery Society at University of New South Wales (UNSW) presents an informative session about advances in battery and sustainable energy options
The World’s Oldest Story? The Seven Sister cluster of stars in Greek and Aboriginal mythology Presented by Prof. Ray NORRIS, CSIRO Astronomy & Space Science Western Sydney University
