Showing posts with label community. Show all posts
Showing posts with label community. Show all posts

Sunday, March 30, 2014

Event: Kogarah Community Festival | 5 April

On Saturday April 5, the streets of Kogarah will be filled with fun as Kogarah Community Services and Kogarah City Council put on the Kogarah Community Festival to raise money for theJoanne Mackay Breast Cancer Foundation. There will be two sides to the festival; a traditional event, with entertainment, food, shopping and more, and then a special Amazing Race-style challenge around the area. The festival runs from 12.00pm to 2.00pm, but the Amazing Race challenge starts at 11.00am at Belgrave Street, Kogarah Town Centre.

You can register and find more infomation at www.kogarahcommunity.org.au


Sunday, March 9, 2014

Riverwood Community Autumn Fair | 8.3.14

Riverwood Community Centre has been facilitating the Riverwood Festival (now the Riverwood Autumn Fair) for over 30 years and it has grown into a large community event. The day’s entertainment, activities and stalls are situated on the wetland grounds adjacent to the Community Centre on Belmore Road from 9am to 3pm.  This once a year celebration is also an opportunity for Centre to raise money to meet the needs of our community by providing resources for aged, people with disabilities, children, youth, families and volunteers,  but also to encourage community connectedness.

On the day, there had loads of fun and entertainment for people of all ages.  There were bargains to be bought at the Centre stalls, with the favourite op shop, second hand bookstall (worth a browse), and a garden stall, a craft stall with an array of beautiful and practical homemade goods.  I missed the Bake off and skateboard competitions because I was at the fun rides and animal farm abd busy tried out the multicultural food fair of Chinese, Vietnamese,  Kebabs and a BBQ. There alsi served Devonshire teas and rewl coffee too.  There had also an assortment of private stalls selling their wares as well as information from local services.

Also new this past year was an artist who will be drawing Chinese characters which can give people good luck, and we also visited the craft stall where there had craft demonstration provided by our talented volunteer leisure learning teachers.
The most fascinated show was the snake displaying! See the photos below.

Monday, March 3, 2014

Now and Then Markets | Wolli Creek

Rowers on Cooks River 
1 Levey St, Wolli Creek, Sydney NSW 2205, Australia
- held within the stunning grounds of the Rowers overlooking the Cooks River
- just down the Princes Hwy from Ikea, Tempe.
- 140 free parking spaces
- atm, cafe/bar
- 10 minute walk from Wolli Creek train station

Now & Then Markets is a family-friendly, festival-style market held 5 times a year in the stunning grounds of Wolli
 Creek's Rowers on Cooks River. Selling an eclectic mix of fashion, jewellery, homewares & gifts from right 'now' to back 'then'. 

A place where you can meet with friends or family, grab a coffee and a bite to eat. Browse the mix of interesting stalls whilst chilling to an ambient musical backdrop. There is plenty to keep the kids occupied too, with a bouncy castle, FREE face painting and many other exciting attractions. 

They have a mix of items from 'now' and from 'then' - vintage, retro, good quality preloved/second-hand to brand new fashion, accessories, jewellery, homewares, gifts, hand crafted treasures, toys and much more...

Next market will be our Autumn Leaves Festival held on Sunday March 2 - see 'What's On' for more details.

Open from 10am 'til 3pm. 140 FREE car spaces, 10 minute walk from Wolli Creek Station, atm, cafe & bar.


2014 DATES:
March 2 - Autumn Leaves Festival market
May 4 - Mum's The Word  - Mum's Day market
July 27 - Winter Festival market
October 26 - Spring Festival market
December 7 - Christmas/Summer Festival




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