October 2020
Wool Bombing the Community House
Wool or Yarn bombing is a form of street art that employs colourful displays of knitted or crocheted yarn to adorn an object in the public environment. The Community House is offering an opportunity to be part of a creative art installation by inviting the community to contribute to a Yarn/Wool Bombing of the Community House. We invite you to attach your knitting, crochet or pom poms to the verandah of the Community House. We look forward to seeing people’s…
Find out more »Children and Youth
Spoonsville Anglesea Primary School Parent’s Club has set up a Spoonsville at Anglesea Primary School. This project is designed to provide an opportunity for young people in the community to feel a sense of connectedness. Get involved by decorating an old spoon or kitchen implement and bring it down to Anglesea Primary School’s Spoonsville, to help build a village! Contact Anglesea Parents club for any questions
Find out more »Staying Connected
Do you need some help with technology? We have seen an increased need for people who are wanting to stay in touch with friends and family, and also those wanting to keep up with participation in their regular group activities like choir, Pilates, yoga, book club, Active Adults etc. We are offering contact-free, one-on-one support. You can build your knowledge and confidence in using your devices, tablets, ipads, computers and smart phones. Learn how to reconnect or stay connected, whether…
Find out more »Anglesea Table Tennis
Check with Les to see if Covid restrictions are in place. Table tennis is back in Anglesea. If you are interested in playing, the venue is the Youth Room at the rear of the Anglesea Memorial Hall, in McMillan Street. Sessions are held on Tuesday, Thursday or Sunday afternoons - 4.00 till 5.00. Rubber soled shoes are all you need. There is no formal commitment. Come along and just enjoy the exercise and the socialising. For further information contact Les…
Find out more »Torquay Farmer’s Market
This popular weekly market celebrates fresh local food and produce from around the region. Running every Saturday morning, 8:30 to 1:00, in the Surf Coast Shire Office carpark. Stallholder specialities include local and regional bread, cheese, eggs, veggies, jams, honey, fresh fish, salami, olive oil, preserves and nuts and much more. Contact: davidkbell@westnet.com.au Mob: 0418 315 026
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