Yandina Community Gardens

41 Farrell street, Yandina

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Saturday, 7 March 2020 9:00-11:00am, Kids Activities – Adventures with Painting

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Kids Activities

This month we are offering Adventures with painting using unusual objects.

Suitable for all age groups but over 4’s will enjoy it the most.

Creating sculptures with Nature & our imagination

All Children to be accompanied by an adult

Book here

 

 

The Kids workshops will be hosted by our beautiful volunteers Gayle & Kelli

 

All children to be accompanied by an adult

Saturday, 1 December, 9:30 – 11:30 am – Kids Natural Christmas Decoration Making (kids 5 to 12)

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Come and join us at the Blue House for some fun Christmas activities.
We will create some Christmas decorations made out of natural materials.

Important: Please wear clothes that can be paint & dirt stained… aprons & covers are helpful.

Bring seeds, pods, leaves, and vines.

Activities suitable for children aged 5-10, however, we will have activities for younger children too. A parent/carer needs to accompany the child/children.

Places are limited, booking essential. To book click here.

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Permaculture People

Elizabeth Fekonia - Permaculture Real Food
Anne Gibson - The Micro Gardener
Morag Gamble - Our Permaculture Life
Dee Humphreys - Eatin Garden Edible Garden Tours

Acknowledgement of country

Yandina Community Gardens acknowledges and pays respect to the Traditional Owners of the land, the Gubbi Gubbi (Kabi Kabi) people, past and present and emerging. We recognise and wish to learn from their spiritual and cultural connection to the land.