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The meal is provided undercover at the front of the church by either New Community Ringwood Church or UrbanLife. It consists of soup, then BBQ hamburgers with bread rolls and salad, followed by dessert (usually a selection of cakes). Tea and coffee is available through the night.
Organised by Outer Eastern Permaculture Swap. For the latest updates, see their Facebook page.
Their team of 50 to 60 volunteers prepares a simple, healthy two-course meal for whoever walks through their doors.
A team of volunteers provide a light lunch of soup and rolls. Food parcels are also given out from donations of food items from the parish.
Guests can enjoy a substantial nutritious two-course meal.
The meal is provided undercover at the front of the church by either New Community Ringwood Church or UrbanLife. It consists of soup, then BBQ hamburgers with bread rolls and salad, followed by dessert (usually a selection of cakes). Tea and coffee is available through the night.
Organised by Outer Eastern Permaculture Swap. For the latest updates, see their Facebook page.
A team of volunteers provide a light lunch of soup and rolls. Food parcels are also given out from donations of food items from the parish.
Guests can enjoy a substantial nutritious two-course meal.
The meal is provided undercover at the front of the church by either New Community Ringwood Church or UrbanLife. It consists of soup, then BBQ hamburgers with bread rolls and salad, followed by dessert (usually a selection of cakes). Tea and coffee is available through the night.
Tend to the garden together, learn new skills and share stories around the morning tea table. Anyone from the local community is welcome.
Click here to read about the garden.
This fair is all about showcasing local businesses and community groups that support the residents to live more sustainable lives. Shopping local is both good for the environment, as you reduce the energy required to transport and often package a product, but it also bolsters our economy and supports local families.
There will be market stalls, plants for sale, live music, kids activities, food vans and guest speakers. The stalls will include local community and environment groups, plus sales of handmade wares, second hand clothes, upcycled items and re-usable items. The speakers will speak on tiny homes, green homes, solar and wayapa wuurrk.
Their team of 50 to 60 volunteers prepares a simple, healthy two-course meal for whoever walks through their doors.
A team of volunteers provide a light lunch of soup and rolls. Food parcels are also given out from donations of food items from the parish.
Guests can enjoy a substantial nutritious two-course meal.
The meal is provided undercover at the front of the church by either New Community Ringwood Church or UrbanLife. It consists of soup, then BBQ hamburgers with bread rolls and salad, followed by dessert (usually a selection of cakes). Tea and coffee is available through the night.
The entrance is on Plymouth Road opposite The Good Shepherd Lutheran Primary School.
Their team of 50 to 60 volunteers prepares a simple, healthy two-course meal for whoever walks through their doors.
A team of volunteers provide a light lunch of soup and rolls. Food parcels are also given out from donations of food items from the parish.
Learn some tips on reducing food waste at home, meal planning, food storage, and making food last.
See examples of meals using common foods that are wasted, learn smart cooking tips and be shown the best kitchen tools for easy cooking.
Guests can enjoy a substantial nutritious two-course meal.
The meal is provided undercover at the front of the church by either New Community Ringwood Church or UrbanLife. It consists of soup, then BBQ hamburgers with bread rolls and salad, followed by dessert (usually a selection of cakes). Tea and coffee is available through the night.
Organised by Outer Eastern Permaculture Swap. For the latest updates, see their Facebook page.
Presented by Olwyn Smiley from The Backyard Vegetable and Jess Ness from Bedford Park Community Garden. With so many varieties of chooks, there’s a chook for every size of yard. They are enormously rewarding pets so if you’ve ever considered having them, or perhaps you’ve recently purchased chooks and need a little advice, go along for a discussion on the basics of urban chook raising.
Book by phone (9870 2602).
Their team of 50 to 60 volunteers prepares a simple, healthy two-course meal for whoever walks through their doors.
A team of volunteers provide a light lunch of soup and rolls. Food parcels are also given out from donations of food items from the parish.
Guests can enjoy a substantial nutritious two-course meal.
The meal is provided undercover at the front of the church by either New Community Ringwood Church or UrbanLife. It consists of soup, then BBQ hamburgers with bread rolls and salad, followed by dessert (usually a selection of cakes). Tea and coffee is available through the night.
A team of volunteers provide a light lunch of soup and rolls. Food parcels are also given out from donations of food items from the parish.
Guests can enjoy a substantial nutritious two-course meal.
The meal is provided undercover at the front of the church by either New Community Ringwood Church or UrbanLife. It consists of soup, then BBQ hamburgers with bread rolls and salad, followed by dessert (usually a selection of cakes). Tea and coffee is available through the night.
Organised by Outer Eastern Permaculture Swap. For the latest updates, see their Facebook page.
Their team of 50 to 60 volunteers prepares a simple, healthy two-course meal for whoever walks through their doors.
A team of volunteers provide a light lunch of soup and rolls. Food parcels are also given out from donations of food items from the parish.
Guests can enjoy a substantial nutritious two-course meal.
The meal is provided undercover at the front of the church by either New Community Ringwood Church or UrbanLife. It consists of soup, then BBQ hamburgers with bread rolls and salad, followed by dessert (usually a selection of cakes). Tea and coffee is available through the night.