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Each Sunday night, a different local club, business, or church group provides and serves a meal to people in the Mitcham community.
Each Sunday night, a different local club, business, or church group provides and serves a meal to people in the Mitcham community.
Calling all mini cooks, make healthy apple cookies drizzled with passionfruit icing.
BYO apron and container to take the cookies home in.
Organised by Strathdon House.
Calling all mini cooks, make rainbow pasta with herbed butter sauce. Make different coloured pasta using autumn vegetables such as beetroot and spinach. You will also make a herbed butter sauce using fresh herbs from the garden.
BYO apron and container to take the pasta and sauce home in.
Organised by Strathdon House.
Not held in January.
Anna, the Urban Nanna, will help you find and identify a range of edible fruits, greens and flowers found in ‘wild’ urban spaces across Victoria. You will learn about the basic principles and protocols of foraging, and then move on to plant specifics. You will observe and interact with many types of fruit trees, edible green weeds and useful flowers. You will be shown the physical features you can use to correctly identify useful trees even when they’re not fruiting. You will discuss the types of locations where you can hunt for wild edibles in the future, and finally how to safely prepare and enjoy eating many of the foods we find. At the end you will have an outdoor picnic of hot and cold foraged foods.
Overall, there will be around 1-2km of walking over grassy terrain involved.
Each Sunday night, a different local club, business, or church group provides and serves a meal to people in the Mitcham community.
The monthly meetings include guest speakers, demonstrations, display bench, a trading table, and information about coming open gardens and shows. The evenings end with supper and our members take opportunity to chat over tea and coffee. In addition to gardening and horticulture, they are interested in tree preservation.
The club was founded around 1930 by the Vermont Scouts and was named the Carrot Club, as they were busy growing vegetables in response to the difficulties caused by the Great Depression Australia was experiencing. It then changed its name to the Vermont Horticultural Society and Garden Club, thus enabling it to hold horticultural shows. Another change in the name came when horticultural shows were no longer held and the club became the Vermont Garden Club, as it is known today.
Gold coin donation.
On Sundays, 14th and 21st April, both 11am-2pm.
Explore the art and science behind crafting this probiotic-rich beverage.
Organised by Strathdon House.
Each Sunday night, a different local club, business, or church group provides and serves a meal to people in the Mitcham community.
Organised by Whitehorse Urban Harvest. For the latest updates, see their Facebook page.
Explore milk carton etching, a simple and eco-friendly printmaking technique accessible to all. Discover how to design, engrave, ink and print your unique creations using a pasta maker. Uncover the fundamentals of printmaking while upcycling, leaving with your very own limited edition prints and a newfound appreciation for environmentally-conscious artistry.
Organised by Strathdon House.
Organised by Whitehorse Urban Harvest. For the latest updates, see their Facebook page.
Each Sunday night, a different local club, business, or church group provides and serves a meal to people in the Mitcham community.
Be guided through various recipes that showcase the different ways that you can cook with bean curd at home. Then take home the dishes that you created (take your own container).
Organised by Strathdon House.
Each Sunday night, a different local club, business, or church group provides and serves a meal to people in the Mitcham community.
The monthly meetings include guest speakers, demonstrations, display bench, a trading table, and information about coming open gardens and shows. The evenings end with supper and our members take opportunity to chat over tea and coffee. In addition to gardening and horticulture, they are interested in tree preservation.
The club was founded around 1930 by the Vermont Scouts and was named the Carrot Club, as they were busy growing vegetables in response to the difficulties caused by the Great Depression Australia was experiencing. It then changed its name to the Vermont Horticultural Society and Garden Club, thus enabling it to hold horticultural shows. Another change in the name came when horticultural shows were no longer held and the club became the Vermont Garden Club, as it is known today.
Organised by Whitehorse Urban Harvest. For the latest updates, see their Facebook page.
Organised by Whitehorse Urban Harvest. For the latest updates, see their Facebook page.
Each Sunday night, a different local club, business, or church group provides and serves a meal to people in the Mitcham community.
Be guided through various recipes that showcase the different ways that you can cook with bean curd at home. Then take home the dishes that you created (take your own container).
Organised by Strathdon House.
Each Sunday night, a different local club, business, or church group provides and serves a meal to people in the Mitcham community.
The monthly meetings include guest speakers, demonstrations, display bench, a trading table, and information about coming open gardens and shows. The evenings end with supper and our members take opportunity to chat over tea and coffee. In addition to gardening and horticulture, they are interested in tree preservation.
The club was founded around 1930 by the Vermont Scouts and was named the Carrot Club, as they were busy growing vegetables in response to the difficulties caused by the Great Depression Australia was experiencing. It then changed its name to the Vermont Horticultural Society and Garden Club, thus enabling it to hold horticultural shows. Another change in the name came when horticultural shows were no longer held and the club became the Vermont Garden Club, as it is known today.
Organised by Whitehorse Urban Harvest. For the latest updates, see their Facebook page.
Organised by Whitehorse Urban Harvest. For the latest updates, see their Facebook page.
Each Sunday night, a different local club, business, or church group provides and serves a meal to people in the Mitcham community.
Each Sunday night, a different local club, business, or church group provides and serves a meal to people in the Mitcham community.
Each Sunday night, a different local club, business, or church group provides and serves a meal to people in the Mitcham community.
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