Free Event! Come celebrate the diversity and multiculturalism of the Ku-ring-gai Community! International Food stalls, Dance & Music performances, Carnival Rides, Gardening workshops, Martial arts demonstrations, Speeches on Multiculturalism and what it means to be Australian in the 21st Century.
Here’s a brand new kids’ festival happening these school holidays The funfair rides will be the main attraction for loads of kids but there’s much more too. Live Music Circus school Science experiments Kids’ yoga Open air cinema Sports Silent disco Arts and Crafts Cooking Drama Animals Food Find out more » Free […]
The Baby & Kids Market is for Mum’s in the know who like to buy local, sell local and bag a bargain on quality pre loved babies and kids goods. If you want to make some quick cash on your no longer need baby and kids goods or browse through quality pre loved clothes and […]
Spring Harvest returns to historic Elizabeth Farm on Sunday 25 September 2016. Colonial cuisine, artisan delights, artisan food market, culinary demonstrations and talks, all set within a superb Australian homestead – Spring Harvest returns to Elizabeth Farm on Sunday 25 September. Built by wool pioneer John Macarthur and his wife, Elizabeth Farm is the oldest […]
Here’s a brand new kids’ festival happening these school holidays The funfair rides will be the main attraction for loads of kids but there’s much more too. Live Music Circus school Science experiments Kids’ yoga Open air cinema Sports Silent disco Arts and Crafts Cooking Drama Animals Food
Talk about a feel-good show. Singin’ In The Rain had the audience roaring with laughter, and oohing and aaahing at the performers dancing, singing and showmanship. And then there’s the special effects. Yes, there is real rain pouring down onto the stage for the iconic song, Singin’ In The Rain. And the joy […]
Spring has sprung and September school holidays are imminent, which must mean that Floriade is on in Canberra. Running from 17th September – 16th… The thing about Canberra is… there’s so much to do with kids. My daughter, a girlfriend and myself recently scooted down for the weekend…. Now, if you’re looking for a family-friendly […]
Hang onto your hats, and your tummies too! The Scenic Cableway at Scenic World is seriously steep, and although this is the last blog post in the Scenic World series, don’t think the ride is any less thrilling than the Scenic Railway or the Scenic Skyway. I hope the photo above, taken as the Cableway swoops down to the lower […]
Here’s a wonderful, long walk which is a must for all visitors to Sydney. Whether pushing a stroller or walking with the family, it’s a manageable route with views that will take your breath away. The Heart of the Harbour City: A Foreshore Walk from the Harbour Bridge to the Art Gallery Sydney […]
Panic! Whenever I wrote one of these Things To Do In Sydney School Holidays posts, I feel quite overwhelmed. Sudden urge to stay in bed and watches movies all day! But that’s never an option at our place so we will be getting out and about. Some of these do cost a bit […]
You’d think that with a husband who’s worked for 25+ years in the oil and gas business I’d understand the ridiculous price fluctuations at petrol stations. But no! I’ve been as confused as the next person as to why petrol stations charge more on some days than others. Also, why some just […]
Did you know that it is 75 years since the first Curious George book was published? Back in 1941, husband and wife team, Hans Augusto “H.A.” Rey and Margret Elizabeth Rey, published the first of seven Curious George books. They had an instant hit on their hands. Happy birthday Curious George! There was a […]
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I don’t know about you, but as far as I’m concerned my phone is not a phone. It’s a mini-computer in my pocket, the phone is the part I use least. Emails, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, camera, map reader and much more. It’s an online lifeline, and I can get a bit passionate about […]
