Join Annerley/Yeronga QCWA for their International Day event featuring Morocco. $10 entry includes a Moroccan-themed morning tea, a ticket for the lucky door prize and a sample of Moroccan spice. RSVP before 24 May.
Yeronga Hyde Road Kindergarten Inc invites you to join our historic 75 year anniversary celebrations and open day on Saturday, 1 June 2024 from 11am-3pm We have a fabulous family-friendly day planned to honor this major milestone and all those who have contributed to the kindy’s success over the years
A Sausage Sizzle with cool drinks will be provided. BYO: - Camp Chairs/Picnic Rugs to claim your spot- Hat, Sunscreen, and/or Insect Repellent- Any other food/snacks to go with your sausage sizzle We plan to once again have an assortment of lawn games along with a JUMPING CASTLE (for kids & adults of all ages!!) […]
This is a community event with free entry. Enjoy the morning with BBQ sausages, home baking, morning tea and lots of interesting things to browse.
Bake stall Craft stall Coffee van Face painting Live music Build a stick creature for our Kindy stick house Amazing raffle prizes
You are warmly invited to share some 30 minutes of your time with us on Sunday morning to catch up with the news about one of your favourite local treasures – Sherwood Arboretum. The Friends of Sherwood Arboretum is holding their annual meeting, with a morning tea to follow, at the Arboretum Garden Shed near […]
Join us for a fun Day of Trivia and friends. $15 per person and 4 per table. Morning tea on arrivalLunch includedA fun day out - raffles and prizes !! To book a table email oxleybranch@qcwa.org.au
Bands in Parks performs at the Sherwood Arboretum! If you love vintage cars, coffee and jazz, this is the event for you. Head along to the Vintage Car Club of Queensland's annual Concours d’Elegance on Sunday 23 June, 10am-12pm and enjoy an impressive display of vintage cars and fabulous music from Mango Jam Big Band […]
Presentation from Dr Fiona Giblin on the research being undertaken into Myrtle rust, an issue that is plaguing many bushcare sites.
