 5. WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY FAIR 2010
Lady Denman Heritage Complex,
Dent St, Huskisson
Sat June 5, 9am - 3pm
Kick the Habit! Reduce YOUR carbon footprint. Resources and initiatives that
promote low carbon lifestyles, improved and alternative energy efficiency,
native bushland
conservation and eco friendly consumption. Combined with monthly markets with
themes of Grow it * Make it * Bake it * Sew it - all local.
Contact Robyn Williams 44415675
Email ladydenman@shoalhaven.net.au |
 Cancelled 8.
FERGUS THE FERRY AT THE LADY DENMAN
Lady Denman Maritime Museum, 44415675
Woollamia Rd & Dent St, Huskisson
Sun June 6, 10.30am
John Williamson Noble, the author of the 'Fergus The Ferry' books will read
three of his books to the children. Parents and children can meet the author
who will also discuss writing and publishing for children. An exhibition of
Fergusthe Ferry original illustrations by Peter Townsend and rough drafts of
the books will be displayed.
There will be a colouring in competition where the children will be given pictures
from the Fergus the Ferry website and pencils to colour in on the day. Small
prize for all participants, pictures will go on display. This will be held
on the ferry and is a free event.
Contact Robyn Williams 44415675
Email ladydenman@shoalhaven.net.au
Website www.fergusferry.com/homeaspx |
 11. LIVING BOOKS
boobook on owen,
4/64 Owen St Huskisson
Sun June 6th, 13th & 20th, 2-4pm
Do you like reading historical fiction, true crime, thrillers, self-help books?
Are you interested in art, the environment, local history ? Would you like
a chance to talk to someone whose experience is vastly different from your
own?
Come and "borrow" a LIVING BOOK at 'boobook on owen'.
Contact Jillian Wheeldon 44418585
Email boobook@southernphone.com.au
Website www.boobookonowen.com.au |
 13. TIP RUNS AND BEACH COMBING
Fresh at the Bay - Licensed Cafe " not BYO"
Shop 4/64 Owen Street, Huskisson
Sun June 6, 7-8.30pm,
7pm performance begins
Come early at 6pm to enjoy the cuisine including tapas, cocktails, beer and
wine available for purchase.Then at 7pm experience the show where Hannah Ticehurst,
local singer/songwriter/musician will perform (acoustic guitar) and share whatinspires
her storytelling songs, by way of projected visuals and exhibiting her assemblage
artworks.
The night is one free show only - don't miss out on the unveiling of her 2.5
metre tall assemblage art work. Cds and mini assemblage artworks for sale.
Contact Cathy Ticehurst h 44433700 mob 0438433701
Email paulticehurst@bigpond.com |
| Monday 7th June 2010 |
 14. 'DISCOVER THE ROCKY SHORE' AND 'EXPLORING ESTUARIES'
Jervis Bay Marine Park
Bookings preferred - no charge.
Discover the Rocky Shore
Mon June 7, 11am and
Sat June 12, 1.30pm
Wander along Tapalla Point in the Huskisson Sanctuary Zone with our experienced
guide and explore the complexities of marine intertidal animal communities
as well as some of the geological features including dropstones, glendonite
beds and weathering.
Exploring Estuaries
Tue June 8 - 11am, Sun June 13, 1.30pm
Discover the plants and animals of the seagrass meadows, mangrove forests and
intertidal mudflats in the Currambene Creek Mudflats Sanctuary Zone, as well
as the cultural significance of this area to local Aboriginal communities.
Contact Sue for bookings and the meeting points.
Contact Sue Brown 44283000 0427228985
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| Wednesday 9th June 2010 |
 16. BUSHTUCKER WALK AND TOM BROWN EXHIBITION
Booderee Botanic Garden,
Cave Beach Road Jervis Bay
Wed June 9, 10am-noon for walk, 10am -2pm for exhibition.
Bookings for walk call visitors centre - 44437059.
Normal park entry fees apply for walk or exhibition.
Take a walk with traditional owners of the Booderee National Park and Botanic
Gardens and hear about how traditional bushtucker and medicines were and
still are being used today.
Also the stunning shell artwork of Tom Brown
of the Wreck Bay Aboriginal Community will be on display from 10am until
2pm at the Booderee Botanic Gardens.
Additionally Tom Brown will be exhibiting his works on Saturday 12th and Sunday 13th of June at the Botanic Gardens from 10am to 2pm.
Contact Booderee National Park Visitor Centre 44437059 |
Friday 11th June 2010
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 19. SEA OF WHALES TAILS
Moona Moona Creek
Park Reserve Huskisson
Friday June 11, 8.30am
The Jervis Bay community celebrates the importance of the Humpback Whale's
northern migration. Community members, school leaders and students from local
Public School will help create "A Sea of Whales Tails" Cut out and colour,
decorate your tail, everyone can place a whale tail at the Moona Moona Creek
Park Reserve on Friday morning and be part of the art installation.
Whale tail template will be available on WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY or down load
it from: www.marinemammalresearch.com
Contact Email info@marinemammalresearch.com |
CANCELLED
 'MURRAWADEEN' (Sunrise Ceremony) - THE MAMARIKA PROJECT
Moona Moona Creek Reserve
Decoration of the 26 foot catamaran "Mamarika", by youth and others
from the Dharawal & Dhurga communities, which will be drawn up onto the sand
where aboriginal images representing the culture and environments of both the
Dharawal & Dhurga (NSW South Coast) people and Anindilyakwa (Groote Eylandt)
people, will be rendered onto the hulls. One week later the boat will be recommissioned
with ceremony.
Contact Jonathan Wheeldon 0447 022212
Email: bigglesworth1956@yahoo.com.au
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| Sunday 20th June 2010 |
 33. BUSH POET'S AFTERNOON
Harv's Bush Furniture
171 Hawken Rd, Tomerong
Sun June 20 - 1pm-4pm
Come and enjoy an afternoon of bush poetry and hilarity at Harv's and Jule's
place at Tomerong. Entries are invited,
but limited, so if you would like to participate as a poet please contact Andrew
or Julie asap. Original work ispreferred. Entry is free.
Contact Julie & Andrew Harvey 44434985
Email hbf@shoal.net.au
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| 34. SEE CHANGE
CLOSING EVENT |
 JERVIS BAY COLLECTIVE, FOLK & OPEN MIKE NIGHT
Tomerong Hall, 358 Hawken Rd, Tomerong
Sun June 20, 5pm
Entry - $5 at the door.
Food available for purchase.
A great night to end the festival. Local group Jervis Bay Collective will play
and involve up and coming artists in a night of musical variety. A collection
of creative Shoalhaven musicians with a wish to produce original music ideas,
covering various styles. Hear individual artists play solo work plus the Jervis
Bay Collective Band play folk. Come and enjoy the celebration and closing of
the 2010 See Change Winter Arts Festival.
Contact Cliff Weekes 44434645 or 0412486067
Email weeksjec@bigpond.com |
