To submit your event to the Gippsland Guide – click this link – fill in the online form and we will do the rest.
Leongatha Art and Craft Gallery has restocked for January and February 2025. Our new theme is Beautiful Gippsland and our feature artists are the Leongatha Painters Group. We also have a guest Crafter, Linda Dunlop, with her colourful resin jewellery and accessories. Please pop in for a visit. You’ll find us opposite the Leongatha Post Office, up the stairs under the dome. We’d love to see you.
Amber Community (previously known as Road Trauma Support Services) is seeking volunteers. Please help us promote road safety & make a difference in the local community. We are seeking those willing to share their lived experience with your personal story of road trauma that can inspire others to make safer choices on the road. Support is provided to do this. We are also seeking first responders who are willing to promote road safety.
If you’re interested in the singing style of Scottish Gaelic vocal lessons are now available during school terms on Tuesday nights from 7pm to 9pm at the Kathleen Symn Centre in Carlton.
Contact Daniel Amendola on 0409 019 276 for more information.
If you’d like to join via Zoom email your request to djamendola@gmail.com
Newborough Scouts seeking new members for the Venturer section aged between 14 and 18 years.
A focus on friendship and personal growth while picking up valuable life skills.
Focusing on mental and physical well-being, you could learn surfing, abseiling, mountain climbing, rafting, horse riding and scuba diving.
Contact Jane on 0403 656 351
The Warragul Community Men’s Shed are on the lookout for new members at its workshop and meeting place at 182 Normanby St.
Formerly the Yarragon Men’s Shed, the local chapter has been in existence since 2016.
The Australian Men’s Shed Association (AMSA) is the national service provider supporting more than 1200 Men’s, Women’s and Community Sheds and is recognised as one of Australia’s largest male-based community development organisations.
As well as providing a place for people to catch up and support each another, the sheds perform community work via various activities such as woodwork, metal work or other “handy” operations.
The WCMS meet every Wednesday for a chat and a barbecue and get to work on a variety of community projects. Currently the group has 15 members. Wednesday is their main day but when larger projects are on they are able to meet on weekends to work on their projects for the community.
The Warragul club’s current focus is on woodwork projects.
The group also holds a number of sausage sizzles at Bunnings throughout the year to raise money for various charities, with a major one at Easter for the Good Friday Appeal.
Anyone interested in attending a meeting or learning more about the Warragul Community Men’s Shed can call on 0451 605 579 or email warragulcms@yahoo.com
The Baw Baw Achey Breaky Joint Club meet weekly at the Uniting Church on Sutton Street, Warragul.
Session times are only 45 minutes and the first 2 sessions are FREE.
annual membership only $5.00 or $2.50 per session.
all welcome and tea & coffee is free.
Each Wednesday afternoon it’s back for 2024 – Twilight Golf until the end of Daylight Savings
Moe Golf Club Thompson Road Moe Victoria 3825
Cost: $5.00 per person
9 Hole Stableford Competiton- SELF START/IF NO HANDICAP THEN HANDICAP SUPPLIED from 2 PM Onwards
Contact: Moe Golf Club Phone 03 51 272731
“If you can walk – you can Tango”
Argentine Tango is a fantastic gentle exercise suitable for all ages & beneficial for most medical conditions.
Tango is for balance and control of centre of gravity, aka axis, using our core muscles giving much needed stability in all areas of life. Tied with this is the added brain boost we get learning a new skill, having the body learn new ways of movement and the muscle memory it requires.
We’ve had students with Parkinson’s, Cerebral Palsy and even a 78-year-old blind man! Don’t use medical conditions as a reason not to, but a reason to Tango!
Terrific for mental health to be part of a fun all-inclusive group of lovely people. Family friendly.
No Partner needed.
Strangers are just friends we haven’t met yet! Don’t sit at home alone, visit with friends at Gippsland Tango.
Find us on Facebook or look for gippsland.tango on Instagram
We look forward to meeting you soon!
The Red Cross Opportunity Shop Warragul are looking for Volunteers. If you have a few hours to spare, come and join a lovely group of ladies. Drop in to the store at 3 Victoria St or Call Maragret on 0410 050 703 to discuss any questions.
The Moe / Newborough Keenagers Table Tennis group meet every Monday & Thursday from 9:30am to 11.30am at the Latrobe Leisure Centre and the cost is only $4. This covers the court hire and you can also receive a Coffee or Tea afterwards.
Moe / Newborough Keenagers Table Tennis Club was established in 2006 as a non-profit organisation with the purpose of providing participation, recreation and a social outlet for older residents and retirees in the Moe / Newborough area who would like a game of table tennis.
Morning tea is provided and most players have a break at about 10.30am. Our sessions are still $4.00 but the membership fee is $30.00 per annum (actually $50.00 per member but the club subsidies $20.00 because our insurance is now with Table Tennis Victoria)
Anyone over the age of 18 can now join the club although most of our members are retired.
The Club promotes a relaxed, social and friendly atmosphere which attracts people to play table tennis, from not just Moe, but many of the neighbouring municipalities.
Details of Keenagers table tennis are:
- Club plays at the Latrobe Leisure Centre, Old Sale Road, Newborough.
- Sessions are held Monday and Thursday from 9.30am to 11.30am
- Session fees are $4.00, with a membership fee is $30.00 per annum
- Table tennis is social stress-free recreation with no pennant competition structure and the opportunity to interact with like-minded people.
- Playing table tennis also provides a healthy lifestyle through coordination, balance, flexibility and the ability to exercise the mind.
Please contact Maria the Secretary 0414 826 463.