At the Warrandyte Neighbourhood House, our vision is “Connecting you to your community”. We foster relationships in our local area, by encouraging individuals and groups to come together, in welcoming, supportive and friendly surrounds.
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If you are new to the House, we invite you to come along and try one of our connection clubs.
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Warrandyte Walker 9.15-11am Monday
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Busy Needles 10am – 12pm Tuesday
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Board Games 6.30pm Tuesday
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Cards (550/Canasta) 2-4pm Wednesday
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Mahjong 1.15-4pm Friday
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Film Club 7pm Friday
There’s something for everyone - Free but must register below​​​
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WORKSHOP
weaving
Connect - Create - Reflect
Basket
Slow down and connect with nature, yourself and others, weaving baskets, stories and heart.
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What you will learn:
- Learn the considerations of an ethical harvest
- Prepare natural materials for weaving
- Create a small basket using the coil method
- Explore techniques to inspire your own unique design
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Saturday 16th May
10am-12pm
$75 per person
BIG CLOTHES SWAP
warrandyte's
Save the Date
Saturday 11 July 11am-2pm
​This community clothes exchange is a friendly, sustainable event.
Before the event....
head to wnh.org.au for information regarding what we are looking for, drop off point and drop off dates.
On the day....
Browse the items donated by your community and find something new to you.
Keep an eye on our socials regular updates.
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We gratefully acknowledge the support of the following organisations
We acknowledge the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung people as the Traditional Owners of the land and waterways that is now known as Manningham. We pay respect to Elders both past, present and emerging, and value the ongoing contribution to enrich and appreciate the cultural heritage of Manningham.