An invitation to The Great Ecological Wheelbarrow race. Open to all 8 to 12 year olds to come and race with their parent/guardian. Offered FREE by Yarra Valley ECOSS.And a big thank you to our sponsors:Community Pottery Studio Yarra ValleyDakini CreationsFree Form Martial Arts Australia, Healesville/LilydaleNia Technique, Santha PressReadings Cinema, Chirnside ParkRelab, Vicky Basdeo, Botanical
Saturday September 22nd 10am-4pm will be our Annual Spring Fest Extravaganza! Wake up and Bloom for Spring. This year’s abundant festivities include ‘The Great Ecological Race’- wheelbarrow race between Middle years kids and their parents, MC’d by the Fabulous and Fantastic Will Tait. Welcome to Country with Aunty Kim Wandin- (Wandoon), local Wurundjeri Elder.Multicultural performances from
Immerse yourself in West African Culture with Master Ghanian artists, Kofi Kunkpe, Shabba Eshun and Kwame Tosuma: Traditional Ewe Rhythms, Djembe Rhythms, West African Dance and in the evening everyone will perform together. African food available for purchase throughout the day (see more info below). Bookings Essential.
Piano, Guitar, Electric Bass, Double Bass, Cello, Theory and Improvisation. Any Style: Jazz, Rock, Funk, Classical and more . . . catering to individual needs--Fun, Inspiring and educational
Saturday September 22nd, 10am-4pm will be our Annual Spring Fest Extravaganza! Wake up and Bloom for Spring. This year's abundant festivities include 'The Great Ecological Race'- wheelbarrow race between Middle years kids and their parents, MC'd by the Fabulous and Fantastic Will Tait. Welcome to Country with Aunty Kim Wandin (Wandoon) Wurundjeri Elder.Multicultural performances from Aztec
As we emerge from the Winter Solstice, we are guided by Xibalba the Roots of the Sacred Tree of Life in the Mayan tradition. Exploring the underworld and giving thanks for all we receive in life. Cacao was given to the people by Quetzalcoatl - who represents knowledge, beauty, wisdom and light. He gifted corn
Heritage & Rare Fruit NetworkGrafting & Scion Swap The Heritage and Rare Fruit Network passes down to new generations the ancient knowledge and skills of grafting, with grafting workshops held at the same time as the sharing, swapping and selling of fruit tree material and information.Date: Saturday 28th July, 2018 Time:
What a fantastic Community event this turned out to be. We decided that 'The Show Must Go On!' - following the sad cancellation of Ecotopia 2018, we couldn't let all the effort that had gone into creating those wonderful costumes go to waste!I would love to thank everyone for such a fantastic community event. Thankyou Kofi
Yarra Valley ECOSS acknowledges the traditional owners and custodians of the land in which we work, the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation. We pay our respects to their Elders both past and present
We acknowledge that we are in a Climate Crisis and pay respect to those working hard towards Climate Mitigation.
ECOSS is committed to Child Safe Policies, and Respectful Relationships.
We invite you to join us in acknowledging the above.
