The Valley Markets make our local growers’ produce accessible to us in our own community. A place where once a week we can go to the heart of The Yarra Valley and buy our veggies, fruit, artisan bread, honey, eggs, free range meat, cheese and more. We’ll also be able to listen to and
The original custodians of the Yarra Valley, the Wurundjeri people, didn’t write. Their wisdom travelled through time in songs, stories and dance. We acknowledge this land’s indigenous ancestors and elders, oral historians of the dream-time. This poetry gathering sits on the shoulders of countless generations of wisdom keepers and spoken-word story tellers. Welcome to
Free Bio Char & Soil Enhancement Workshop 7th October. Come and learn how to use and activate biochar to use in your garden. Biochar is a carbon-rich material made by burning biomass (wood, leaves and branches) in a low oxygen environment. Learn about how the structure of biochar helps to store carbon in the
The original custodians of the Yarra Valley, the Wurundjeri people, didn’t write. Their wisdom travelled through time in songs, stories and dance. We acknowledge this land’s indigenous ancestors and elders, oral historians of the dream-time. This poetry gathering sits on the shoulders of countless generations of wisdom keepers and spoken-word story tellers. Welcome to
The original custodians of the Yarra Valley, the Wurundjeri people, didn’t write. Their wisdom travelled through time in songs, stories and dance. We acknowledge this land’s indigenous ancestors and elders, oral historians of the dream-time. This poetry gathering sits on the shoulders of countless generations of wisdom keepers and spoken-word story tellers. Welcome to
ECOSS Presents: Community Workshops Bush Shelter Building Workshop Learn to build a Circular reciprocating bush shelter out of green timbers sustainably harvested on site at these 3 consecutive workshops. Learn new skills and the art of joining round timbers using hand tools with experienced builder Tom Neil. Chat & Chai available at Melganics. SAT.
FRIENDS OF THE HELMETED HONEYEATER INC. PRESENTS FREE FAMILY FUN DAY! JOIN LOCAL COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANISATIONS TO CELEBRATE OUR VICTORIAN FAUNAL EMBLEMS, THE HELMETED HONEYEATER AND LEADBEATER'S POSSUM. ACTIVITIES INCLUDE WELCOME TO COUNTRY INTERACTIVE WILDLIFE DISPLAY FACE PAINTING ART ACTIVITIES MACRO-INVERTEBRATE DISPLAY MUSIC FOOD STALLS ...AND MUCH MORE! Saturday 18th November, 11am-3pm @
The award winning community artwork and sound installation Bird Child Spirit is now at Yarra Valley ECOSS. Running every 20 mins from 2 pm to 7 pm, Tuesday to Saturday, Dec 7 to 23rd, it's an immersive multi-channel sound installation that features approximately 600 short recordings of children making bird sounds. The artist Peter
The award winning community artwork and sound installation Bird Child Spirit is now at Yarra Valley ECOSS. Running every 20 mins from 2 pm to 7 pm, Tuesday to Saturday, Dec 7 to 23rd, it's an immersive multi-channel sound installation that features approximately 600 short recordings of children making bird sounds. The artist Peter
The award winning community artwork and sound installation Bird Child Spirit is now at Yarra Valley ECOSS. Running every 20 mins from 2 pm to 7 pm, Tuesday to Saturday, Dec 7 to 23rd, it's an immersive multi-channel sound installation that features approximately 600 short recordings of children making bird sounds. The artist Peter
The award winning community artwork and sound installation Bird Child Spirit is now at Yarra Valley ECOSS. Running every 20 mins from 2 pm to 7 pm, Tuesday to Saturday, Dec 7 to 23rd, it's an immersive multi-channel sound installation that features approximately 600 short recordings of children making bird sounds. The artist Peter
The award winning community artwork and sound installation Bird Child Spirit is now at Yarra Valley ECOSS. Running every 20 mins from 2 pm to 7 pm, Tuesday to Saturday, Dec 7 to 23rd, it's an immersive multi-channel sound installation that features approximately 600 short recordings of children making bird sounds. The artist Peter
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.
