REDWatch - Redfern Eveleigh Darlington Waterloo Watch Group http://www.redwatch.org.au These are the search results for the query, showing results 71 to 72. Food for the Future http://www.redwatch.org.au/Events/fff An event for locals by locals. Indulge your passion for the home-grown! -Meet the farmers who grow our food -Learn how to buy fresh food and set up systems to bypass expensive supermarkets. -Learn how to grow food in our apartments, houses and streets. -Buy boxes of fruit and vegies direct from farmers weekly. Eat food that is picked in time for eating! Plant Food Trees in Chippendale Be part of planting 200 food trees along
nature strips of Chippendale.
Fun For Everyone
Grass root games and food prizes - lots of fun for kids as well as adults
Live music by Reg Mombassa’s band Dog Trumpet, local schools .
Green demonstrations on composting and leaky drains for your nature strip.
Sustainable House Tour and Open Air Bookshop. Sit on a haybale and relax!

]]> No publisher REDWatch Social Event 2008-09-30T05:17:25Z Event Twilight Sidewalk Astronomy http://www.redwatch.org.au/Events/twilight-sidewalk-astronomy To help celebrate and educate during Library and Information Week and Reconciliation Week, there is a special Twilight Sidewalk Astronomy event at Waterloo Library. National Park Ranger David Wright will join sidewalk astronomers from Sydney Observatory with a talk on nightskies from a First Nation perspective. Just come along on the night - but if you can let us know you are coming that would be great! To let us know you are coming call Waterloo Library (02) 9288 5688.

Waterloo Library is holding a Sidewalk Astronomy night to help celebrate, reflect and educate as part of Library and Information and Reconciliation Week. Monday 25 May, 5.30 - 7.30 pm at 770 Elizabeth Street, Waterloo.

 

 

National Parks Ranger, Waterloo resident and Dhungatti elder, David Wright, will talk about the nightsky from an Aboriginal Australian perspective. David will lead us outside to identify First Nation names for the stars in the sky above. Geoff Wyatt, an Astronomer from Sydney Observatory will then show us the stars close up - with telescopes from the Observatory, at the back of Waterloo Library.

 

 

This City of Sydney library event is part of our Reconciliation Week and National Library and Information Week program. Our event partner is Sydney Observatory who in 2009 as part of International Year of Astronomy. Sydney Observatory staff and telescopes are setting up outside our libraries to help celebrate and educate during IYA.

 

 

 

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