Group Fitness Class
This one hour class is based on performing a range of exercises in a group setting. Equipment supplied in the class includes battle ropes, resistance bands, dumbbells, weighted balls etc
This one hour class is based on performing a range of exercises in a group setting. Equipment supplied in the class includes battle ropes, resistance bands, dumbbells, weighted balls etc
Meeting every Friday during school term from 9:30am – 11:00am at The Link, meeting outside if it’s sunny, with an inside option available at other times. It’s a great way for children aged 0 – 5 years old (and their parents) to socialise and enjoy new activities! Feel free to grab a coffee from Cafe Stepping Stone at Strathnairn Arts and come down and play or enjoy the tea and coffee at The Link. For more information on how to join, email strathnairnplaygroup@gmail.com or go to www.facebook.com/groups/strathnairnplaygroup. Attendees must register with ACT Playgroups before attending (this is a simple, one-off process, and it’s free and you can do it on your phone when you arrive.) You can register here: Family Membership – ACT Playgroups Association (playgroupact.org.au)
The Repair Cafe is on the first Sunday of every month between 1pm – 3.30pm at The Link Building. This is your opportunity to work with our repairers to learn how to mend anything from clothing, lamps, toasters, kettles, smart phones and many other things! If you have nothing to repair but want to learn some new skills then come along and learn how to knit, sew, mend, crochet or almost anything else! It is fun, relaxing, social and makes you feel good to be looking after your things in this way. All welcome, just drop in. *Generally these are available each weekend but check out the latest Facebook Event to see which repairers are on for that weekend. And if you have a handy skill you’d like to volunteer then get in touch and turn up!
Suburb design plays a crucial role in fostering the well-being and vibrancy of a community, be that the infrastructure that keeps it ticking behind the scenes to the amenity that makes living convenient. In this Workshop, we invite you to come together and explore the future Macnamara Estate Development Plan (i.e. subdivision), Ginninderry’s first Local Centre, Infrastructure like the Strathnairn Water Utility and the possibilities for the Future Urban Area adjoining the future Strathnairn Primary School. The workshop format will be a brief Project Update before diving into the focus topics. Whether you are an existing resident, or will be one in the future, we encourage you to join us for what we hope to be an informative and engaging workshop. Communication Link, a specialist communication and engagement consultancy firm based in Canberra, will facilitate the workshop. Communication Link has facilitated sessions like this for over 20 years and will ensure your ideas are heard and captured. We will provide a light dinner and drinks on the night and have childcare available to support the attendance of our young families. If you have any dietary requirements please let us know by emailing community@ginninderry.com
Do you get a little fired up about food waste at your house? Then why not get in on the action, that is having your no-waste-kitchen cake and eating it too! Through a variety of active-learning activities, you will: -Identify food-waste habits in your home -Work collaboratively with others to garner easy solutions to common food-waste habits -Create a personal action-plan to reduce your food waste -Enjoy tasting a selection easy-to-prepare, no-waste, dishes Participants will need to bring the following items to the workshop: pen, paper, tasting bowl, fork, spoon, cutlery and a top-notch, solutions-focused attitude! Book here -Please note, this workshop is not refundable, however if you are no longer able to attend you are welcome to pass your ticket on to a friend. Accessibility: The Link building has an accessibility ramp and accessible bathrooms. For all accessibility enquiries please contact us on 6248 0885 or sustainability@canberraenvironment.org
Join us for a hands-on terrarium workshop and discover the joy of creating your own miniature garden! In this workshop, you’ll learn how to build and design your own terrarium […]
Free Introductory Afrofusion Dance and Drumming Workshops! Join the Ginninderry community for a workshop with master drummer, Charles. Drumming has been used by many cultures around the world for thousands of years to strengthen and maintain physical, mental, and spiritual health, as an expressive art form and a holistic therapy. For these one-off workshops Charles and Philippa will lead the group in an immersive and lively drumming workshop. No experience is necessary and drums will be provided. For those who would like to give Afrofusion dance a go, there will also be a 30 minute dance class at the end of the class. You might like to bring a bottle of water, but refreshments will be provided. Wear comfy clothes and a bring a willingness to have fun! Bookings essential so that we can make sure there will be a drum for you! Book here
Free Introductory Afrofusion Dance and Drumming Workshops! Join the Ginninderry community for a workshop with master drummer, Charles. Drumming has been used by many cultures around the world for thousands […]
Book here Free training conducted over two sessions to guide and assist those who need a helping hand with common day to day use of technology. One carer per attendee […]
Book here Free training conducted over two sessions to guide and assist those who need a helping hand with common day to day use of technology. One carer per attendee […]
This workshop is all about celebrating Mother Nature through Art. As a Mother’s Day creative treat, feel free to join with your mum, with your children, or just come along […]
Come and join Kangatrainer, Mel Holt, for a babywearing/baby adjacent exercise class with fellow parents at The Link. From the website: Kangatraining is a complete workout during which both cardiovascular endurance/flexibility and muscular capacity/strength are enhanced. Unlike traditional exercise classes, new mums need not worry about finding a babysitter or minding an unsettled baby during class because the babies are worn on them and get to be part of the action! As well as the physical benefits, the opportunity to meet other local mums in a fun, relaxed environment boosts their emotional wellbeing. The pelvic floor and abdominal muscles as well as correct posture are given special attention. Kangatrainers are also trained in babywearing best practices and can help mums ensure the safest and most comfortable carrying positions for their babies. The name ‘Kangatraining’ comes from ‘Winnie the Poo’ where by the Kanga mother dotes on her playful and energetic baby joey Roo! Contact Mel through Facebook to book. Book here