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Events


Jam Making
at
Simply Living Community Garden
Port Melbourne
Refer link to PDF

Kitchen Mates
New 5 Week Program
Starting 16th July
Refer link for PDF

Fresh on Friday
Every 1st Friday of the month 10.00am - 2.30pm
Plan a healthy menu with a dietician
Bus Trip to Footscray Market
Prepare and eat Lunch together
Port Melbourne Church
Contact Rev. Peter Batten ph: 9690 1188

Adore Service
The Adore Service is held on the first Sunday of the month at 5.00pm
Port Melbourne Uniting Church

South Port Singers
South Port Singers is a community choir which meets at
Paul the Apostle Uniting Church,
325 Dorcas St. South Melbourne
every Monday night ( except public holidays) from 7.30 -8.30 pm. 

Membership is open to all. 
The choir sings for enjoyment, and has a repertoire including folk songs, songs from musicals, and classical church music. From time to time, the choir sings at local aged-care hostels, and congregational gatherings. Our leader is Matthew Schultz, organist at Paul the Apostle church.
If you would like to participate just turn up on a Monday at 7-30PM.

SkillFest 
SkillsFest 2010, 6th November 2010
At the Simply Living Community Garden
&
Port Melbourne Uniting Church

SkillsFest is a community event to share and celebrate our skills for
living more sustainably in the inner city through mini (approx. half-hour) workshops and Chat & Try demonstrations run by local people for local people.

Come along and share a skill or learn a new one; activities for all ages will include bicycle maintenance, vegetable growing, composting, making new things from old, home grown music and much, much more.

If you would like to be involved in sharing a skill or organizing the vent please contact Janet Hoare.