Join us in the garden on Saturday March 29 for this fun family harvest festival event!

29 March is the day before Neighbour Day and Harvest Festival is a great opportunity for you to meet more of the neighbourhood.

Plant stalls, produce, childrens’ activities, live music, garden weed identification, workshops, fresh flowers, bbq, great coffee and more…

Stall sites available.
If you are a community group with an information stall or would like to sell handmade, locally harvested or garden related items, please contact Katie - garden@wmnc.org.au. 0499 078 490

All funds raised go towards constructing a small multi-purpose building (hub) at the garden to welcome volunteers, participants and visitors at the garden.

Click here for Facebook event link.

Further activities and other festival details will be updated here as they are confirmed.
Please check back for any changes.
Updated: Wednesday 26/03/25

Weed Id and Tips – Amanda & Annabel 9:30 - 11:30am
Got a garden weed that you need identified?
Bring your unknown weeds to our free weed ID stall at Harvest Festival!
Please place your weed/s in a sealed bag for assessment by our weed experts Anabel & Amanda. Get the name of your weed and some tips on how best to tackle the weed in question.
Or just bring your questions about the weeds you already know.

Biochar Intro with Bill Harvey 9:40-9:55am
Have you heard how good biochar is for gardens? It's really good!
Biochar Champion Bill Harvey will explain why how biochar is made and discuss its benefits as a soil conditioner.
Bill will also have some biochar samples on hand to give away

Nurturing Nature (Pricking out native seedlings) with Anna 10:10 - 10:30am
Learn some tips on pricking out the seedlings of Tasmanian endemic native plants. Anna has propagated seedlings from the Warrane Community Garden Native Plants Patch. Visit the parent plants in the adjacent Patch and ask your questions as Anna demonstrates how to prick out seedlings. A worksheet will be available.

Visible Mending Q&A with Nat Mendham 10am - 11am
Holes developing in our gardening clothes can be hard to avoid. But fixing them can add meaning and beauty to our gear.
Nat from Eastside Repair Cafe will have examples of her beautiful visible mending on display and will be welcoming your questions about visible mending. Look for Nat at the Eastside Repair Cafe stall .

Official Festival Welcome & Acknowledgement of Country - 10:50am

Line Dancing Demonstration with Laura Rittenhouse - 11am - 11:30am
If you've ever been curious about Line Dancing, get along to this session with talented dancer and founder of Boots and All Line Dancing, Laura Rittenhouse. A perennial highlight of our seasonal events, all are welcome to jump in and scoot your boots!

Making Marks with Ailsa 11:40 - 11:55am
Learn some tips and tips on creating writing tools from the garden.
Experienced Gardener and Calligrapher Ailsa Fergusson will demonstrate how to make calligraphy tools from common stems found in the garden!

Plus
Bush Bling with Takira Simon-Brown from Palawa Artz
Nature Craft with Ivie from Forest Organics
Bubble blowing
Garden Exploration
Selfie’s with the Naughty Corner Monster

Gold Coin Donation Sausage Sizzle - Courtesy of Bellerive Rotary Club & Warrane Mornington Neighbourhood Centre

Van Demons coffee & drinks van

Live Music by Charlie McGee

Updated 26/03
Stalls include:
Garden Stall - Growbag packs, plants & seedlings, seeds etc
Honeybunch Flowers
Made by Mosaic
Dora Blackwood Art
Made by Madi
Magpie Tree Pottery
CWA Lindisfarne Branch
Garlic and produce stall
Jumble stall
Weed Id stall
Eastside Repair Cafe
Lions Club of Clarence
Reconciliation Tasmania
Plasticwise Eastside
Friends of Maatsuyker Island

Festival updates and any changes due to weather will be updated here in Friday night.

Major Fundraising Activities you could support as part of Harvest Festival 2025:

Raffle - Grab your tickets at the welcome table between 9:30 and 11:50am. (Main gate on Heemskirk St).

Grow Bag Packs - Howrah Nursery generously donated a large number of quality brand new Grow Bags which we will be selling at below retail prices in lead up to and at Harvest Festival. Think about all the container gardening you could do with these puppies!
We will have various brand new growbag packs (100L & 150L plus various other sizes yet to be sorted) will be available for sale.
The Garden City Plastics range of Woven Bags are Australian Made from Heavy Duty Polyethylene. Features the Easy Fill Round Base which ensures bags are easily filled. Sits well on the ground after potting with the flat base. Strong double stitched handles with UV treated thread adds strength and longevity.

Multipurpose Worm Farm
Another wonderful multipurpose worm farm-cum-potting-bench, made by Warrane Community Garden volunteer, Sam, is up for grabs!

Thoughtfully designed and built from reclaimed materials, there’s hundreds of dollars worth of beautiful function right here.
And many many hours of work have gone into this beauty.
Worm farmers / Gardeners keen to support this Community Garden Fundraiser will decide what it is worth to you.

Features:
- Split lid for ease of access to farm
- Lid prop to prevent accidental damage to hinges
- Sturdy enough to be used as extra seating (for tall people or just add a block step)
- Can be used as a specialised potting bench only; store pots on shelf underneath and use the bath/farm space to store your potting mix!

Includes
- separation trays (allowing air gap on bottom of tub) and shade cloth (separates air gap and worm castings).
- local delivery (within 10km of Warrane Community Garden -or possibly further by negotiation).

This carefully crafted, low carbon footprint, multi purpose Worm Farm is being offered up for sale by Expressions of Interest.
Got a spot in your garden or yard perfect for this beauty? Make a thoughtful bid and it may just be yours!

Send your Expressions of interest to:
garden@wmnc.org.au

Don’t need more stuff? Got no extra cash? You can also support our fundraising efforts by sharing this post with existing or potential worm farmers or gardeners in your circles.

Join us for a couple of hours at our regular working bee. In 2023 our monthly working bees are on the third Sunday of each month.

Come and meet other keen as beans volunteers contributing to the wellbeing of the garden and its visitors.
At our working bees, there will be a different focus most months.
And there are always "ongoing" jobs too.

A couple of things that we always ask you to bring are your own reusable cup (tea/coffee/water are provided on day), your garden gloves & favourite weeding tool -if you have one.

Sometimes there is morning tea to share.

Please wear enclosed shoes for safety and we recommend long sleeves, pants and hat for further sun & critter protection.
Or waterproof clothing if poor weather is forecast. We do have surprisingly good luck with weather even when it is forecast otherwise.

Look forward to seeing you there!

All attendees are required to sign in on arrival.
We ask that you do not attend if you are feeling unwell.

Join us for a couple of hours at our regular working bee. In 2023 our monthly working bees are on the third Sunday of each month.

Come and meet other keen as beans volunteers contributing to the wellbeing of the garden and its visitors.
At our working bees, there will be a different focus most months.
And there are always "ongoing" jobs too.

A couple of things that we always ask you to bring are your own reusable cup (tea/coffee/water are provided on day), your garden gloves & favourite weeding tool -if you have one.

Sometimes there is morning tea to share.

Please wear enclosed shoes for safety and we recommend long sleeves, pants and hat for further sun & critter protection.
Or waterproof clothing if poor weather is forecast. We do have surprisingly good luck with weather even when it is forecast otherwise.

Look forward to seeing you there!

All attendees are required to sign in on arrival.
We ask that you do not attend if you are feeling unwell.

Join us for a couple of hours at our regular working bee. In 2023 our monthly working bees are on the third Sunday of each month.

Come and meet other keen as beans volunteers contributing to the wellbeing of the garden and its visitors.
At our working bees, there will be a different focus most months.
And there are always "ongoing" jobs too.

A couple of things that we always ask you to bring are your own reusable cup (tea/coffee/water are provided on day), your garden gloves & favourite weeding tool -if you have one.

Sometimes there is morning tea to share.

Please wear enclosed shoes for safety and we recommend long sleeves, pants and hat for further sun & critter protection.
Or waterproof clothing if poor weather is forecast. We do have surprisingly good luck with weather even when it is forecast otherwise.

Look forward to seeing you there!

All attendees are required to sign in on arrival.
We ask that you do not attend if you are feeling unwell.

Join us for a couple of hours at our regular working bee. In 2023 our monthly working bees are on the third Sunday of each month.

Come and meet other keen as beans volunteers contributing to the wellbeing of the garden and its visitors.
At our working bees, there will be a different focus most months.
And there are always "ongoing" jobs too.

A couple of things that we always ask you to bring are your own reusable cup (tea/coffee/water are provided on day), your garden gloves & favourite weeding tool -if you have one.

Sometimes there is morning tea to share.

Please wear enclosed shoes for safety and we recommend long sleeves, pants and hat for further sun & critter protection.
Or waterproof clothing if poor weather is forecast. We do have surprisingly good luck with weather even when it is forecast otherwise.

Look forward to seeing you there!

All attendees are required to sign in on arrival.
We ask that you do not attend if you are feeling unwell.

Join us for a couple of hours at our regular working bee. In 2023 our monthly working bees are on the third Sunday of each month.

Come and meet other keen as beans volunteers contributing to the wellbeing of the garden and its visitors.
At our working bees, there will be a different focus most months.
And there are always "ongoing" jobs too.

A couple of things that we always ask you to bring are your own reusable cup (tea/coffee/water are provided on day), your garden gloves & favourite weeding tool -if you have one.

Sometimes there is morning tea to share.

Please wear enclosed shoes for safety and we recommend long sleeves, pants and hat for further sun & critter protection.
Or waterproof clothing if poor weather is forecast. We do have surprisingly good luck with weather even when it is forecast otherwise.

Look forward to seeing you there!

All attendees are required to sign in on arrival.
We ask that you do not attend if you are feeling unwell.

Join us for a couple of hours at our regular working bee. In 2023 our monthly working bees are on the third Sunday of each month.

Come and meet other keen as beans volunteers contributing to the wellbeing of the garden and its visitors.
At our working bees, there will be a different focus most months.
And there are always "ongoing" jobs too.

A couple of things that we always ask you to bring are your own reusable cup (tea/coffee/water are provided on day), your garden gloves & favourite weeding tool -if you have one.

Sometimes there is morning tea to share.

Please wear enclosed shoes for safety and we recommend long sleeves, pants and hat for further sun & critter protection.
Or waterproof clothing if poor weather is forecast. We do have surprisingly good luck with weather even when it is forecast otherwise.

Look forward to seeing you there!

All attendees are required to sign in on arrival.
We ask that you do not attend if you are feeling unwell.

Join us for a couple of hours at our regular working bee. In 2023 our monthly working bees are on the third Sunday of each month.

Come and meet other keen as beans volunteers contributing to the wellbeing of the garden and its visitors.
At our working bees, there will be a different focus most months.
And there are always "ongoing" jobs too.

A couple of things that we always ask you to bring are your own reusable cup (tea/coffee/water are provided on day), your garden gloves & favourite weeding tool -if you have one.

Sometimes there is morning tea to share.

Please wear enclosed shoes for safety and we recommend long sleeves, pants and hat for further sun & critter protection.
Or waterproof clothing if poor weather is forecast. We do have surprisingly good luck with weather even when it is forecast otherwise.

Look forward to seeing you there!

All attendees are required to sign in on arrival.
We ask that you do not attend if you are feeling unwell.

Join us for a couple of hours at our regular working bee. In 2023 our monthly working bees are on the third Sunday of each month.

Come and meet other keen as beans volunteers contributing to the wellbeing of the garden and its visitors.
At our working bees, there will be a different focus most months.
And there are always "ongoing" jobs too.

A couple of things that we always ask you to bring are your own reusable cup (tea/coffee/water are provided on day), your garden gloves & favourite weeding tool -if you have one.

Sometimes there is morning tea to share.

Please wear enclosed shoes for safety and we recommend long sleeves, pants and hat for further sun & critter protection.
Or waterproof clothing if poor weather is forecast. We do have surprisingly good luck with weather even when it is forecast otherwise.

Look forward to seeing you there!

All attendees are required to sign in on arrival.
We ask that you do not attend if you are feeling unwell.

Join us for a couple of hours at our regular working bee. In 2023 our monthly working bees are on the third Sunday of each month.

Come and meet other keen as beans volunteers contributing to the wellbeing of the garden and its visitors.
At our working bees, there will be a different focus most months.
And there are always "ongoing" jobs too.

A couple of things that we always ask you to bring are your own reusable cup (tea/coffee/water are provided on day), your garden gloves & favourite weeding tool -if you have one.

Sometimes there is morning tea to share.

Please wear enclosed shoes for safety and we recommend long sleeves, pants and hat for further sun & critter protection.
Or waterproof clothing if poor weather is forecast. We do have surprisingly good luck with weather even when it is forecast otherwise.

Look forward to seeing you there!

All attendees are required to sign in on arrival.
We ask that you do not attend if you are feeling unwell.

Join us for a couple of hours at our regular working bee. In 2023 we are changing to the third Sunday of each month.

Come and meet other keen as beans volunteers contributing to the wellbeing of the garden and its visitors.
At our working bees, there will be a different focus most months.
And there are always "ongoing" jobs too.

A couple of things that we always ask you to bring are your own reusable cup (tea/coffee/water are provided on day), your garden gloves & favourite weeding tool -if you have one.

Sometimes there is morning tea to share.

Please wear enclosed shoes for safety and we recommend long sleeves, pants and hat for further sun & critter protection.
Or waterproof clothing if poor weather is forecast. We do have surprisingly good luck with weather even when it is forecast otherwise.

Look forward to seeing you there!

All attendees are required to sign in on arrival.
We ask that you do not attend if you are feeling unwell.

Join us for a couple of hours at our regular working bee (the second Sunday of each month)!

Come and meet other keen as beans volunteers contributing to the wellbeing of the garden and its visitors.

A couple of things that we always ask you to bring are your own reusable cup (tea/coffee/water are provided on day), your garden gloves & favourite weeding tool -if you have one. Sometimes there are morning tea snacks to share but in these Covid times not always.
Please wear enclosed shoes for safety and we recommend long sleeves and pants for further sun & critter protection.

Look forward to seeing you there!

All attendees are required to sign in on arrival. We ask that you do not attend if you are feeling unwell.

Join us on Saturday 26 November from 2-4pm to celebrate the launch of the first Eastside Repair Cafe!
This will be a regular community event where visitors bring in broken items and learn to fix them with the help of a volunteer expert.

Repair Cafes are a global movement that reduces waste, shares skills, and builds connections within the community.  You can read more about them at here.

Available repair skills will be confirmed in the week prior.
If you don’t have something in need of repair you may be interested in our skill share demonstrations which will vary each session.

Like to get more involved?
We welcome volunteers to help make the event run smoothly as well as repairers.
If you have repair skills in any of the following areas or something we have overlooked, please get in touch to register your interest!
•     Jewellery repairs              •             Computer repairs             •             Electronics                                         
•     Furniture repairs              •             Basic bike repairs             •             Toy repairs         
•     Simple shoe repairs         •             Garden tool repair/ maintenance
•      Clothing and fabrics repairs – sewing, darning, patching, buttons, hemming

•     Have we missed something?

Alternatively, if you have a useful skill that can be easily shared in a 5 to 10 minutes demonstration, please also get in touch.

Or to register your interest to volunteer, please email - eastsiderepaircafe@gmail.com  including your name, contact number, email address, repair skills offered, likely availability e.g. monthly, quarterly, twice a year.
For phone enquiries - 0499 078 490.

Eastside Repair Café Team

Join us for a couple of hours at our regular working bee (the second Sunday of each month)!

Come and meet other keen as beans volunteers contributing to the wellbeing of the garden and its visitors.

A couple of things that we always ask you to bring are your own reusable cup (tea/coffee/water are provided on day), your garden gloves & favourite weeding tool -if you have one. Sometimes there are morning tea snacks to share but in these Covid times not always.
Please wear enclosed shoes for safety and we recommend long sleeves and pants for further sun & critter protection.

Look forward to seeing you there!

All attendees are required to sign in on arrival. We ask that you do not attend if you are feeling unwell.

Join us on Saturday 29 October from 2-4pm to celebrate the launch of the first Eastside Repair Cafe!
This will be a regular community event where visitors bring in broken items and learn to fix them with the help of a volunteer expert.

Repair Cafes are a global movement that reduces waste, shares skills, and builds connections within the community.  You can read more about them at here.

Available repair skills will be confirmed in the week prior.
If you don’t have something in need of repair you may be interested in our skill share demonstrations which will vary each session.

Like to get more involved?
We welcome volunteers to help make the event run smoothly as well as repairers.
If you have repair skills in any of the following areas or something we have overlooked, please get in touch to register your interest!
•     Jewellery repairs              •             Computer repairs             •             Electronics                                         
•     Furniture repairs              •             Basic bike repairs             •             Toy repairs         
•     Simple shoe repairs         •             Garden tool repair/ maintenance
•      Clothing and fabrics repairs – sewing, darning, patching, buttons, hemming

•     Have we missed something?

Alternatively, if you have a useful skill that can be easily shared in a 5 to 10 minutes demonstration, please also get in touch.

Or to register your interest to volunteer, please email - eastsiderepaircafe@gmail.com  including your name, contact number, email address, repair skills offered, likely availability e.g. monthly, quarterly, twice a year.
For phone enquiries - 0499 078 490.

Eastside Repair Café Team

Join us for a couple of hours at our regular working bee (the second Sunday of each month)!

Come and meet other keen as beans volunteers contributing to the wellbeing of the garden and its visitors.

A couple of things that we always ask you to bring are your own reusable cup (tea/coffee/water are provided on day), your garden gloves & favourite weeding tool -if you have one. Sometimes there are morning tea snacks to share but in these Covid times not always.
Please wear enclosed shoes for safety and we recommend long sleeves and pants for further sun & critter protection.

Look forward to seeing you there!

All attendees are required to sign in on arrival. We ask that you do not attend if you are feeling unwell.

Join us for a couple of hours at our regular working bee (the second Sunday of each month)!

Come and meet other keen as beans volunteers contributing to the wellbeing of the garden and its visitors.

A couple of things that we always ask you to bring are your own reusable cup (tea/coffee/water are provided on day), your garden gloves & favourite weeding tool -if you have one. Sometimes there are morning tea snacks to share but in these Covid times not always.
Please wear enclosed shoes for safety and we recommend long sleeves and pants for further sun & critter protection.

Look forward to seeing you there!

All attendees are required to sign in on arrival. We ask that you do not attend if you are feeling unwell.

Our More than a Free Lunch program begins August 31!
Get in touch to find out more about the the program, or join us for the Launch Lunch for kick off (RSVPS essential)!

The regular fortnightly skill share is for people interested in learning about cooking and people who already know a bit and would like to see and hear the tips and tricks that others use while sharing your own knowledge!

For the fortnightly hands on demo and cooking skills share that starts at 10am, please let us know a week before if you will be attending.

Join us on Saturday 27 August from 2-4pm to celebrate the launch of the first Eastside Repair Cafe!
This will be a regular community event where visitors bring in broken items and learn to fix them with the help of a volunteer expert.

Repair Cafes are a global movement that reduces waste, shares skills, and builds connections within the community.  You can read more about them at here.

Available repair skills will be confirmed in the week prior.
If you don’t have something in need of repair you may be interested in our skill share demonstrations which will vary each session.

Like to get more involved?
We welcome volunteers to help make the event run smoothly as well as repairers.
If you have repair skills in any of the following areas or something we have overlooked, please get in touch to register your interest!
•     Jewellery repairs              •             Computer repairs             •             Electronics                                         
•     Furniture repairs              •             Basic bike repairs             •             Toy repairs         
•     Simple shoe repairs         •             Garden tool repair/ maintenance
•      Clothing and fabrics repairs – sewing, darning, patching, buttons, hemming

•     Have we missed something?

Alternatively, if you have a useful skill that can be easily shared in a 5 to 10 minutes demonstration, please also get in touch.

Or to register your interest to volunteer, please email - eastsiderepaircafe@gmail.com  including your name, contact number, email address, repair skills offered, likely availability e.g. monthly, quarterly, twice a year.
For phone enquiries - 0499 078 490.

Eastside Repair Café Team

Join us for a couple of hours at our regular working bee (the second Sunday of each month)!

Come and meet other keen as beans volunteers contributing to the wellbeing of the garden and its visitors.

A couple of things that we always ask you to bring are your own reusable cup (tea/coffee/water are provided on day), your garden gloves & favourite weeding tool -if you have one. Sometimes there are morning tea snacks to share but in these Covid times not always or any expectation to partake.
Please wear enclosed shoes for safety and we recommend long sleeves and pants for further sun & critter protection.

Look forward to seeing you there!

All attendees are required to sign in on arrival. We ask that you do not attend if you are feeling unwell.

Join us on Saturday 30 July from 2-4pm to celebrate the launch of the first Eastside Repair Cafe!
This will be a regular community event where visitors bring in broken items and learn to fix them with the help of a volunteer expert.

Repair Cafes are a global movement that reduces waste, shares skills, and builds connections within the community.  You can read more about them at here.

Available repair skills will be confirmed in the week prior.
If you don’t have something in need of repair you may be interested in our skill share demonstrations which will vary each session.

Like to get more involved?
We welcome volunteers to help make the event run smoothly as well as repairers.
If you have repair skills in any of the following areas or something we have overlooked, please get in touch to register your interest!
•     Jewellery repairs              •             Computer repairs             •             Electronics                                         
•     Furniture repairs              •             Basic bike repairs             •             Toy repairs         
•     Simple shoe repairs         •             Garden tool repair/ maintenance
•      Clothing and fabrics repairs – sewing, darning, patching, buttons, hemming

•     Have we missed something?

Alternatively, if you have a useful skill that can be easily shared in a 5 to 10 minutes demonstration, please also get in touch.

Or to register your interest to volunteer, please email - eastsiderepaircafe@gmail.com  including your name, contact number, email address, repair skills offered, likely availability e.g. monthly, quarterly, twice a year.
For phone enquiries - 0499 078 490.

Eastside Repair Café Team

Join us for a couple of hours at our regular working bee (the second Sunday of each month)!

Come and meet other keen as beans volunteers contributing to the wellbeing of the garden and its visitors.

A couple of things that we always ask you to bring are your own reusable cup (tea/coffee/water are provided on day), your garden gloves & favourite weeding tool -if you have one. Sometimes there is morning tea to share but in these Covid times there is no expectation or obligation that there will be.
Please wear enclosed shoes for safety and we recommend long sleeves and pants for further sun & critter protection.

Look forward to seeing you there!

All attendees are required to sign in on arrival. We ask that you do not attend if you are feeling unwell.

Join us on Saturday 25 June from 2-4pm to celebrate the launch of the first Eastside Repair Cafe!
This will be a regular community event where visitors bring in broken items and learn to fix them with the help of a volunteer expert.

Repair Cafes are a global movement that reduces waste, shares skills, and builds connections within the community.  You can read more about them at here.

Available repair skills will be confirmed in the week prior.
If you don’t have something in need of repair you may be interested in our skill share demonstrations which will vary each session.

Like to get more involved?
We welcome volunteers to help make the event run smoothly as well as repairers.
If you have repair skills in any of the following areas or something we have overlooked, please get in touch to register your interest!
•     Jewellery repairs              •             Computer repairs             •             Electronics                                         
•     Furniture repairs              •             Basic bike repairs             •             Toy repairs         
•     Simple shoe repairs         •             Garden tool repair/ maintenance
•      Clothing and fabrics repairs – sewing, darning, patching, buttons, hemming

•     Have we missed something?

Alternatively, if you have a useful skill that can be easily shared in a 5 to 10 minutes demonstration, please also get in touch.

Or to register your interest to volunteer, please email - eastsiderepaircafe@gmail.com  including your name, contact number, email address, repair skills offered, likely availability e.g. monthly, quarterly, twice a year.
For phone enquiries - 0499 078 490.

Eastside Repair Café Team

Join us for a couple of hours at our regular working bee (the second Sunday of each month)!

Come and meet other keen as beans volunteers contributing to the wellbeing of the garden and its visitors.

At our June working bee, there will be a focus on tidying, mulching and progressing the edging on our developing Food Forest!

A food forest mimics the diversity of a natural forest where various plants grow companionably as an ecosystem. By using this concept in the garden, plants are grouped together to complement each other rather than compete. They benefit from the microclimates created by the different plant layers and result is an increased biodiversity, healthy soil and plants. This supports greater productivity for less human input over time.

A couple of things that we always ask you to bring are your own reusable cup (tea/coffee/water are provided on day), your garden gloves & favourite weeding tool -if you have one. Sometimes there is morning tea to share but in these Covid times there is no expectation or obligation that there will be.
Please wear enclosed shoes for safety and we recommend long sleeves and pants for further sun & critter protection.

Look forward to seeing you there!

All attendees are required to sign in on arrival. We ask that you do not attend if you are feeling unwell.

Join us on Saturday 28 May from 2-4pm to celebrate the launch of the first Eastside Repair Cafe!
This will be a regular community event where visitors bring in broken items and learn to fix them with the help of a volunteer expert.

Repair Cafes are a global movement that reduces waste, shares skills, and builds connections within the community.  You can read more about them at here.

Available repair skills will be confirmed in the week prior.
If you don’t have something in need of repair you may be interested in our skill share demonstrations which will vary each session.

Like to get more involved?
We welcome volunteers to help make the event run smoothly as well as repairers.
If you have repair skills in any of the following areas or something we have overlooked, please get in touch to register your interest!
•     Jewellery repairs              •             Computer repairs             •             Electronics                                         
•     Furniture repairs              •             Basic bike repairs             •             Toy repairs         
•     Simple shoe repairs         •             Garden tool repair/ maintenance
•      Clothing and fabrics repairs – sewing, darning, patching, buttons, hemming

•     Have we missed something?

Alternatively, if you have a useful skill that can be easily shared in a 5 to 10 minutes demonstration, please also get in touch.

Or to register your interest to volunteer, please email - eastsiderepaircafe@gmail.com  including your name, contact number, email address, repair skills offered, likely availability e.g. monthly, quarterly, twice a year.
For phone enquiries - 0499 078 490.

Eastside Repair Café Team