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Five Villages Community Garden

Welcome to Five Villages Community Garden Inc.

We are based on the NSW South Coast in the Shoalhaven Region on Yuin Country. We consist of the five villages of
Bendalong, Berringer Lake, Cunjurong Point, Manyana and North Bendalong.

Our mission is to grow, share and teach permaculture skills in our coastal community.

We share our collective knowledge about food security and sustainable
​gardening and provide a platform for sharing locally produced food.

More than anything we want to bring people together using the power of nature to
inspire, heal and make people happy.

Everyone is welcome!


Events:

15/10/2024

11:00 am
to
12:30 pm
Cost:
$15
195 Sunset Strip, Manyana, NSW 2539

Tea Know-how with Mark Thirwall

Five Villages Community Garden

Mark Thirwall is a self taught tea genius, with a fascinating history of engaging with tea growers across China and Asia. over the past 16 years. His unending passion for tea is second to none ..in fact he is a World Tea Judge. What is that? Come along and find out.

Flavours, origins, brew times, effects and everything in between. If you like tea, you'll love this talk. Expect taste tests and tales of exploration as we set up next to Five Villages Community Garden's very own Camellia sinensis (tea) bushes

His locally based business Tea Journeys serves the thirst of many across the country with an incredible variety of carefully curated teas and beverages. Your ticket price includes a sampler pack of tea. Its the best!

Turn up a little early, hang out with the locals  and get your hands dirty in the weekly Five Villages Community Garden session 9-11.

12/10/2024

2:00 pm
to
5:30 pm
Cost:
$50 ( weaving materials and afternoon tea including lemon myrtle and sasparilla to be included)
195 Sunset Strip, Manyana, NSW 2539

Womens Weaving Circle

Five Villages

Come along and learn how to harvest and prepare local plants, how to make cordage and two different basketry techniques. Bernie has learnt techniques of plant preparation and weaving from many different teachers including her own Nona as a child. In the case of First Nations techniques she has been given permission to share.  Numbers are stricly limited to 10 to allow much personal focus and feedback. This exquisite workshop will give you a new way to walk through the bush.

All profits to Community Garden and new Community Mural to be painted by our local artist Uncle Graeme Walker.

Reconnecting with nature -
Country, Culture and Community
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