20th – 26th July 2015

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Sunday 26th July 2015
Winter Craft Market
Clairvaux Primary School in Fryers Road Belmont are holding a fantastic winter craft market full of great home made goodies. There will be devonsire teas, BBQs and even a coffee van. The day kicks off at 9:00 AM and run through until 1:00 PM with the support of the Highton IGA and Knights of the Southern Cross.

 

Saturday 25th – Sunday 26th July 2015
Plant Sale
The Friends of the Geelong Botanical Garden are holding another one of their sensational plant sale. The sale takes place to the rear of the Gardens and runs between 10:00 AM an d 4:00 PM. It is a great opportunity to pick up some unique plants that are not commonly found in many of our nurseries. The plants are all colour coded and sold at affordable prices. Get there early to pick over the best specimens.

Sunday 26th July 2015
Piccadili Market
The popular Piccadily Market returns to Deakin’s Watefront Campus on Sunday for another installment of wonderful products. There are expected to be over 80 stalls featuring crafts, gourmet foods, homewares, clothing, and specialty items. The market kicks off at 9:30 AM and runs through until 3:00 PM, with plenty of car parking available close by.

Saturday 25th – Sunday 26th July 2015
A Cuddly Celebration to Start Otway Fly Tree Week
Zip down this weekend and help celebrate the start of Otway Fly Tree Week. This annual event at the Otway Fly Treetop Adventures kicks off this year with a special weekend-long animal encounter exhibit.
Coinciding with Planet Ark’s National Tree Day, Sunday 26 July, Otway Fly will be selling special seeds for guest to plant at home. National Tree Day is Australia’s largest community tree planting and nature-care event, joining thousands of individuals in making a difference, connecting people with nature, beautifying neighbourhoods and inspiring positive environmental change. All proceeds from the sale of the seeds will go towards future tree planting in the Otway forest.
Come along and meet some of the native animals that call the rainforest home. Get up close and personal with a cuddly wombat or feel the slick skin of some of our reptile friends. Learn how these critters thrive in the Otways, see how they use the different layers of the rainforest and experience their home from their point of view.