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 AAA MDC Website Links
 Friday, 5 Mar 2010

All links to MDC hosted sites, web and subsites are listed here.
 
We apologise for the loss of images on our News Page and some sub-sites. The platform used to load these images is now defunct! MDC Admin will reload images starting with the News Section, but it will take a while!
 
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Can't Find Manji?
Includes a Town Centre map of Manjimup, With maps & links to Pemberton, Northcliffe, Quinninup and Walpole.
 
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Cosy Creek Cobs & Justt Stud
Beautiful Welsh ponies & cobs- a must see site!
 
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Cosy Creek Farms
Featuring the products of the Cosy Creek Farms including the hand harvested Extra Virgin Olive Oil.
 
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Warren Pony Club
Information and News about the Pony Club
 
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The All Welsh Online Show 2008
A hugely successful and popular site, featuring the winners and entrants of the Inaugural All Welsh Online Show 2008, with international judges and entrants from Australia and New Zealand. A must see site for all those who love Welsh Ponies.
The ALL WELSH ONLINE SHOW 2009 is currently being planned - while the site is being updated the link will be temporarily out of commission.
 
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Southwest Craft Cooperative
A FREE to SHARE MDC site for artists and craftspersons in the Southwest - an ad free site administered by MDC staff - just supply the info! We apologise for the loss of images on this free sub-site. The platform used to load these images is now defunct! MDC Admin will reload images but it will take a while!
 
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Southwest Music
Another FREE to SHARE MDC site for singers, bands and musicians in the southwest.
 
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Southwest Heritage and History
Another FREE to SHARE MDC site for Historical Societies, Heritage Museums, Bush poets and Local Authors, Displays and Exhibitions.
 
Dotzone
MDC site of A to Z weblinks
 
MDC Photo Album
Another MDC site - Share your photos of our shire towns and beautiful countryside. We apologise for the loss of images on this free sub-site. The platform used to load these images is now defunct! MDC Admin will reload images but it will take a while!
 
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Flights Of Fancy Costumes
A site crammed with information and freebies, craft & costume fun, themes and decor ideas, recipes and much more! With links to Costume Magic in Bridgetown, favourite Costume Rings, Historical sites, Ballet sites and suppliers and other sites of interest to the costumer.
 
Blueys Kidzstuff
A site filled with colour in's, crosswords, puzzles and much more!
 
Hon. Paul Omodei MLA
 
Manjimup Vegetable Export Growers
An informative site about one of our local entrepreneurial businesses that includes great recipe ideas for our nutritious caulies!
 
MDC HOSTED SITES
 
Welsh Pony & Cob Society of Australia - WA Regional Promotional Group
 
Members Webpages - an A to Z
 
 


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 Friday, 5 Mar 2010

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 Members Website News
 Thursday, 4 Mar 2010

Costume Magic has moved to new and larger premises just across the road - next to the Lolly Shop . . how convenient!!  

 

Next dress up occasion Yornup Purity League 'Murder Mystery'

To be held on the 22nd May at Nelsons Motel in Bridgetown - 1920's dress preferred.

 

Costume Magic Fancy Dress Hire new address is Shop 6, 84-86 Hampton Street, Bridgetown for all your costuming needs, accessories and wigs or visit www.costumemagic.com.au

Shop hours are listed on our Business Directory on the Menu.

 

Flights of Fancy (formerly Flights of Fancy Costume Hire) still have a costume help website for party-goers, with party themes and recipes, deco & craft ideas, with links to favourite costuming sites.There is also a section for costumers, designers and the costume industry in general.

 

Visit the Flights of Fancy website @ www.manjimup.com/flightsoffancy Flights apologise for the loss of many of the images on this site as the platform used to load them is now defunct! But all the info and printouts are still loaded and available to use; we will start to reload images slowly - it may take a while though!

Costume Magic may have moved premises but Utopia for pre loved fashion is still at 101a Hampton Street in Bridgetown and Christina Clairvoyant will be available for readings on Fridays. For more info please visit the Business Directory and select Clairvoyants on the menu or call Julie at Utopia on 0418 920 288 for bookings.

The Dream Tree - weekly specials, great gift ideas and one of the best selection of New Age and Fantasy products in the Southwest.
NEW in store now - Armoured dragons and exquisite medallions and pendant with ancient themes - Magnificent Mermaids and Mermen - Beautiful and exotic fairies and fantasy creatures - exquisite di-chromatic pendants - Himalayan Natural Crystal Salt Candle Holders and Lamps for more information about these and the exciting range of other pure salt crystal products click on the website link below. 'Just twist and flick!' Beautifully carved full size 'Harry Potter' wands in silk-lined Presentation Case have arrived at last! Indian Festival Elephants beautifully carved 'good luck' elephants dressed in festival gear, encrusted with tooled silver or embossed with gold & studded with gemstones; Buddhas and other images available. NEW! cloisonné style wind chimes in vibrant colours and styles. Ceramic dreamcatchers & hangers in ivory coloured ceramic and crystal - mermaids and fairies - very Art Nouveau! Inner Alchelmy guided meditation CD's, gorgeous crystal and blown glass ornaments, Egyptian plaques, paintings and statuary. Scented and decorative candles including colour changing and blinking candles, NEW RANGE of Mink Rugs and Beaded Throws - and much more. 
Body Piercing jewellery by 'Wildcat' in store now! - Body Piercing by Desire Piercing available by booking with Anne.
Rattan Cane fragrance carriers (fragrance without the smoke or residue of incense) available in Rose, Lavender, Vanilla, Berries, Frangipani, Ocean Breeze, Lemon, and Grapefruit in 3 styles and beautifully gift boxed.
Ceramic plaques brilliantly embossed in jewel-like colours featuring blue wrens and other critters! Ideal for gifts or for a patio setting. Many locally made products are featured at Dreamtree including Castlereagh Goats Milk Soap from Manjimup - a rustic soap with an old world charm and Dichromatic Pendants from Bridgetown - these beautiful hand-made pendants and other products in store now can be viewed @ www.manjimup.com/DreamTree
Call in at  the shop situated in Brockman Street today and ask Ann to help with your gift selection.
Serendipity website at www.manjimup.com/Serendipity  with links to their brochure site filled with pages of gift ideas for Christmas, Birthdays, Anniversaries, Christenings, Confirmation and much more. There are Christian Gifts, Bibles & Hillsong CD’s. Camping equipment, clothing and Rainwear. A huge range of Wools, Haberdashery and Craft, Silk Flowers, Ornaments, Fashion, Wicker and Cane products and much, much more!
St Josephs Catholic Parish - A copy of the  Parish Weekly Bulletin, History, Mission Flyers, Mass Service Times and popular links may all be found at www.manjimup.com/StJosephsParish 
Killarney Nursery - Bird baths, statuary, garden ornaments & novelties, fruit trees and vines, ornamentals, shrubs, natives, old world cottage and herbs. For all your gardening needs and friendly, helpful advice!
Manjimup Newsagency website now at www.manjimup.com/ManjimupNewsagency Come in a see our New Look Newsagency - recent renovations have streamlined service and expanded our product range. For visitors to the South West they have a great range of maps, map directories and books about the wonders of the South West including a range of books by local authors and poets. School and office stationery and artists supplies, and a huge range of magazines, fanzines, puzzle and colouring books to keep the kiddies happy on long journeys and you can grab your LOTTO numbers so you don't miss out on the big one!
Southern Belle Boutique the latest fashions to suit all tastes! New seasons gowns and fashions instore now!
Laybys & Credit Cards welcome! Visit www.manjimup.com/SouthernBelle
Manjimup Home Furnishings and Manjimup Pump and Electrical – with a beautiful range of furniture, ornament and lighting to suit all tastes, styles and home décor ideas. Visit  
New Beauty in Manjimup visit www.manjimup.com/newbeauty
Please note New Beauty has moved premises now located in Rose Street between Brockman and Ipsen streets.


 Rescued Dogs and Cats need Homes
 Thursday, 4 Mar 2010

If you can offer a stable home and companionship to one of the many abandoned dogs, pups and pusscats rescued within the Manjimup Shire, call 97724434. To view photographs of these lonely doggy hearts and purrrrfect companions, please see the regular section in the Manjimup-Bridgetown Times. Old cages, kennels, and baskets always welcome.



 Warren Region Fauna Conservation
 Thursday, 4 Mar 2010

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Muir’s Corella is an endangered and unique species and The Corella Count 2009 took place on Wednesday 29th April. Thanks are extended to all participants who photographed the birds.
 
For more information about future counts please contact Lawrence Currion on 08 9771 7988.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Photograph copyright Peter Taylor - Reproduced by kind permission Marnie Swinburn DEC
The Mallee Fowl - For more information about this endangered species visit www.malleefowl.com.au
or please contact Warren Region Fauna Conservation Marnie Swinburn on (08) 9771 7988
Dept Environment & Conservation
Malleefowl Preservation Group
SW Catchment Council
 
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Photograph by Jessica van der Waag copyright 2008
Malleefowl Preservation Group
Reproduced by kind permission Marnie Swinburn DEC
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
For more information on the life cycle of the Malleefowl and on-ground work being done to protect the species that included a  bush walking survey of a portion of the Lake Muir Reserve in 2008 please contact -
 

Susanne Dennings   E: sdennings@bigpond.com

Ph: 9828 2083 Mob:0400 224 396

Cheryl Hamence, Blackwood Valley Landcare Office E:cherylh@westnet.com.au

Ph:9761 4277 (Bridgetown session)

Ph: 9771 7988 (Unicup session)
Information about these topics and more may be found by visiting www.naturebase.net

Sightings of feral goldfish, that compete for food with, and destroy the habitat of native fish and marron species in waterways in the South West catchment area may be reported to the Warren Catchments Council on 97718108 or the department of Fisheries FISHWATCH program on 1800 815 507

Other introduced fish including rainbow trout, brown trout, redfin perch, and Eastern Mosquito Fish.


 Community Dances
 Wednesday, 3 Mar 2010

 
 
 
There are community dances held regularly through the year, with at least one knees up every month.
Family Dances are held at the Northcliffe Town Hall, Greenbushes Town Hall, Yornup Hall and at Dingup Hall - for more information, times and ticket prices - please visit our Event Calendar.
 
 


 Craft and Music Co-operatives
 Wednesday, 3 Mar 2010

The Art of John Duncan & the enigmatic works of Digital Artist Lynda Mitchell are now loaded on the SCC website - to view some of John's stunning paintings or Lynda's imaginative designs - visit www.manjimup.com/craftcorner

 

Please note these  have been replaced temporarily by thumbnails instead of the usual large images.

 

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'Untitled' by John Duncan

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Examples of John Duncan's Equine Art may also be found on www.manjimup.com/justtstud

 

 

 
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Coastline by Lynda Mitchell
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Southwest Craft Co-operative

Each group or individual may have an entire page to exhibit photographs of their art or handcraft, together with commentaries that further elaborate upon their work; each work may be designated 'for sale' or 'example only' if desired.

The names of groups or individuals will appear in alphabetical order on the menu.

Copyright for all work published on this site belongs to the artist or craftsperson in question. No reproduction of their artwork in any form or for any reason is NOT permitted, without the express written permission of the artist

Southwest Music - www.manjimup.com/swmusic

This site has been created to promote and support musicians in our Southwest. Each group, band or individual may have an entire page for biographies, photographs and appearances etc., together with contact details. The names of each band or singer will appear in alphabetical order on the menu.

Copyright for all images published on this site belong to the musician or group in question.

MDC FREE TO SHARE sites are managed and updated by MDC staff. For more information on either of these sites please ‘Contact Us’ or mail your enquiry to: Southwest Co-operatives PO Box 1177 Manjimup WA 6258

 



 Event Posters and Competition Entry Forms
 Wednesday, 3 Mar 2010

Post your Event Poster here!
 
Latest entry is - 
Yornup Purity League Murder Mystery Evening
 
Entry forms, stall application form, registrations, event information packages.

Do you need to get an entry form for a cake competition, or a programme of events out to your public?

Have you ever wanted to enter that local Art Comp .... but never had the time to pick up that registration form?

If you are holding an event or competition in 2009 and would like your paperwork online - just email the info as jpeg or PDF/MS Word document and Manjimup Dot Com will load them on to our ' Can't Find Manji' site at www.manjimup.com/maps
 
This is a FREE Community Service brought to you by Manjimup Dot Com
 


 Game Clubs in Manjimup
 Wednesday, 3 Mar 2010

For RSL Bingo! Board and Card Game Clubs read on.
Bingo will be held in the RSL Hall, Brockman Street in Manjimup every Wednesday, awaiting commencement date for 2010. Participants are requested to arrive at 6.30pm with eyes down at 7pm please bring your own supper - tea and coffee will be provided. For more info please call (08) 97771830 or (08) 97771875.
Watch the Event Calendar for Special Saturdays. Bingo will be cancelled if the $2 Buck Shop comes to town and uses the RSL Hall. Watch the Event Calendar for cancellations.
The Manjimup Cycling Group hold an informal meeting each Sunday at 8am in the Carpark outside the Dryad Cafe/Timber Heritage Park. All are welcome to join the group in a road ride with coffee/breakfast afterwards. No further information available at this time.
Source: Manjimup Bridgetown Times 10.12.08
Network Warren Blackwood Indoor Carpet Bowls - games are held at the Manjimup Country Club every 2nd Thursday from 5pm until 7pm.
Bridge Meetings - For more details please contact D. Muir on (08) 97712487 or Pemberton players (08) 97761020 or (08) 97761126 – New players are always welcome.
Manjimup Bridge Club - is looking for new members for a sociable evening of Bridge. Beginners or if you would like to learn how to play the game - all are welcome. Held at the CWA building in Giblett Street every Wednesday evening at 7.30pm. For more information please contact Alan on (08) 9771 8962
Anyone wishing to play or learn to play Acol Bridge are invited to ring Margaret Larsen on (08) 9771 2058
The Manjimup Euchre Club is looking for more players - For further details contact John Keogh on 9771 1775
Scrabble enthusiasts unite! Enquire at the Uniting Church Hall in Manjimup.
 


 Heritage & Historical Societies
 Wednesday, 3 Mar 2010

Another FREE to Share MDC Website The purpose of this website is to showcase the heritage and history of the communities in South Western Australia. It is open to ALL Historical Societies or Heritage Museums throughout the SW.
 
Each group may have an entire page to exhibit photographs, text and documentation uploads. The names of each group will appear in alphabetical order on the menu.
There are also pages available for local authors, bush poets &
exhibitions or displays at Festivals and Events.
 
The site will be fully administered by our staff - all you need to do is supply the information in MS Word and your photos in JPEG format. If you are unable to convert your photos we will be happy to scan them for you. Please visit our other sites such as www.manjimup.com/JusttStud or www.manjimup.com/flightsoffancy to see the capabilities of the site offered. If you have any further enquiries about this offer - please 'CONTACT US' 
 
This is a community service offered by Manjimup Dot Com.


 Lions Club Manjimup
 Wednesday, 3 Mar 2010

New members are always welcome. The club meets every 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month at the Old Egg Society building in Rae Park Showgrounds. For more info please call Roy Stubberfield on (08) 97711274

 
 


 Manjimup Farmers Markets
 Wednesday, 3 Mar 2010

 

Manjimup Farmers Markets are held in the Round House at the Manjimup Timber & Heritage Park every third Saturday of the month. For all things grown, bred, caught, pickled, brewed, smoked or baked! With WA’s largest range of Proteas, spice blends and avocados. Occasionally special market days - such as in the Chestnut season are held at the Coronation Park opposite the Post Office. We will try to keep you posted when these are scheduled.

New stall holders are always welcome – for information please contact Phil on (08) 9772 4989. Please click on the Events Calendar to get dates.

 



 Manjimup Markets in Coronation Park
 Wednesday, 3 Mar 2010

 
Art and craft stalls, jam and preserves, garden produce, bric-a-bracs, flowers and much more can be found on the stalls in Coronation Park. Held every 2nd Saturday of the month except in December, please see our Event Calendar for dates.For more information or to book a stall, contact Anne Stirling on (08) 97761190
 


 Manjimup Weed Action Group
 Wednesday, 3 Mar 2010

 

For more information about the many 'Weed Busting' projects within the shire please contact Lee Fontanini on (08) 97717958 or Jenelle Carter on (08) 97530312.

Weed Busting – From the Department of Environment and Conservation’s www.naturebase.net  - Garden Geranium, Asparagus Fern, African Thistle, and Dolichos Pea have been identified as a threat to native flora, fauna & agriculture.

The ornamental acacia, White Sallow Wattle has the potential to become a weed species and if any plants are located on road verges or bushland areas, please contact Southern Forests Landcare on (08) 9771 7958 or the Department of Environment and Conservation on (08) 9771 7901.
Arum Lily – is listed on the Department of Agriculture and Food declared plants register, making it illegal to sell the plants at weekend markets and other casual outlets. The movement of plants and their seeds is prohibited throughout Western Australia. Any sightings of Arum Lily along the Donnelly River or within the region may be reported to DAFWA, Southern Forests Landcare or the Manjimup Weed Action Group. For more information please call SFL on (08) 9771 8180
 
Help to control the spread of dieback through our local ecosystems - for more information please visit  www.dieback.net.au
 
National Blackberry Control Programme
 
 
Gorse, Mimosa, Bitou Bush, Lantana, Rubber Vine, Golden Dodder, Blackberry, Pampas Grass, Victorian Tea Tree, Tree Ferns and the well known pest - Bridal Creeper are affecting not only our ecosystems but agriculture as well.
Visit http://www.daff.gov.au/natural-resources/invasive/weeds for more information and other links to Weed Busting sites
 
 Another invasive plant, this time from South Africa is Dune Onion Weed. Prevalent throughout the Windy Harbour region it is now spreading through to the D'Entrecastreaux National Park. For further information about the weed control program starting in August 2008, please contact Southern Forests Landcare on 08 9771 8180.


 MDC DOTZONE for popular links
 Wednesday, 3 Mar 2010

Looking for pop stars, movies, games & activities? For hobbies, sports, animals, fish, birds and dinosaurs, cooking & recipes, education & homework help, art galleries & museums, retail stores, freebie & sample sites, computer software and much more - visit MDCz Dotzone If you have a gardening, recipe, sports or hobby site that you would like to share, 'Contact Us' - visit www.manjimup.com/DOTZONE - a few most used sites are listed below.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Satellite changes to distress beacons from February 1st 2009
 
 
 Celebrating 10 years and 1000kms of one of the worlds greatest long distance walk trails visit www.bibbulmuntrack.org.au for maps, guide books, events and merchandise.
A recent story in the Manjimup-Bridgetown Times featured Emma Little from Bridgetown who is making toy 'FAIRYDUCKS' to send to a hospital in South Africa - about 90,000 children pass through the hospital every year and Emma has set a task to send as many hand made toys as 'friends of fairyducks' can make - if you would like to help and require a kit phone 08 9761 1199 or visit www.fairyducks.blogspot.com
If you enjoyed the 'Roo Gully Diaries' click on the link below to find out more. To make a tax deductible donation to ensure the security of this Wildlife Sanctuary visit www.roogully.com or http://members.iinet.net.au/~roogully/SpecialAppeal.html
or by forwarding your gift to
Roo Gully Wildlife Sanctuary,
PO Box 52,
Boyup Brook,
Western Australia  6244
 Site displaying the works of Manjimup photographer Peter Adams
 
 

 



 Northcliffe Family Centre Workshops
 Wednesday, 3 Mar 2010

For information about dates and times for all the workshops available at the Northcliffe Family Centre please call on (08) 9776 7221
Belly dancing for fun and fitness is on again at the Centre - for more information, bookings and to enquire about creche facilities - call the Centre on (08) 9776 7221
HOW – Helping Other Women, a sharing of ideas for workshops and guest speakers.  For more information please call Tania Dodd at the Centre on (08) 9776 7221


 Southwest Visitor Info
 Wednesday, 3 Mar 2010

Information, maps, guides and links to Visitor Centres and Tourism Sites may now be found on www.manjimup.com/maps There is also a map of the Manjimup Business District to help visitors locate Banks, Post Office, Cafes, Bakeries, Public Conveniences, Parks, Telephones, Internet Access, Pharmacies and much more......



 SW Wildflower Info
 Wednesday, 3 Mar 2010

For Wildflower info and links to some beautiful photo pages.
 
WA's southern regions have, by far, the most diverse range of wildflowers. About 80 per cent of the total estimate for the State are found in the South West alone. The southern regions are renowned for the more rare and dainty flowers such as orchids, milkmaids, honeypots, mountain bells and kangaroo paws - the most famous of the unique native plants. They are most distinctive plants with their bizarre plumes - there are 12 species and several colour combinations. Some are red and yellow, some green and black, others red and green - the latter being the best-known variety and has been adopted as Western Australia's floral emblem. The southern regions are home to more than 150 species of orchids, 165 species of eucalypts, more than 80 species of carnivorous plants such as the Albany pitcher plant and mistletoes like the picture-postcard Western Australian Christmas tree. One of the top viewing spots is the Stirling Range, named after the first Governor of Western Australia, Captain James Stirling. The season starts with the Queen of Sheba orchid in August through to mountain bells in November. More than 1,200 species have been identified in the national park, where many tracks provide easy access to the wildflowers. Up to 40 orchid species can be found in the park, including spider orchids, bird orchids, sun orchids and greenhoods.
Excerpt from www.clickforaustralia.com Western Australian Wildflowers
 


 Woodturners of Manjimup
 Wednesday, 3 Mar 2010

Manjimup Woodturners meet at the Long Shed via Manjimup Timber & Heritage Park entry through Edwards Street. Opening Hours 10am to 2pm on Wednesdays and Thursdays and 10am til 3pm on Sundays – Visitors Welcome.


 Bridgetown Digital Camera Club
 Tuesday, 2 Mar 2010

New members and beginners are always welcome to attend meetings held the first Wednesday of every month from 7.30pm til 9.30pm at the Silver Chain Building on Peninsula Road Bridgetown

 



 Youth Theatre and KAOS at Bridgetown Rep
 Tuesday, 2 Mar 2010

Information for 2010

 

KAOS and Youth Club Memberships, because the groups operate in school terms, are due at re-registration in Jan or Feb 2010. If you have more than one person in your household joining, ask about the family discount.

 

Theatre Youth Groups restart for 2009

 

Bridgetown Theatre Youth Group, and the junior Youth Group, KAOS, (Kids Acting on Stage) both restart in the second week of the new school term. Registrations for both groups will be taken on Friday, February 6, this will include membership forms being completed and membership fees being paid ($7.00 per member).

 

The age for KAOS is from 8 to 12 years of age, while the Youth Group ages range from 12 to 16 years.

 

The program for 2009 will include training in stagecraft, learning stage discipline and acting techniques, a production will be put on by both groups sometime in the year, incorporating the skills they have learnt. The members are also encouraged to audition for the Pantomime production put on in December each year

 

A parent will need to accompany each prospective member of the youth and junior sections for the registration evening, so that they can sign the membership form and acknowledge the rules and running methods of both groups.

 

Registrations for KAOS will be from 3.30 pm to 4.15 pm, while the older Youth Group’s registrations will be from 4.30 pm to 5.00 pm. Each session will include a short talk by one of the leaders describing the way the groups will run, and a description of the rules of the group.

 

Due to insurance requirements and the rules of the Bridgetown Theatre, all young people attending any Youth Group or KAOS meeting, must be members of the Theatre. 

 

KAOS meets every Friday during school terms from 3.30 pm to 5 pm, while the senior youth group meets from 4 pm to 5.30 pm each Wednesday during school terms.

 

Peter Francis

Promotions Manager

Bridgetown Theatre Inc