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JAN - JUN 2018

WHAT’S ON GUIDE

NORTH SYDNEY COMMUNITY CENTRECLASSES • WORKSHOPS • PLAYGROUP • EVENTS

NORTHSIDE PRODUCE MARKET • AFTER SCHOOL CAREWWW.NORTHSYDNEYCENTRE.COM.AU

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OUR VISION:TO CONNECT, CARE, COLLABORATE AND CREATENorth Sydney Community Centre is a dynamic, responsive and independent not-for-profit community organisation. Our programs and services foster social connection and well-being. We offer Playgroup, After School Care, Adult Education courses, community talks and our twice monthly Northside Produce Market. We enjoy supporting the House of Welcome food drive and other fundraising events. We collaborate with organisations including Mary’s House Women’s Refuge, Smith Family, RACS, Zonta Club of North Sydney, NSW Cancer Council, Guringai Festival and Taronga Zoo to raise awareness and funds. We are committed to environmentally sustainable practices as demonstrated in our recent CupArt exhibition and the Bag Depot and Cookbook Nook campaigns at Northside Produce Market.

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4 - COMMUNITY EVENTS

7 - KIDS PROGRAMS AND EVENTS

8 - NORTHSIDE PRODUCE MARKET

10 - CREATIVE ACTIVITIES: ONE DAY WORKSHOPS

13 - CREATIVE ACTIVITIES: WEEKLY CLASSES

16 - MUSIC AND DANCE

18 - FOOD AND BEVERAGE

21 - LIFESTYLE AND TECHNOLOGY

23 - HEALTH AND WELLBEING: ONE DAY WORKSHOPS

25 - HEALTH AND WELLBEING: WEEKLY WORKSHOPS

29 - LANGUAGES AND TRAVEL

30 - ENROLMENT FORM

31 - CONTACT DETAILS

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CONTENTS


COMMUNITY EVENTS

COMMUNITY EXHIBITION

Term 2 • Sun 27 May • 10:30am - 12pm • FREE A community gathering for a morning of remembrance and thanks for loved ones who are no longer with us. Enjoy a wonderful acapella performance by gospel choir The Honeybees.

COMMUNITY MEMORIAL PICNIC NEW

Term 1 • Thur 05 Apr • 6:30 - 9:30pm • $99 A unique First Aid class that empowers you with the knowledge and skills to recognise and respond to your sick or injured child, with confidence. This class will cover CPR and the most common First Aid topics. A hands on class using manikin, learn what to do when seconds count.

CPR KIDSNEW

Term 1 • Fri 06 Apr • Opening night • 7-9pm • FREE Term 1 • Sat 07 Apr • Exhibition day • 8am-3pm • FREE

Transform recycled coffee cups into artistic masterpieces! Paint it, crush it, glue it, suspend it - wherever your creativity takes you. Be a part of this innovative art exhibition where all cup artworks will be on display and for sale raising funds for charity. Contributors include professional artists and public figures.

EXPRESSO YOURSELF: CUPART EXHIBITION

Term 1 • Sat 03 Mar • 1 - 4pm • FREE Calling volunteers: Help Zonta International to assemble 600 birthing kits. The kits assist women giving birth in developing countries and reduce the incidence of infant and maternal mortality. Donations welcome (each birthing kit costs $3).

ZONTA: BIRTHING KIT ASSEMBLY

Term 2 • Mon 07 May • 6:30 - 9:30pm • FREE The Buddy Holly Story (1978) starring Gary Busey who was nominated for an Oscar Award. The film’s adapted musical score won an Academy Award.Tutor: Kate Maclurcan

THE BUDDY HOLLY STORYNEW

FILM NIGHT & SING ALONG

The month of June

This June we are asking for your help to match last years 1000+ bags of household shopping for refugees supported by House of Welcome.

FOOD DRIVE HOUSE OF WELCOME


Term 1 • Sun 04 Feb • 2 - 5pm • FREE

Join us for an afternoon screening of Australian classic film Careful, He Might Hear You. There is a short introduction to the writer Sumner Locke Elliott by Walter Mason, author. Refreshments provided. Gold coin donation.

CAREFUL, HE MIGHT HEAR YOUNEW

Term 2 • Fri 11 May • 6:45 - 9:30pm • $15

Tomorrow is not just a film, it is the beginning of a movement seeking to encourage local communities around the world to change the way they live for the sake of our planet. It offers constructive solutions to act on a local level to make a difference on a global level. So far, no other documentary has gone down such an optimistic road...

TOMORROWDOCUMENTARY

Term 1 • Sat 10 Mar • 9:30am - 4:00pm • $80

An inspirational and fun day of talks with creative women. Once again delve into what makes creative women tick. Designers, crafters, photographers, journalists, foodies and musicians explore their creative process: where to find inspiration, committing to a work practice, discovering the art of collaboration and building an audience.

CREATIVE WOMEN

FILM NIGHT & Q&A IN CONVERSATION

Term 2 • Sat 26 May • 9:30am - 4:00pm • $80

Bring an open mind and an open heart to a day of conversation about dying and death. Industry experts share their experience and knowledge in understanding the spectrum of emotions and situations from wellness through illness, palliative care, sudden or traumatic death, dying, and bereavement and grief. This day, imbued with a gentle dose of humour, covers the legal, practical, realistic, emotional and sacred choices we can make about life and death.

DEATH & DYING

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Term 1 • Fri 23 Mar • 6:45 - 9:30pm • $15

Outback milliner Felicity ‘Flic’ Brown is taking her hats and headpieces from the red dirt of the Kimberley to New York City for Fashion Week. Following the documentary film screening join us for a Q&A with Director and Cinematographer Carolyn Constantine.

MADHATTAN DOCUMENTARYNEW


LUNCHTIME SERIES

Term 1 • Fri 13 Apr • 12 - 1:30pm • $35

Celebrate NSW Seniors Week with a delicious lunch and a glass of wine with Jane Caro. This year’s theme is “Let’s Do More Together.” Jane is a social commentator, writer and lecturer as well as panellist, feminist and atheist. Enjoy lively conversation and be inspired to eat well, stay active and connect with others.

LUNCH WITH JANE CARONEW

Term 2 • Fri 6 Jul • 12 - 1:30pm • $35

As part of the Guringai Festival we invite you to join us for an In Conversation event with two local Aboriginal women - Lorraine McGee-Sippel and Susan Moylan Coombs.

LUNCH WITH LORRAINE MCGEE-SIPPEL AND SUSAN MOYLAN COOMBS

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Term 1 • Mon 05 Feb • 6:30 - 9:30pm • FREE

As an introduction to the Things In The Sky choir, Trish and Ross from Sydney City Skywatchers describe how the universe affects us. Discuss stardust; comets, meteors and how extra-terrestrials have changed our evolution; and the biggest mystery - how will it all end? Followed by a singalong to get us in the mood for the choir. Tutor: Rob Bullen

FREE TALK & SINGALONG: THINGS IN THE SKYNEW

Term 2 • Fri 22 Jun • 6:30 - 9pm • $35

A community conversation exploring current issues surrounding immigration in Australia. Join an important discussion around refugee and asylum seeker experiences and considering ways in which the local community can engage with this topic. All proceeds go to RACS (Refugee Advice and Casework Service)

REFUGEE WEEK 2018NEW

MUSIC

Term 1 • Fri 6 Apr • 1 - 2pm • FREETerm 1 • Mon 9 Apr • 8 - 9:15pm • FREETerm 2 • Mon 2 Jul • 8 - 9:15pm • FREE Term 2 • Fri 29 Jun • 1 - 2pm • FREE

Our Monday night and Friday lunchtime choirs showcase their talents. Come and sing along.Tutors: Rob Bullen & Kate Maclurcan

CHOIR CONCERTS

Delivering literacy to community – sharing books and writing stories. Donate a gold coin at our book swap in support of the Indigenous Literacy Foundation. Help raise $20,000 to buy 20,000 books.

INDIGENOUS LITERACY FOUNDATION: THE GREAT BOOK SWAP

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KIDS PROGRAMS AND EVENTS

Term 1 • Tue 30 Jan • 10am - 12:30pm • $6-$12 Term 2 • Tue 1 May • 10am - 12:30pm • $6-$12

Explorers Playgroup provides creative play sessions for under 5’s, spread across three light-filled rooms and a beautiful playground. Experienced play leaders set up a wide range of activities to suit the needs of children, with an emphasis on child-initiated play supervised by a parent or carer in a relaxed and friendly environment.

EXPLORERS PLAYGROUP 1973-2018 45 YEARS

Term 2 • Wed 20 Jun • 10am - 12:30pm • $6-$12

A wonderful cultural learning experience tailored to preschoolers - be introduced to traditional stories, learn and participate in ancestral song, music and dance and experience the sounds of traditional Aboriginal instruments. Held in conjunction with the North Sydney Community Centre’s regular Explorers Playgroup program, children under 5, their parents, carers and grandparents are welcome to enjoy this creative and interactive way to explore Aboriginal culture and heritage.

GURINGAI FESTIVAL CELEBRATION

TERM 12.5 to 3yrs • 8 classes • Fri 09 Feb • 9:30 - 10am • $120 3 - 4yrs • 8 classes • Fri 09 Feb • 10:15 - 11am • $1604 - 5yrs • 8 classes • Fri 09 Feb • 11:15am - 12pm • $160

TERM 22.5 to 3yrs • 8 classes • Fri 11 May • 9:30 - 10am • $120 3 - 4yrs • 8 classes • Fri 11 May • 10:15 - 11am • $1604 - 5yrs • 8 classes • Fri 11 May • 11:15am - 12pm • $160

Children discover the fundamental connection of body and voice to music. These highly regarded, fun filled classes cleverly integrate music education while enhancing your child’s development. The integrity of the program is still recognised by many families including professional musicians, who have enrolled their children for years. To enrol visit www. bridgestomusic/enrolment or contact Jane Boyd 0403 470 101.

MUSIC AND MOVEMENT

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Term 1 • Mon 05 Mar • 10am - 12:30pm • $6-$12 Come along and join a fun relaxing morning tea, craft activity and trash and treasure, in the sunshine, raising funds for much needed new equipment for your children. Bring a plate to share - gold coin donation.

PLAYGROUP FUNDRAISER MORNING TEA

Term 2 • Thu 24 May • 10am - 12:30pm • $6-$12 The Biggest Morning Tea is a fundraiser for Cancer Council Australia. Last year, with everyone’s help they raised an amazing $11.9 million to help beat cancer. We are hosting this tea to help with raising donations that will go towards research, care and support for all cancer patients.

CANCER COUNCIL FUNDRAISER MORNING TEA


NORTHSIDE PRODUCE MARKET 1ST & 3RD SAT

MARKET DATES

JAN 20 FEB 3 & 17MAR 3 & 17 APR 7 & 21MAY 5 &19 JUN 2 & 16JUL 7 & 21 AUG 4 & 18 SEP 1 & 15 OCT 6 & 20NOV 3 & 17 DEC 1 & 15

Check website for special events

Term 1 • Sat 07 Apr • 8:00 - 12pm • FREE

Join us in the Australian Farmers’ Market Association awareness campaign featuring BOOTS as the metaphor and iconic image to connect farmers, their families, farmers’ markets and rural and urban communities

BOOTS FOR CHANGESUPPORTING FARMERS FAMILIES

Term 1 • Sat 17 Feb • 8:00 - 12pm • FREE

Learn how best to plant, grow, harvest, cure, plait, preserve and use the various parts of this glorious plant from those in the know! Indulge in the stallholders special offerings during Garlic Month such as Pepe Saya’s Black Garlic Butter.

GARLIC GALORE SEASONAL TALKS

In 2018, Northside Produce Market enters it’s 19th year, making it one of Sydney’s longest running produce markets!

The longevity and success is due to a combination of the tranquil setting of Civic Park, the fresh seasonal produce, the artisanal products, the stall holders and the local community who frequent the markets.


Term 1 • Sat 3 Feb • 8am - 12:00pm • FREE Term 1 • Sat 17 Mar • 8am - 12:00pm • FREE Term 2 • Sat 5 May • 8am - 12:00pm • FREE Term 2 • Sat 2 Jun • 8am - 12:00pm • FREE

From the brakes to the bells, a bicycle expert checks and tunes-up your bicycle to make your riding experience more safe and comfortable. First come, first served. Supported by North Sydney Council.

TUNE IN AND CHECK UP

Adults • Term 1 • Sat 20 Jan • 7:30 - 8:30am • FREEKids • Term 1 • Sat 20 Jan • 9 - 10am • FREEAdults • Term 1 • Sat 07 Apr • 7:30 - 8:30am • FREESeniors • Term 1 • Sat 07 Apr • 9 - 10am • FREE

Join devoted food advocate Tawnya Bahr on an engaging behind the scenes tour of Northside Produce Market. Meet the producers, find out what inspires them, hear their stories, learn how they grow, rear, bake and make their goods. Bookings are essential. Preference given to those who are new to this experience. Supported by North Sydney Council.

NORTHSIDE PRODUCE MARKET TOUR

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Term 2 • Sat 19 May • 8:00 - 12pm • FREE

May is National Honey Month and we will be abuzz at the market with talks, demos and tastings! From the importance of bees to making hives, honey, mead and wax works – you’ll be well and truly stung!

HONEY, HONEY!

Term 2 • Sat 21 Jul • 9am - 12:00pm • FREE

Learn to fix a puncture, adjust brakes and gears. Master basic “on the run” repairs and learn to do your own general maintenance. Children welcome with an adult. Bring your bike to the Community Centre. Supported by North Sydney Council.

BICYCLE MAINTENANCE

VENUE HIRE For your next party or event why not book one of our four sunlit rooms of varying sizes with access to our adventure playground or either ofour two meeting rooms. Select rooms are equipped with heating, ceiling fans, tables and chairs, audio visual equipment and free Wi Fi. Semi - commercial kitchen facilities also available for hire.www.northsydneycentre.com.au


CREATIVE ACTIVITIES ONE DAY WORKSHOPS

Term 2 • Sun 13 May • 10am - 2pm • $120

Capturing the likeness and essence of animals is a specialised skill. Using a variety of media, gain instruction in rendering the proportion, textures and forms that conveys animals and birds in all their diversity. Richard Byrnes has drawn and sculpted animals as part of his artistic practice for many years and provides insights into creating drawings that truly convey the dynamic qualities of animals.Tutor: Richard Byrnes

DRAWING ANIMALS NEW

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Term 1 • Sat 04 Mar • 10am - 4pm • $175 Term 2 • Sat 02 Jun • 10am - 4pm • $175 Term 2 • Sun 03 Jun • 10am - 4pm • $175

Join the Spoonsmith, Jeff Donne, for a hands-on exploration in the traditional art of carving wooden spoons from a tree. Start the day with a responsibly sourced log and under Jeff’s guidance, safely and unhurriedly turn it into a beautiful wooden spoon using an axe, a knife and your hands. It’s pure analogue bliss! Learn about the joys of falling into spoon making meditation. Talk about the fun that can be found in foraging for sticks and logs in the woods, and the value of preserving old crafts.All you need is a willingness to whittle and you keep everything you make!Tutor: Jeff Donne

CARVE A SPOON

Term 1 • 2 Classes • Sun 11 Mar • 10am - 12:30pm • $150

Learn the art of silver jewellery making using the wax casting method to create a ring. Learn the process from carving and preparing waxes to be cast in metal to cleaning and polishing your own ring to take home with you.Tutor: Bridget Kennedy

CAST A SILVER RING

Term 1 • Sun 25 Feb • 10am - 2pm • $120

Capturing the dynamism of the human face can be a challenge for an emerging artist. Look intensively at each component of the face and each step required to render a realistic result. Facial proportions and anatomy, features such as eyes, lips and nose, light and shade are all covered individually to provide knowledge and skills to draw a convincing face. All levels welcome.Tutor: Richard Byrnes

DRAWING FACES: THE ESSENCE OF PORTRAITURE


Term 1 • Sun 04 Feb • 10am - 4pm • $195

Slow down and gift yourself the time to find the secret life in natural objects. Learning traditional basketry techniques, use organic material such as vines, seed pods and branches to weave sculptural forms. We are surrounded by the beauty of nature, but so often we are too busy or digitally connected to slow down and reconnect with it. This workshop is all about exploration and play - not perfection. Tutor: Catriona Pollard

EXPLORE YOUR CREATIVITY: WEAVING SCULPTURES NEW

Term 1 • Sun 18 Mar • 10am - 4pm • $150

Anecdotal wisdom says 80% of a writer’s task is in the revising, only 20% in the original creative inspiration. Whether you have a first draft of a short story, personal essay, blog or a chapter or two towards your novel or memoir - learn multiple techniques to spot the gold from the dross in your work, and re-(en)vision where necessaryTutor: Janet Fennell

FIRST DRAFT TO BETTER DRAFT NEW

Term 1 • Sun 11 Feb • 10am - 4pm • $225

This advanced workshop is for students who have previously attended a LookDrawPrint beginner class. Experiment with colour and composition, revisit and improve original work, create partner designs or develop brand new designs. This is an opportunity to extend creative skills and enjoy the energising and relaxing experience of flow. Tutor: Julie Paterson

LOOKDRAWPRINT : ADVANCED

Term 2 • Sun 06 May • 10am - 4pm • $225

Textile printing is dynamic, productive, challenging and playful. And it’s hands on from the start. Using the local environment as the starting point, explore creative mindfulness, embrace chance and imperfection and produce your own unique prototype textile design directly onto fabric. Tutor: Julie Paterson

LOOKDRAWPRINT: AN IMPERFECT WORKSHOP FOR THE CREATIVELY CURIOUS.

Term 2 • Sun 20 May • 10am - 3pm • $150

Integrating the Arts in Science, Technology, Engineering And Mathematics (STEAM) can be a transformative experience. Making a Lumifold lamp involves origami sekkei (mathematical and computational paper folding) incorporating a range of geometric folds, taking the flat to form approach. Tutors: Melissa Silk & Annette Mauer

LUMIFOLD LANTERNS

Term 2 • Sun 17 Jun • 10am - 4pm • $175

Nuno felting is the fusion of wool fibres to silk fabric during felting process. This technique produces a unique hybrid textile with fabulous texture and drape and plenty of potential. Spend the day making your own uniquely textured scarf and learn all the tips and tricks of this amazing technique. Tutor: Gill Brooks

NUNO FELTING NEW

Term 2 • Sun 27 May • 10am - 4pm • $195

Make a beautiful natural fibre lampshade using sticks, strap-leaf plants and reclaimed metal lampshade frames. Learn the traditional basketry skills of twining and wrapping fibre strands in order to join other elements together. Tutor: Meredith Peach

MAKE A WILD LAMPSHADE WITH NATURAL FIBRES NEW

Term 2 • Sun 13 May • 10am - 2pm • $120

Spend a day honouring the age-old tradition of landscape painting. Capture the changing light and paint confidently in the picturesque location of Lavender Bay. Develop your skills in making swift composition decisions using a view finder, drawing and mixing colour.Tutor: Melanie Waugh

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Term 1 • Sun 25 Mar • 10am - 4pm • $195 Term 2 • Sun 20 May • 10am - 4pm • $195

A practical, fun approach to enhance your inking, printing and carving process. All levels welcome. Tutor: Mark Rowden

RELIEF PRINTING WITH LINO

Term 2 • Sun 24 Jun • 10am - 4pm • $195

Advance your carving and drawing skills. Push the boundaries of lino printing. Suitable for Intermediate + Tutor: Mark Rowden

RELIEF PRINTING WITH LINO ADVANCED

Term 1 • Sun 08 Apr • 10am - 4pm • $195

Discover the ancient and contemplative craft of basket making. Make an attractive twined basket using a variety of locally available plant materials. Discuss the history and culture of basket making, gathering and preparation of materials, and demonstrations followed by one-to-one instruction. Tutor: Meredith Peach

RUSTIC TWINED BASKETRY

Term 1 • Sun 08 Apr • 10am - 4pm • $150Term 2 • Sun 01 Jul • 10am - 4pm • $150

Never get time to write? Stuck in a story and don’t know which way to turn? Jumpstart your writing practice and your writing project and hone some of the skills required for this exacting and inspiring art. Leave the workshop feeling that you have made progress. Tutor: Barbara Sweeney

SHORT STORY WRITING

Term 1 • Sat 24 Feb

CARD MAKING WITH SHIRLEY HOFFMANNEW

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Term 1 • Sat 07 Apr

COIL BOWLS WITH BRONNIE ZERVOS

Term 2 • Sat 02 Jun

EXTREME CROCHET WITH BRONNIE ZERVOS

Term 1 • Sat 17 Mar Term 2 • Sat 23 Jun

HAND EMBROIDERY WITH BRONNIE ZERVOS


ORIGAMI WITH SAYOKO BURTON

Term 1 • Sat 03 Mar Term 2 • Sat 05 May

ZENTANGLES WITH LIANNE WOODS

Term 1 • Sat 17 Feb Term 2 • Sat 19 May

POLYMER CLAY JEWELLERY WITH BRONNIE ZERVOS

A wonderful afternoon learning the techniques and skills to make that perfect craft piece. Have a cup of tea and discuss your project with like minded crafters. If you ever wondered how to make those Pinterest designs, look no further. All materials included in the craftanoon sessions.

2-5pm $90

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WEEKEND CRAFTANOON


CREATIVE ACTIVITIES WEEKLY CLASSES

Term 1 • 9 Classes • Thu 08 Feb • 7 - 9:30pm • $225 Term 2 • 9 Classes • Thu 10 May • 7- 9:30pm • $225

If you love to draw the figure and wish to develop your expressive observational skills, this class is for you. Develop spontaneous drawing skills, observation of gesture, strategies for perspective and techniques to create 3D tonal effects. Learn how to use various drawing media such as charcoal and pastels. Cover structural anatomy relating to life drawing. Additional $50 for life model payable to tutor.Tutor: Pina Bartolo

BEAUTIFUL BODIES: LIFE DRAWING

Term 1 • 6 Classes • Mon 19 Feb • 6:30 - 8:30pm • $180 Term 2 • 6 Classes • Mon 14 May • 6:30 - 8:30pm • $180

No matter what style of cartooning you are interested in or what skill level you are starting at, learn the underlying techniques to start drawing cartoon characters and telling your own jokes and stories.Tutor: Luke Marcatili

CARTOONING

Term 1 • 6 Classes • Wed 14 Feb • 6:30 - 9pm • $200

Learn where to start and how to keep going, learn about plot, character, setting, theme, pace, style, editing and revision. Walk away with a practical and productive writing routine.Tutor: Janet Fennell

CREATIVE WRITING:BEGINNERS

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PAINTING: ALL ABOUT LIGHTTerm 1 • 9 classes • Mon 05 Feb • 10am - 1pm • $290 Term 2 • 9 classes • Mon 30 Apr • 10am - 1pm • $290Tutor: Alex Snellgrove

PAINTING WITH COLOUR AND LIGHT Term 1 • 9 classes • Mon 05 Feb • 6:30 - 8:30pm • $220 Term 2 • 9 classes • Mon 30 Apr • 6:30 - 8:30pm • $220Tutor: Melanie Waugh

PAINTING WITH ACRYLICS AND OILSTerm 1 • 9 classes • Thu 08 Feb • 6:30 - 8:30pm • $220 Term 2 • 9 classes • Thu 03 May • 6:30 - 8:30pm • $220Tutor: Anthony Buselli

Develop your individual creativity. Learn to compose an image for painting, mix and match colour and capture dynamic light and shade. Gain a variety of skills including dry brush, glazing, opaque work, blending and more.

EXPRESSIVE PAINTINGTerm 2 • Sat 02 Jun



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Term 1 • 6 Classes • Thu 15 Feb • 6:30 - 9pm • $180 Term 2 • 2 Classes • Sat 5 May • 10am-4pm • $150Blast through your blocks, side-step procrastination, break bad habits and cultivate confidence as you make weekly progress on your writing project. Tutor: Janet Fennell

CREATIVE WRITING: WEEKLY WRITING GROUP

WEEKEND CRAFTANOON


Term 1 • 8 Classes • Wed 07 Feb • 7 - 9:30pm • $270 Term 2 • 8 Classes • Wed 09 May • 7 - 9:30pm • $270

Do you have a new digital SLR camera and don’t know where to begin? Not getting the results you were hoping for? Covers basic, macro, sport and landscape photography. Discover how shutter speed, aperture and ISO settings change and affect your images. Identify each shooting situation and adjust your gear accordingly. Tutor: Samantha Van Stralendorff

PHOTOGRAPHY BEGINNERS 1

Term 1 • 4 classes • Mon 05 Mar • 6:30 - 9:00pm • $150 Term 2 • 4 classes • Mon 14 May • 6:30 - 9:00pm • $150

Photos sitting on your computer? Don’t wait till technology makes them obsolete, losing them forever. Create lasting memories and tactile art, using art and photography. This class challenges the skills developed in photography one and expands them into art skills.Tutor: Samantha Van Stralendorff

PHOTOGRAPHY BEGINNERS 2: TAKING YOUR SKILLS TO THE NEXT LEVEL

Term 1 • 8 classes • Wed 07 Feb • 7 - 9:30pm • $250 Term 2 • 8 classes • Wed 09 May • 7 - 9:30pm • $250

For those with a foundation level understanding of using a digital SLR camera. Take the next steps and further explore your camera to start shooting a greater variety of images in manual mode. Explore food photography, sunrise shooting and a variety of photography types. Learn more about lenses, light, image manipulation, hardware and software.Tutor: Ray Williams

PHOTOGRAPHY INTERMEDIATE

Term 1 • 8 classes • Thu 08 Feb • 7:30 - 10pm • $250 Term 2 • 8 classes • Thu 10 May • 7:30 - 10pm • $250

Explore in greater depth the technicalities of portrait and food photography and the software needs of advanced users. Designed for students with intermediate or similar photography knowledge. Tutor: Ray Williams

PHOTOGRAPHY ADVANCED

Minimun numbers required for classes and courses to go ahead. You will be notified if class numbers are low.

PHOTOGRAPHY

Term 1 • 4 classes • Sat 03 Mar • 10am - 12:30pm • $150

For all lovers of Landscape, this course is designed to get everyone away from shooting in automatic mode and using the manual setting on the camera focusing on composition, general angles and light, all the ingredients of great photography. We will also be looking at the use of filters, multiple frames, panoramas and time-lapse as part of this adventure. SLR camera essential. Tutor: Ray Williams

PHOTOGRAPHY: OPEN SPACE - LANDSCAPE

Term 1 • 3 classes • Wed 04 Apr • 7 - 9:30pm • $120

Photoshop has been the worlds number 1 editing software for years, this course is the first stepping stone to understanding the mysteries of the program. The course introduces the tools that we use from a photography perspective and takes you through the layers, selection tools, masking and a lot more. At the end of this course you will be comfortable in basic editing of your images.Tutor: Ray Williams

PHOTOSHOP FOR BEGINNERS

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Please note some photography classes may be substituted for weekend sessions.


TUESDAY Term 1 • 9 classes • 06 Feb • 6:30 - 9:30pm • $290 Term 2 • 9 classes • 08 May • 6:30 - 9:30pm • $290 Tutor: Pim Hodge

WEDNESDAY Term 1 • 9 classes • 07 Feb • 6:30 - 9:30pm • $290 Term 2 • 9 classes • 09 May • 6:30 - 9:30pm • $290 Tutor: Pim Hodge

FRIDAY Term 1 • 9 classes • 02 Feb • 6:30 - 9:30pm • $290 Term 2 • 9 classes • 04 May • 6:30 - 9:30pm • $290 Tutor: Lilo Blyton

SATURDAY Term 1 • 9 classes • 03 Feb • 9:30am - 12:30pm • $290 Term 2 • 9 classes • 05 May • 9:30am - 12:30pm • $290 Tutor: Katherine Myers

Learn the fundamentals of hand building, glazing, decorating and wheel work. Progress to sculpture, glazing and slip decoration. Equipment and firingcosts are included. Purchase clay from tutor, approx $15.

POTTERY TUESDAY Term 1 • 9 classes • Tue 06 Feb • 10am - 1pm • $270 Term 2 • 9 classes • Tue 08 May • 10am - 1pm • $270

THURSDAY Term 1 • 9 classes • Thu 08 Feb • 10am - 1pm • $270 Term 2 • 9 classes • Thu 10 May • 10am - 1pm • $270

In a relaxed and social environment, slowly build confidence to create soft and dramatic effects with the beautiful world of watercolours. A mixed level class where beginners receive tuition in using paint and water, basic drawing skills, composition and tonal values along with dry and wet techniques and colour mixing. All levels welcome.

Tutor: Lyndall McKee

WATERCOLOURS

Term 1 • 3 classes • Fri 02 Mar • 10am - 1pm • $120 Term 2 • 3 classes • Fri 01 Jun • 10am - 1pm • $120

Do you wish you could undertake any drawing without trepidation? Would you like to accurately draw what you see? Open up the secrets and fundamentals of drawing in a way that is accessible and fun. Tutor: Richard Byrnes

YOU CAN DRAW ANYTHING

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CALL OUT FOR ARTWORKS Transform recycled coffee cups into artistic masterpieces! Paint it, crush it, glue it, suspend it wherever your creativity takes you. Be a part of this innovative art exhibition where all cup artworks will be on display and for sale raising funds for charity. Contributors include professional artists and public figures.

Email: [email protected]

EXPRESSO YOURSELF: CUPART EXHIBITION


MUSIC AND DANCE

Term 1 • 1 class • Sun 25 Feb • 2 - 3:30pm • $30

Get your feet tapping and your hips swaying to popular Bollywood beats with choreographer Aditi Bhalla. Bollywood dance features a mixture of dance forms and fusions of Indian classical, Indian Folk Dance, Jazz, Contemporary, Hip Hop and everything else you can imagine! Open to all levels of dance experience.Tutor: Aditi Bhalla

BOLLYWOOD DANCE

Term 2 • 8 classes • Mon 14 May • 7:30 - 9pm • $150

Acknowledged as the single most influential pioneer of early rock & roll: an extraordinary achievement since he died at the age of 22 in 1959 this day was later referred to as ‘the day the music died’. Come and sing with us such fabulous songs as ‘Peggy Sue,’ ‘That’ll Be The Day,’ ‘Heartbeat,’ ‘Everyday & Rave On.’ Tutor: Kate Maclurcan

CHOIR: BUDDY HOLLY

Term 1 • 1 class • Fri 09 Feb • 6:15 - 7:15pm • $20

In this one hour workshop you will be taken on a dance journey through Brazil, from learning traditional Afro-Brazilian dance progressions through to Afro-Samba, Samba Reggae and incorporating these into contemporary Afro-Brazilian music.Tutor: Brooke Hendrick

AFRO BRAZILIAN DANCE

Term 1 • 2 classes • Sat 17 Feb • 10:30am - 12:30pm • $130 Term 2 • 2 classes • Sat 12 May • 10:30am - 12:30pm • $130

Bring your guitar and have fun learning to play it with renown musician Shane Cranney (Sentosa Trio, The Moods). Discover techniques, get a good tone, learn fretboard fingering exercises to build up stamina. Understand the basics of melody, chords, rhythm and improvisation. Tutor: Shane Cranney

GUITAR: BEGINNER NEW

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Term 1 • 9 classes • Fri 09 Feb • 9 - 10am • $120 Term 2 • 9 classes • Fri 11 May • 9 - 10am • $120 A lively, upbeat dance class to exercise your body and mind. It is a fun way to dance socially without a dance partner. Dancing styles to get your boots scootin’ include Country Western, Swing, Waltz, Cha Cha, Salsa and more. Tutor: Jodie Robb

BOOT SCOOTIN’


Term 1 • 8 classes • Fri 09 Feb • 12:30 - 2pm • $150 Term 2 • 8 classes • Fri 11 May • 12:30 - 2pm • $150

Join a warm friendly and relaxed group. Where you get to choose the songs - from ‘A White Sportscoat’ to ‘Zippity Doo Daa.’ And then join the group for coffee nearby afterwards. No experience needed. All voices welcomeTutor: Kate Maclurcan

FRIDAY LUNCHTIME CHOIR

Term 1 • 8 classes • Mon 12 Feb • 7:30 - 9pm • $150

The sky represents all that is free, romantic, sometimes awe-inspiring and even frightening. In ‘Things in the Sky’ sing about spaceships, stars, birds, gods, the moon - songs that conjure the other world that is in the sky. Songs like David Bowie’s ‘Starman,’ Van Morrison’s ‘Moondance,’ Neil Young’s ‘Helpless,’ or just ‘A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square.’Tutor: Rob Bullen

CHOIR: THINGS IN THE SKY

Term 1 • 2 classes • Sun 11 Mar • 1 - 4pm • $160 Term 2 • 2 classes • Sun 17 Jun • 1 - 4pm • $160

Join the fun of the ukulele explosion which is sweeping the world. Quick and easy to learn in a fun setting. Play tunes straight away and take away the knowledge and fundamentals to continue your learning experience. The ukulele brings a smile to every face.Tutor: John Chandler

UKULELE: BEGINNERS

Term 1 • 8 classes • Tue 06 Feb • 6:15 - 7:15pm • $165 Term 2 • 8 classes • Tue 08 May • 6:15 - 7:15pm • $165

Discover the unique sounds and texture of music playing this beautiful instrument. Learn to hold the violin correctly, use the bow with sensitivity and play simple tunes. Gain basic music reading skills and the confidence to continue.Tutor: Justin White

VIOLIN: BEGINNERS


Study pieces from Baroque, Classical, Romantic and Contemporary music periods. Extend your technique and sound through ensemble and solo playing.Tutor: Justin White

VIOLIN: INTERMEDIATE

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Term 2 • 1 class • Sat 19 May • 2 - 3:30pm • $30

Learn the basics of Latin dance - starting with the rhythm, basic step variations, leading/following fundamentals and linking to basic turn patterns. A fun, high energy workshop suitable for all levels of dancer. Tutor: Giselle Peacock

LATIN DANCENEW

Term 2 • 1 class • Sat 16 Jun • 2 - 3:30pm • $30

Get your boots on and have a taste of country western style. A fun way to dance socially without a dance partner. Suitable for all levels of dancer. Tutor: Jodie Robb

LINE DANCING


FOOD AND BEVERAGE

Term 1 • Sun 18 Mar • 9am - 3pm • $210Feta is a perfect cheese to include in summer salads, pastry dishes or marinate to include on a mezze plate. Try your hand at creating fresh curd and leave the class with the know how to make your own at home.

FETA & FRESH CURD

Term 2 • Sun 17 Jun • 9am - 3pm • $210Halloumi - fantastic fried, grilled or barbecued, added to salads or served with vegetables, this firm, brined white cheese is traditionally made from a mixture of goat and sheep milk. Learn the secrets to making this appetising cheese for yourself.Tutor: Karen Borg

HALLOUMI

Willowbrae Chevre Farm creates award-winning artisan cheeses. NSW farmer and cheesemaker, Karen Borg, shares the intricacies of cheese-making and teaches the delicate process from beginning to end. Discuss how seasonal changes affects cheese production first hand. Karen delivers fun and informative classes, followed by lunch with cheese in the spotlight. Includes take home cheese hoop.

CHEESEMAKING BREAD AND PASTRY

Term 1 • Sat 24 Mar • 11am - 2pm • $120 Term 2 • Sat 02 Jun • 11am - 2pm • $120Tired of eating sub-par bagels? Why not learn how to make the real deal yourself? “Dough Raiser and Brooklynite” Michael Shafran and head baker Adrien Chrunyk of Brooklyn Boy Bagels teach you how to make real NY style bagels by hand. Enjoy lunching on bagels with cream cheese and babka!Then you can take home your warm, delicious bagels as well.Tutors: Michael Shafran and Adrien Chrunyk

BAGEL MAKING WITH BROOKLYN BOY BAGELSNEW


Holly Davis is an inspired wholefood chef, author of Nourish and Ferment, educator and co-founded Sydney’s Iku Wholefoods in 1985. She has been intentionally fermenting food and drinks to deliciousness for over four decades.

FERMENTING

FRENCH COOKING

Term 1 • 2 classes • Sun 11 Mar • 3 - 5:30pm • $90Ever wanted to offer a beer to friends that you have made yourself? Learn the basics of homebrewing.....the techniques, equipment, and ingredients needed to complete a partial mash brew. The first week’s session will go through the process up to fermentation, and during the second session we will package the beer to take home. (Sun 11 Mar & Sun 25 Mar)Tutor: Karl Riseborough

HOME BREWINGNEW

Term 2 • Sun 01 Jul • 3 - 5:30pm • $60There are an overwhelming number of beer styles that have evolved from all around the world. Learn about the history of how five particular styles came about whilst tasting a carefully selected example of that style. Tutor: Karl Riseborough

BEER APPRECIATIONNEW

Term 2 • Sun 06 May • 11am - 2:30pm • $150

Learn how to wild capture beneficial bacteria and yeasts to produce delicious, digestible, gluten free flatbreads such as Ethiopian teff injera and Indian rice and lentil dosa pancakes. Also receive recipes and instruction for making a range of fabulous accompaniments. Tutor: Holly Davis

THE PROCESSES OF FERMENTATION - LEAVEN

Term 1 • Sun 25 Mar • 10am - 2pm • $140Béarnaise, hollandaise, béchamel sauces… these are not just for the restaurant trade. Impress everyone at your next dinner party! Learn these three French ‘mother’ sauces which are the foundations of all sauces in French cuisine.

MASTERING CLASSIC FRENCH ‘MOTHER’ SAUCESNEW

Term 2 • Sun 20 May • 10am - 2pm • $140Fluffy but firm, delicate yet strong, learn how to make a perfect soufflé and really show off when you host your next dinner party! Learn how to make a sweet and savoury soufflé and discover the dos and don’ts of mastering the art of the soufflé. Tutor: Duncan Fitzpatrick

MASTERING THE ART OF THE SOUFFLE

Term 1 • Sun 11 Feb • 11am - 2:30pm • $150Explore the use of the Japanese cultures, koji and nuka, to cure beans, vegetables, fish and meat.

THE PROCESSES OF FERMENTATION - CURENEW

NEW

Term 2 • Sun 24 Jun • 10am - 4pm • $150It’s time to rise to the challenge of making pastry. With only two or three ingredients, it cannot be easier and the results are nothing short of spectacular. Using ingredients bought direct from farmers – make three shortcrust pastry recipes demonstrating three different methods. Make a quiche, a savoury tart and a freeform sweet tart. Tutor: Barbara Sweeney

QUEEN OF TARTSNEW


Northside Produce Market Civic Park, 220 Miller Street, North Sydney

1st & 3rd Saturday of the month8am-12pm, Free parking and kids adventure playground

Term 1 • Sun 11 Mar • 12pm - 4pm • $90Love food? Love books? Love the gentle art of afternoon tea? Join Barbara Sweeney in this special scone making class where you make batches of scones using ingredients bought direct from farmers – yes, even the wheat – and cook recipes from different cookery writers’ recipe books, designed to showcase different methods of making scones, plain and fancy. Tutor: Barbara Sweeney

SCONES & AFTERNOON TEANEW

Term 2 • Sun 27 May • 10:30am - 2:30pm • $150Are you looking for amazingly light vegan cupcakes, cakes, the secret to fluffy mousse or how to make egg-free meringues, cookies, seasonal pies and more? Learn simple tips and tricks for mouth watering vegan treats that will delight your tastebuds. With a little ingenuity you can still enjoy your cake and eat it too! Tutor: Marcea Klein

VEGAN DESSERTSNEW

Term 2 • Sun 13 May • 10am - 2pm • $140Glimpse into the world of hand mixed spices and award winning produce with first series Masterchef contestant AJ Dalton. Prepare a hearty meal of poussin and spiced butter with farm fresh seasonal vegetables and salad. Tutor: Anna-Jane (AJ) Dalton

PADDOCK TO PLATENEW

Term 1 • Sun 04 Mar • 10:30am - 2:30pm • $150There are many places in the world where wheat hasn’t been a staple grain or major crop. Delicious gluten free flatbreads made from Mexican masa into tortillas, Ethiopian teff flour made into fermented injera, fermented rice and lentils from South India in masala dosa and buckwheat crepes from Northern France.Tutor: Marcea Klein

GLUTEN FREE FLAT BREADSNEW

MACRO COOKING

ITALIAN COOKING

Term 1 • Sun 25 Feb • 11am - 1:30pm • $120 Term 2 • Sun 01 Jul • 11am - 1:30pm • $120Make delicious fresh pasta with authentic Italian sauces with Luca Ciano. Learn how to make spinach & ricotta gnocchi, with sultanas, pumpkin & amaretti sauce topped with toasted pine nuts and grated salted ricotta. Hand made tagliolini with guanciale, spanner crab meat, bottarga & Yarra Valley salmon caviar, LC Caramelised onion & fresh thyme. Includes a copy of ‘Luca’s Seasonal Journey’ book.Tutor: Luca Ciano

GNOCCHI & FRESH PASTA NEW

Term 1 • Sun 11 Feb • 4 - 6:30pm • $90 Term 2 • Sun 06 May • 4 - 6:30pm • $90This hands-on workshop teaches you how to safely shuck your own oysters, try a variety of Australian oysters and pair them with different wines.Tutor: Sydney Oyster Girls

OYSTERS & WINE: A SHUCKING WORKSHOP


LIFESTYLE AND TECHNOLOGY

Term 1 • Sun 08 Apr • 10:30am - 12:30pm • $90 Term 2 • Sun 03 Jun • 10:30am - 12:30pm • $90

Beeswax wraps are eco-friendly and very practical! Learn to make your own reusable and natural wraps. Ideal to wrap fruit & vegetables, cheese, bread or simply cover a bowl. Beeswax wraps are the perfect replacement for plastic wrap.Tutor: Kirsty Mootz

BEESWAX WRAPS

Term 1 • 2 classes • Sat 10 Feb • 10am - 12pm • $70 Term 2 • 2 classes • Sat 12 May • 10am - 12pm • $70

Uncover the clues hidden in anagrams, hidden words, containers, double meanings, homophones, acronyms, word play, spoonerisms plus more. Be armed and equipped to face any cryptic crossword in your future! Tutor: Ralph Penglis

CRYPTIC CROSSWORD

Term 1 • 2 classes • Mon 19 Feb • 10am - 12pm • $50

Learn how to set up your Facebook and make it as safe and secure as possible. Topics covered are adding photos, finding, making & deleting friends, following and connecting with people, creating events and joining groups and pages that interest you. BYO laptop.Tutor: Kenny Douglas

FACEBOOK FIRST STEPS

Term 1 • Sat 10 Feb • 2pm - 4pm • $90 Term 2 • Sat 16 Jun • 2pm - 4pm • $90

Create your own concrete planters. Learn to mix concrete from scratch, learn about moulds and decorate and design artwork onto a pre made planter with all materials provided. Try a marble look for your concrete and gain tips and tricks to create different effects. Tutor: Hilary Woodfine

CONCRETE PLANTERS

Term 1 • Mon 24 Feb • 2 - 5pm • $40

Automation is here and it’s going to change our working landscape. Gain a valuable insight into the world of Automation and Artificial Intelligence (AI). Explore what the experts are forecasting for the future and how this directly affects our children in terms of learning and skill sets. Gain the tools to help your children navigate their way through this period of change.Tutor: Helen Lewis and Helen Simpson

CHILDREN THRIVING IN AN AUTOMATED WORLD

Term 1 • Sun 18 Feb • 2 - 4pm • $90

Learn how to create a living art that encapsulates the idea of a landscape in a form of mini terrarium and make your own macrame hanger to display your tiny world. Tutor: Hilary Woodfine

HANGING MINI TERRARIUMS


BEGINNERS Term 1 • 9 classes • Thu 01 Feb • 6:15 - 9:15pm • $265 Term 2 • 9 classes • Thu 26 Apr • 6:15 - 9:15pm • $265

Sharpen your mind playing this time-honoured game of strategy. Learn the rules and expand the hand you play beginners learn rules and strategies.

SOCIAL PLAYERSTerm 1 • 9 classes • Thu 01 Feb • 6:15 - 9:15pm • $160 Term 2 • 9 classes • Thu 26 Apr • 6:15 - 9:15pm • $160

Enjoy your social game as you enhance your skill, strategy and calculation. Social players need two terms experience or equivalent.Tutor: Ron Yap

MAHJONG: EASTERN & WESTERN HANDS

Term 2 • 2 classes • Mon 14 May • 10am - 12pm • $50

Harness the full power of your iPad, iPhone or iPod. Discover functions and some fun tricks and tips for ease of usage. Focus on functions and settings; buying, using and managing Apps; using your phone to connect to the world and trouble shooting common everyday problems. Tutor: Kenny Douglas

MY APPLE DEVICES

Term 1 • Sat 24 Mar • 2 - 5pm • $120

Have a business or a business idea? Thinking of relaunching your brand? Not sure how to create a facebook ad, share your message on instagram, or even how to have influencers all over the world try your product? Perhaps you want to clarify your message, create a signature style or learn some new branding tips and tricks to mix it up. Tutor: Kate Branch

LAUNCH YOUR BRANDNEW

Term 2 • Sat 12 May • 2 - 4pm • $90

A step by step guide to making a hanging kokedama, the materials and how to keep them alive. The kokedama originated in Japan in the 1600s and they were invented to allow Bonsais to live outside a pot. The plant’s root system is wrapped with layers of moss, soil and bound with string, transforming it into a sculptural art form.Tutor: Hilary Woodfine

KOKEDAMA

Term 1 • Sun 08 Apr • 2 - 4pm • $90

Want to get the skinny on making lush skincare at home using readily available ingredients from your kitchen? Learn how to make beautiful balms, infused oils and body scrubs flavoured with food from your pantry. Natural, no nasties, ethical skincare at a fraction of the price and twice the quality of store bought alternatives. Tutor: Kirsty Mootz

ORGANIC SKINCARE

Term 2 • Sun 03 Jun • 2 - 4pm • $90

Make plastic free, zero waste, long lasting natural body products from flour, herbs, spices and food scraps from your kitchen. Also included are essential oils to add to the dry products as required. Make samples of dry shampoo, dry deodorant, tooth powder and a dry sugar and spice body scrub. Tutor: Kirsty Mootz

ZERO WASTE BEAUTY

NEW


HEALTH AND WELLBEING ONE DAY WORKSHOPS

Term 1 • Sun 18 Feb • 10am - 12:30pm • $80 Learn the basics of essential oils - what they are, why you want to use them, the difference in brand and quality and how to incorporate them into your everyday life as an holistic alternative to many common issues. Create and take home your own body scrub, cleaning spray, ready to use roller ball and a sample of your favourite oil. Tutor: Veronica Lee

DETOX YOUR LIFE WITH ESSENTIAL OILS

Term 1 • Sun 25 Mar • 2 - 5pm • $80Term 2 • Sun 24 Jun • 2 - 5pm • $80 Pressure techniques applied to reflexes in the hands and feet can reduce stress and tension, improve bodily functions and promote deep relaxation. Learn to give a relaxing foot spa and simple relaxation techniques to practise at home. Tutor: Cassie Howard

FOOT REFLEXOLOGY

Term 2 • Sun 17 Jun • 3 - 5:30pm • $80 Good mental health brings harmony to your career, marriage, finances, physical health and quality of life. Explore theories for mental health in traditional Chinese medicine, how to prevent mental health problems and how to improve mental well-being.Tutor: Angela Tian Zhu

CHINESE MEDICINE: MENTAL WELLBEING NEW

Term 1 • Sun 18 Mar • 3 - 5:30pm • $80

Traditional Chinese Medicine’s Yin and Yang philosophy not only enables diagnosis and treatment but it also tells us that everything has two sides. Using the wisdom of Yin and Yang brings harmony, peace and a balanced mind and helps to prevent harmful extremes such as Dementia.Tutor: Angela Tian Zhu

CHINESE MEDICINE: PREVENT DEMENTIA WITH TRADITIONAL CHINESE MEDICINE

NEW


Term 1 • Sun 18 Feb • 10am - 12pm • $30 Term 2 • Sun 06 May • 10am - 12pm • $30

Get together with like-minded people in a supportive and friendly environment, giving and receiving Reiki. The combined group energy is a beautiful experience. All levels of Reiki welcome (Level 1, 2 or Master Level).Tutor: Lynda Ann Kerr

REIKI SHARE GROUP

Term 1 • Sun 04 Mar • 11am - 12pm • $22 Term 2 • Sun 17 Jun • 11am - 12pm • $22

Escape the stress and busyness of life and discover the benefits of meditation. Meditation has emerged as one of the most powerful self-help tools for sustaining and regaining good health. Be guided through a simple breath and body awareness meditation to assist you to relax your mind and body. Tutor: Lynda Ann Kerr

MEDITATION: DROPPING INTO STILLNESS

Japanese yoga is attuned to the current season, focusing on releasing stagnation, building strength, flexibility and renewing functionality to the body’s organ networks.

JAPANESE YOGA

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Minimun numbers required for classes and courses to go ahead. You will be notified if class numbers are low.

Term 1 • Sun 25 Feb • 10am - 12pm • $45

Autumn - leaves fall, nature divests itself of what no longer serves it. Autumn in our bodies is represented by the lungs and large intestine. Tutor: Paula Kimberley

AUTUMNNEW

Term 2 • Sun 27 May • 10am - 12pm • $45

Winter is a time of going within, a time of reflection - a time of stillness and rest. Explore Winter and the water element represented by kidney and bladder organ networks. Tutor: Paula Kimberley

WINTERNEW


WEDNESDAYTerm 1 • 9 classes • Wed 07 Feb • 9 - 10am • $140 Term 2 • 9 classes • Wed 09 May • 9 - 10am • $140

FRIDAYTerm 1 • 9 classes • Fri 09 Feb • 10:30 - 11:30am • $145 Term 2 • 9 classes • Fri 11 May • 10:30 - 11:30am • $145

Rebalance your mind, body and soul by improving your flexibility, enhance mobility and range of motion with anti-arthritic exercises. Improve core strength to improve your balance and posture. Relax your nervous system by concluding the class with a healing and relaxing gong meditation.Tutor: Heather Crowe

STRETCH AND STRENGTH

HEALTH AND WELLBEING WEEKLY WORKSHOPS

SUMMER CLASSESTerm 1 • 3 classes • Mon 06 Jan • 9:30 - 10:30am • $45

GENERAL MONDAYTerm 1 • 9 classes • Mon 05 Feb • 10 - 11am • $100 Term 2 • 9 classes • Mon 30 Apr • 10 - 11am • $100

GENERAL THURSDAYTerm 1 • 9 classes • Thu 08 Feb • 10 - 11:00am • $100 Term 2 • 9 classes • Thu 10 May • 10 - 11:00am • $100

INTERMEDIATE TUESDAYTerm 1 • 9 classes • Tue 06 Feb • 10 - 11:00am • $100 Term 2 • 9 classes • Tue 08 May • 10 - 11:00am • $100

A high impact (jumping moves offered) and low impact aerobic exercise class. This class is suited for the over 50’s and all fitness levels are welcome, although students enrolling must be able to get down and up from the floor with ease. This class also contains a strength training component. Please bring a water bottle and a towel. Tutor: Marion Claridge

STAYING YOUNG & ACTIVE:

GENERAL FITNESSTerm 1 • 8 classes • Sat 10 Feb • 10 - 11:30am • $160 Term 2 • 8 classes • Sat 12 May • 10 - 11:30am • $160

Have fun strengthening and toning your waist while improving your co-ordination as you learn to perform clever hula tricks! These high-energy workouts can burn up to 200 calories in half an hour! Hoops provided and also available to purchase in class.Tutor: Bunny Star

HULA HOOPING

Term 1 • 9 classes • Mon 05 Feb • 12:30 - 1:15pm • $140 Term 2 • 9 classes • Mon 30 Apr • 12:30 - 1:15pm • $140

Use your own body weight plus light dumbbells to strengthen from the inside out. Following the Pilates method, you learn to strengthen all muscles; global & stabilisers, stabilise joints & heal from conditions such as tennis & golfers elbow, rotator cuff injuries & back pain. Tutor: Sharon Freedman

BODY STRENGTH NEW


TUESDAYTerm 1 • 5 classes • Tue 06 Feb • 7 - 8:30pm • $95 Term 2 • 5 classes • Tue 08 May • 7 - 8:30pm • $95

WEDNESDAY Term 1 • 5 classes • Wed 07 Feb • 12:30 - 1:30pm • $65 Term 2 • 5 classes • Wed 09 May • 12:30 - 1:30pm • $65

Discover ways to experience living fully in the present moment, free from distractions and engaged completely with the here and now.Replace negative thoughts, change your moods and free yourself from unwanted habits. Offsite, fortnightly activity.Tutor: Malcolm Pearce

DEEP MINDFULNESS MEDITATION

Term 1 • 8 classes • Mon 05 Feb • 8:45 - 9:45am • $120 Term 2 • 8 classes • Mon 07 May • 8:45 - 9:45am • $120

This mindful exercise improves energy and helps us when feeling low or anxious to create inner harmony, strengthen mental energy, relax and have a peaceful mind. Tutor: Angela Tian Zhu

TAI CHI & QI GONG: ENHANCE MENTAL HEALTH

Term 1 • 8 classes • Mon 05 Feb • 7 - 8am • $120 Term 2 • 8 classes • Mon 07 May • 7 - 8am • $120

Tai Chi is a wonderful way to start to your day, using energy (qi) rather than muscular strength in a mixture of fast and slow movements - excellent for vitality, self-awareness and relaxation. Tutor: Angela Tian Zhu

TAI CHI: EARLY MORNING

Term 1 • 9 classes • Tue 06 Feb • 11:15am - 12:15pm • $65 Term 2 • 9 classes • Tue 08 May • 11:15am - 12:15pm • $65

A low impact, non choreographed workout alternative to the conventional standing workouts. Stay seated for the duration of the class and move your upper and lower body aerobically to music. Tutor: Marion Claridge

CHAIR AEROBICS

Term 1 • 9 classes • Thu 08 Feb • 11:15am - 12:15pm • $65 Term 2 • 9 classes • Thu 10 May • 11:15am - 12:15pm • $65

This low intensity exercise class focuses on preventing falls and improving general wellbeing. Activities include: balance exercises, pilates core strength, fitball work, low intensity cardiovascular exercise, balance tasks, postural analysis and correction, strength training and flexibility exercises. Tutor: Marion Claridge

CHANGES OVER 50

Term 1 • 9 classes • Mon 05 Feb • 11:15am - 12:15pm • $65 Term 2 • 9 classes • Mon 30 Apr • 11:15am - 12:15pm • $65

If you are over 50, new to exercise, returning to exercise, or in need of some exercise motivation, join us for this gentle, low impact exercise class. This class has an easy to learn aerobic dance component and a strength training component. Tutor: Marion Claridge

LIFE CHANGING FITNESS

Pensioner discount available on presentation of valid concession card.

LOW IMPACT FITNESS MIND BODY AND SOUL

Term 1 • 4 classes • Sat 10 Feb • 10am - 12:30pm • $200

This short and very practical course guides you into a happier YOU. Improve your emotional health by focusing on positive thoughts and attitudes resulting in a positive effect on your behaviour. Become aware of the barriers to wellbeing and explore positive emotions and their benefits. Tutor: Dolores Corral Prado

IMPROVING YOUR WELLBEING


SUMMER PILATESTerm 1 • 3 classes • Sat 06 Jan • 8:30 - 9:30am • $45

TUESDAYTerm 1 • 9 classes • Tue 06 Feb • 7:30 - 8:30pm • $140 Term 2 • 9 classes • Tue 08 May • 7:30 - 8:30pm • $140

WEDNESDAYTerm 1 • 9 classes • Wed 07 Feb • 7:30 - 8:30pm • $140 Term 2 • 9 classes • Wed 09 May • 7:30 - 8:30pm • $140

SATURDAY 1Term 1 • 9 classes • Sat 03 Feb • 7:30 - 8:30am • $140 Term 2 • 9 classes • Sat 05 May • 7:30 - 8:30am • $140

SATURDAY 2Term 1 • 9 classes • Sat 03 Feb • 8:30 - 9:30 am • $140 Term 2 • 9 classes • Sat 05 May • 8:30 - 9:30 am • $140

Feel stronger, more energised, flexible and lengthened through Pilates’ challenging, dynamic and fun techniques. Pilates focusses on the body’s core architectural system - the deep stabilising postural muscles of the spine and trunk. Suitable for people at all stages of life, pilates also aids the treatment of back pain and helps reduce stress.Tutor: Heather Crowe

PILATES

MONDAY 6 - 7PMTerm 1 • 9 classes • Mon 05 Feb • 6 - 7pm • $290 Term 2 • 9 classes • Mon 07 May • 6 - 7pm • $290

MONDAY 7 - 8PMTerm 1 • 9 classes • Mon 05 Feb • 7 - 8pm • $290 Term 2 • 9 classes • Mon 07 May • 7 - 8pm • $290

THURSDAY 6 - 7PMTerm 1 • 9 classes • Thu 08 Feb • 6 - 7pm • $290 Term 2 • 9 classes • Thu 10 May • 6 - 7pm • $290

THURSDAY 7 - 8PMTerm 1 • 9 classes • Thu 08 Feb • 7- 8pm • $290 Term 2 • 9 classes • Thu 10 May • 7- 8pm • $290

Master all tennis strokes and strategies in a small group led by a trained tennis professional. Classes aimed at beginners. Sorry no concessions. Tutor: Ridge Street Tennis Centre

TENNIS

WEDNESDAYTerm 1 • 8 classes • Wed 07 Feb • 6:30 - 7:30am • $225

SATURDAYTerm 1 • 8 classes • Sat 03 Feb • 7:30 - 8:30am • $225

Enjoy social kayaking in a group atmosphere while developing paddling and fitness skills on beautiful Middle Harbour. Includes kayak, safety gear and instructor. Suitable for all ages 16+. Tutor: Northbridge Kayaks

KAYAKING

Term 1 • 3 classes • Sat 03 Feb • 7 - 9am • $90 Term 2 • 3 classes • Sat 05 May • 7 - 9am • $90

Steeped in ancient history, enjoy the modern day dragon boating competitions. Join 20 paddlers, a sweep and a drummer to propel a long boat. Tutor: FFB Dragon Boating Club Inc

DRAGON BOAT TASTER

OUTSIDE AND OFFSITE ACTIVITIES

PILATES

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MONDAY Term 1 • 9 classes • Mon 05 Feb • 6:15 - 7:15pm • $140 Term 2 • 9 classes • Mon 07 May • 6:15 - 7:15pm •$140Tutor: Katie Judge

WEDNESDAYTerm 1 • 9 classes • Wed 07 Feb • 6:15 - 7.15pm • $140 Term 2 • 9 classes • Wed 09 May • 6:15 - 7:15pm • $140

Tutor: Karenna Alexander

Hatha yoga asanas in a Vinyasa Flow style. Suitable for beginners.

HATHA YOGA

Term 1 • 6 classes • Sun 18 Feb • 5 - 6pm • FREE Term 2 • 6 classes • Sun 13 May • 5 - 6pm • FREE

Explore the spirit of laughter, with playful exercises designed to bring about heartfelt laughter without force or humour. Laughter has many health promoting qualities and is a great stress buster. The session ends with a guided meditation. Please note this is not a traditional asana/posture based class. Bring yoga mat. Donations welcome. Tutor: Usuff Omar

LAUGHTER YOGA

TUESDAYTerm 1 • 9 classes • Tue 06 Feb • 9 - 9:45am • $140 Term 2 • 9 classes • Tue 08 May • 9 - 9:45am • $140

THURSDAYTerm 1 • 9 classes • Thu 08 Feb • 9 - 9:45am • $140 Term 2 • 9 classes • Thu 10 may • 9 - 9:45am • $140

Mums ‘n’ Bubs Pilates gives you the opportunity to exercise with your baby, in a supportive and caring environment with other new mums. A gentle and effective way of increasing general fitness, enhancing muscle tone and strength while focussing on the body’s core muscles. The exercises improve strength, stability and flexibility increasing control of the back, pelvis, hips, neck and shoulders while focussing on posture and alignment, core control, pelvic floor strengthening and breathing technique. Tutor: Sharon Freedman

PILATES MUMS AND BUBS


Improve your fitness and flexibility while expressing yourself through a combination of Salsa, Merengue and Rumba techniques. Tutor: Giselle Peacock

LATINO EXERCISE

Term 1 • 9 classes • Wed 07 Feb • 12:30 - 1:15pm • $140 Term 2 • 9 classes • Wed 09 May • 12:30 - 1:15pm • $140

Benefits of a Vinyasa Flow Yoga practice are extensive both physically and mentally. This practice is a dynamic and unique blend of asana, pranayama and mindfulness. Tutor: Heather Crowe

VINYASA FLOW LUNCHTIME

YOGA

Term 1 • 9 classes • Wed 07 Feb • 6:30 - 7:30am • $140 Term 2 • 9 classes • Wed 09 May • 6:30 - 7:30am • $140

Practising yoga first thing in the morning is a great way to start the day! Enjoy a traditional yogic practice, linking breath and movement. The practice is detoxifying and strengthening. Taught in a traditional way with focus on strength, flexibility, alignment and enjoyment of the benefits of yoga. Tutor: Fran Hendricks

EARLY MORNING YOGA NEW

DANCEFIT/LATINO/ZUMBA

Term 1 • 9 classes • Thu 08 Feb • 6:15 - 7:15pm • $140 Term 2 • 9 classes • Thu 10 May • 6:15 - 7:15pm • $140

Zumba is a dynamic, exciting and effective fitness class. Groove and shake to a fusion of Latin, International and Pop music. Tutor: Michelle Perez

ZUMBA


DanceFit combines exercise, dance and fun. A high energy workout designed to work your whole body using a fusion of dance styles and music. Tutor: Giselle Peacock

DANCEFIT NEW


LANGUAGES AND TRAVEL

Term 1 • Sat 24 Feb • 9:45am - 1pm • $45

Japan is a fascinating, wealthy, technologically advanced country, but culturally so different from Western countries - making a first visit to Japan enjoyable yet tense. This class moves outside guidebook travel tips to provide the unpublishedtips to help you enjoy Japan stress free. Tutors: Jeff Burgess and Jen Holt, Mike and Tracey Kent

TRAVEL CLASS: JAPAN ITALIAN LANGUAGE

BEGINNERS Term 1 • 8 classes • Mon 05 Feb • 6:30 - 8:30pm • $220 Term 2 • 8 classes • Mon 07 May • 6:30 - 8:30pm • $220Tutor: Forouzan Samiee

BEGINNERS NEXT STEPTerm 1 • 8 classes • Tue 06 Feb • 6:30 - 8:30pm • $220 Term 2 • 8 classes • Tue 08 May • 6:30 - 8:30pm • $220Tutor: Nathalie Suet

INTERMEDIATE Term 1 • 8 classes • Thu 08 Feb • 6:30 - 8:30pm • $220 Term 2 • 8 classes • Thu 10 May • 6:30 - 8:30pm • $220Tutor: Nathalie Suet

FRENCH LANGUAGE

BEGINNERS Term 1 • 8 classes • Tues 06 Feb • 6:30 - 8:30pm • $220 Term 2 • 8 classes • Tues 08 May • 6:30 - 8:30pm • $220Tutor: Alessandra Guida

INTERMEDIATETerm 1 • 8 classes • Wed 07 Feb • 6:30 - 8:30pm • $220 Term 2 • 8 classes • Wed 09 May • 6:30 - 8:30pm • $220Tutor: Gianna Di Genua

SPANISH LANGUAGE

BEGINNERSTerm 1 • 8 classes • Wed 07 Feb • 6:30 - 8:30pm • $220 Term 2 • 8 classes • Wed 09 May • 6:30 - 8:30pm • $220 Term 1 • 8 classes • Thu 08 Feb • 10am - 12pm • $220 Term 2 • 8 classes • Thu 10 May • 10am - 12pm • $220

BEGINNERS NEXT STEPTerm 1 • 8 classes • Mon 05 Feb • 6:30 - 8:30pm • $220 Term 2 • 8 classes • Mon 07 May • 6:30 - 8:30pm • $220 Term 1 • 8 classes • Thu 08 Feb • 12:30 - 2:30pm • $220 Term 2 • 8 classes • Thu 10 May • 12:30 - 2:30pm • $220

INTERMEDIATETerm 1 • 8 classes • Tue 06 Feb • 6:30 - 8:30pm • $220 Term 2 • 8 classes • Tue 08 May • 6:30 - 8:30pm • $220Tutor: Marilo Corral


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First Name ........................................................... Surname .....................................................

Address ..................................................................................................................................

Suburb ................................................................. Post Code ...................................................

Telephone (day) ..................................................... Mobile ........................................................

Email .....................................................................................................................

Course Title ................................................................................................... Fee ..................

Course Title ................................................................................................... Fee ..................

Concession No.(photocopy must be attached)....................................................

Credit Card: Mastercard Visa

Card No.

Expiry Date / CCV

Cardholder’s Name.............................................................

Cardholder’s Signature........................................................

How did you hear about us? Search Engine (e.g. Google) Social Media

Newspaper / Magazine Word of Mouth

What’s On Guide Community Notice Board

Northside Produce Market Street Banners

Letterbox drop Other

ENROLMENT FORM

ENROLMENT CONDITIONS:REFUNDS: Provided with minimum five working days notice prior to course commencement. All refunds incur a $15 admin fee.CANCELLED COURSE: Courses require a minimum number of enrolments to proceed. You will receive a full refund and be contacted if a course is cancelled.TRANSFERS: Permitted in the same term free of charge if five days notice is given before the course starts and provided the class you are transferring to is not full.CONFIRMATION: Enrolment is not confirmed until payment is made in full, at which time a receipt is emailed to you. MATERIALS: Please confirm course is proceeding before purchasing any requested materials.CONCESSIONS: On selected courses we offer a 25% concession to pension card holders and full time students with valid ID. See website for details.ELIGIBILITY: Unless otherwise stated, students must be over 18 years of age to enrol.PRIVACY: Please see website for details.E-NEWSLETTER: By enrolling in a class, free event or paid event you will be subscribed to receive our weekly e-newsletter, you can unsubscribe from this at any point.

North Sydney Community Centre 220 Miller Street, North Sydney, NSW, 2060 PO Box 562 North Sydney, NSW, 2059 02 9922 2299

[email protected]

www.northsydneycentre.com.au


LOCATION AND TRANSPORT

• Free parking on weekends in Ridge Street Car Park

• For bus routes and train information Transport Info Line on 131 500 or www.transportnsw.info

• North Sydney Train Station: 10 minute walk via Miller St to North Sydney Community Centre

• NSCC is wheelchair and pram accessible

AFTER SCHOOL CAREFantastic fun for 7 to 12 Year Olds Monday to Friday (during school terms) 3pm - 6pm (only)

Term 1: Tue 30 Jan - Fri 13 AprTerm 2: Tue 1 May - Fri 6 Jul

$26 per child per day. [email protected]. Phone: 02 9922 2299

CONTACT• Phone: 02 9922 2299

• Online: northsydneycentre.com.au

• North Sydney Community Centre

220 Miller Street, North Sydney • Post: North Sydney Community Centre PO Box 562, North Sydney, 2059

• Fax: 02 9956 8643

• Email: [email protected]

VENUE HIRE For your next party or event why not book one of our four sunlit rooms of varying sizes with access to our adventure playground or either ofour two meeting rooms. Select rooms are equipped with heating, ceiling fans, tables and chairs, audio visual equipment and free Wi Fi. Semi - commercial kitchen facilities also available for hire.www.northsydneycentre.com.au

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1973-2018

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