The Town Square Market will enter its 21st year in 2008, making it the most successful market in the district.
It began with six stalls in February 1987, shortly after the Town Square shops were opened, and has now grown to 60 stalls.
These stalls sell a variety of produce from fresh fruit and veg, including olives and olive oils, hot foods (sausage sizzle and indays famous curry puffs), local handcrafts (pottery, woodwork, jewellery, art, photography, soap and aromatherapy products), plus second hand goods, new and used clothes, and imported nick-nacks. Occasionally books and CDs, jewellery and more jewellery.
The market is open from 10am to 1pm.
The Town Square Market will enter its 21st year in 2008, making it the most successful market in the district.
It began with six stalls in February 1987, shortly after the Town Square shops were opened, and has now grown to 60 stalls.
These stalls sell a variety of produce from fresh fruit and veg, including olives and olive oils, hot foods (sausage sizzle and indays famous curry puffs), local handcrafts (pottery, woodwork, jewellery, art, photography, soap and aromatherapy products), plus second hand goods, new and used clothes, and imported nick-nacks. Occasionally books and CDs, jewellery and more jewellery.
The market is open from 10am to 1pm.
The Town Square Market will enter its 21st year in 2008, making it the most successful market in the district.
It began with six stalls in February 1987, shortly after the Town Square shops were opened, and has now grown to 60 stalls.
These stalls sell a variety of produce from fresh fruit and veg, including olives and olive oils, hot foods (sausage sizzle and indays famous curry puffs), local handcrafts (pottery, woodwork, jewellery, art, photography, soap and aromatherapy products), plus second hand goods, new and used clothes, and imported nick-nacks. Occasionally books and CDs, jewellery and more jewellery.
The market is open from 10am to 1pm.
The Town Square Market will enter its 21st year in 2008, making it the most successful market in the district.
It began with six stalls in February 1987, shortly after the Town Square shops were opened, and has now grown to 60 stalls.
These stalls sell a variety of produce from fresh fruit and veg, including olives and olive oils, hot foods (sausage sizzle and indays famous curry puffs), local handcrafts (pottery, woodwork, jewellery, art, photography, soap and aromatherapy products), plus second hand goods, new and used clothes, and imported nick-nacks. Occasionally books and CDs, jewellery and more jewellery.
The market is open from 10am to 1pm.
The Town Square Market will enter its 21st year in 2008, making it the most successful market in the district.
It began with six stalls in February 1987, shortly after the Town Square shops were opened, and has now grown to 60 stalls.
These stalls sell a variety of produce from fresh fruit and veg, including olives and olive oils, hot foods (sausage sizzle and indays famous curry puffs), local handcrafts (pottery, woodwork, jewellery, art, photography, soap and aromatherapy products), plus second hand goods, new and used clothes, and imported nick-nacks. Occasionally books and CDs, jewellery and more jewellery.
The market is open from 10am to 1pm.
The Town Square Market will enter its 21st year in 2008, making it the most successful market in the district.
It began with six stalls in February 1987, shortly after the Town Square shops were opened, and has now grown to 60 stalls.
These stalls sell a variety of produce from fresh fruit and veg, including olives and olive oils, hot foods (sausage sizzle and indays famous curry puffs), local handcrafts (pottery, woodwork, jewellery, art, photography, soap and aromatherapy products), plus second hand goods, new and used clothes, and imported nick-nacks. Occasionally books and CDs, jewellery and more jewellery.
The market is open from 10am to 1pm.
The Town Square Market will enter its 21st year in 2008, making it the most successful market in the district.
It began with six stalls in February 1987, shortly after the Town Square shops were opened, and has now grown to 60 stalls.
These stalls sell a variety of produce from fresh fruit and veg, including olives and olive oils, hot foods (sausage sizzle and indays famous curry puffs), local handcrafts (pottery, woodwork, jewellery, art, photography, soap and aromatherapy products), plus second hand goods, new and used clothes, and imported nick-nacks. Occasionally books and CDs, jewellery and more jewellery.
The market is open from 10am to 1pm.
The Town Square Market will enter its 21st year in 2008, making it the most successful market in the district.
It began with six stalls in February 1987, shortly after the Town Square shops were opened, and has now grown to 60 stalls.
These stalls sell a variety of produce from fresh fruit and veg, including olives and olive oils, hot foods (sausage sizzle and indays famous curry puffs), local handcrafts (pottery, woodwork, jewellery, art, photography, soap and aromatherapy products), plus second hand goods, new and used clothes, and imported nick-nacks. Occasionally books and CDs, jewellery and more jewellery.
The market is open from 10am to 1pm.
The Town Square Market will enter its 21st year in 2008, making it the most successful market in the district.
It began with six stalls in February 1987, shortly after the Town Square shops were opened, and has now grown to 60 stalls.
These stalls sell a variety of produce from fresh fruit and veg, including olives and olive oils, hot foods (sausage sizzle and indays famous curry puffs), local handcrafts (pottery, woodwork, jewellery, art, photography, soap and aromatherapy products), plus second hand goods, new and used clothes, and imported nick-nacks. Occasionally books and CDs, jewellery and more jewellery.
The market is open from 10am to 1pm.
The Town Square Market will enter its 21st year in 2008, making it the most successful market in the district.
It began with six stalls in February 1987, shortly after the Town Square shops were opened, and has now grown to 60 stalls.
These stalls sell a variety of produce from fresh fruit and veg, including olives and olive oils, hot foods (sausage sizzle and indays famous curry puffs), local handcrafts (pottery, woodwork, jewellery, art, photography, soap and aromatherapy products), plus second hand goods, new and used clothes, and imported nick-nacks. Occasionally books and CDs, jewellery and more jewellery.
The market is open from 10am to 1pm.
The Town Square Market will enter its 21st year in 2008, making it the most successful market in the district.
It began with six stalls in February 1987, shortly after the Town Square shops were opened, and has now grown to 60 stalls.
These stalls sell a variety of produce from fresh fruit and veg, including olives and olive oils, hot foods (sausage sizzle and indays famous curry puffs), local handcrafts (pottery, woodwork, jewellery, art, photography, soap and aromatherapy products), plus second hand goods, new and used clothes, and imported nick-nacks. Occasionally books and CDs, jewellery and more jewellery.
The market is open from 10am to 1pm.
The Great Gardens Travelling roadshow is about to arrive in Margaret River to hold a free three-hour workshop to waterwise and fertiliser your garden.
Great Gardens has been a huge success with over 17,700 people attending one of 192 workshops held throughout the Perth Metro area and the South West since September 2003.
Great Gardens Workshops focuses on waterwise and fertiliserwise ways we can help our gardens thrive in the uniquely Western Australian soils and climate.
The workshops are designed to highlight how sustainable gardening practices can save time, money, water, fertiliser, attract birds and other wildlife while enhancing the WOW! factor of your garden.
The workshops are informative and fun and guarantee you will save time and money when you create your perfect garden paradise.
Prizes are there to be won and take home giveaways. Light refreshments at half time.
MARGARET RIVER 12pm-3pm, Tuesday 11th December
Margaret River Cultural Centre, Wallcliffe Road, Margaret River
DUNSBOROUGH 10am-1pm, Wednesday, 12th December
Dunsborough Hall, Cnr Gifford Rd & Gibney St, Dunsborough
More info: http://www.greatgardens.info
A recent journey through the ancient land of WA’s northern goldfield country provides the inspiration for Bec Junipers latest paintings that will be on show at the margaret river gallery from December 29-january 14.
“I always get the sense that the desert has ghosts - that you’re somehow being observed when you’re out there,” said Bec.
“The Aboriginal culture and the more recent fortune-seekers of the gold rush period layer over each other in contradiction, both visible and hidden full of their own ‘secrets and myths’. ”
The haunting of this expansive and primitive landscape is captured throughout this exceptional body of work titled 3000km.
One of Australia’s finest song writers returns to Western Australia to perform at the picturesque Xanadu Winery in Margaret River.
From very early in his career Paul Kelly has been recognised as one of the most significant singer/songwriters in the country.
Inspired initially by the likes of Bob Dylan, Hank Williams, Lou Reed and Ray Davies, Kelly’s narrative song writing is infused with wry observations, bittersweet emotions and enormous appeal.
Described with the simple headline “Paul Kelly, Inspirational”, and “Has Paul Kelly ever played a dud gig?”, and declared by Polly Coufos of the Perth Sunday Times, to be “So good in fact it’s frightening” his reviews speak for themselves.
Performing in the scenic surroundings of the award winning Xanadu Wines, with his five piece band, consisting of nephew Dan Kelly, Even leader Ash Naylor, Cameron Bruce and long time rhythm section Peter Luscombe and Bill McDonald, this is a show not to be missed!
GENERAL INFORMATION:
XANADU WINES - Boodjidup Road, Margaret River
Sunday 16th December, 6 – 11pm, 18+ Licensed show (ID required for entry)
Tickets on sale from www.heatseeker.com.au $50 + booking fee
Ticket sales at Swell Sounds, The Dunsborough, Mills Records, Planet Video, Beat Music, Prince of Wales, Blue 62 and Surf Star Perth & Mandurah $50 + bf (2% credit charges may apply)
Door sales at Xanadu Winery on the night $55 (if tickets available)
For shuttle bus information and bookings please telephone Shepardson Transport on 08 9757 2955
Please see www.xanaduwines.com for show information, terms and conditions.
