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Sensory Overload: eco-photography workshop
Event Details
Time: September 21, 2017 from 9:30am to 11:30am
Location: Beelarong Community Farm
Street: Corner York and Beverley Streets
City/Town: Morningside
Website or Map: https://www.brisbane.qld.gov.…
Phone: 0401 168 657
Event Type: green, workshop
Organized By: Brisbane city council
Latest Activity: Sep 3, 2017
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Event Description
| WHEN | Thu, 21st September 9:30am - 11:30am |
|---|---|
| VENUE | Beelarong Community Farm |
| VENUE ADDRESS | Corner York and Beverley Streets, Morningside |
| AGE RANGE | Kids, Seniors |
| BOOKINGS | Bookings essential. To book phone Beelarong Community Farm on 0401 168 657 or email education@beelarong.org.au. |
| COST | $5 |
| EVENT TYPE | green, workshop |
| DETAILS |
Come and explore the garden to investigate how bugs live and how bugs help our gardens grow. Using natural and recycled items we will show you how to design, build and decorate your very own bug hotel to take home.
All materials provided. Wear old clothes and enclosed footwear
Meeting Point - Meet at the shed
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