These Autumn days are perfect for wandering the markets, the garden centres and the foreshore paths of Jervis Bay. Start planning your weekend, and the week ahead with these ideas. Markets Galore FIRST NATIONS The first Blak Market in Huskisson is happening this Sunday 21 April, 9-2pm in White Sands Park. With more than 20 …
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It’s a weird twilight zone between Easter and school holidays this week. However, the Bureau of Meteorology is forecasting heavy rain and possible flooding on the south coast on Friday 5 and Saturday 6 April. Please heed advice from the NSW State Emergency Service (SES) to have a plan and know what to do in …
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Among the hustle and bustle of Owen Street in Huskisson is a shop with a good story – in fact, it’s called Ethik, the Good Story Shop, for very good reasons. Jervis Bay Weekend magazine spent some time with owner, Nicky Cannon, to find out the back story of this delightful retailer of hand-felted, hand-printed, …
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Thanks to the timing of Easter with the lunar cycle, the long weekend comes early this year, with perfect Autumn days and still warm-ish evenings to enjoy the many festivities occurring around Jervis Bay and beyond. Get Your Groove On BANDS #1 All long weekend it’s Bands on the Bay at Vincentia Sailing Club hosted …
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Looks like a few short bursts of wet weather this coming week so check the radar on BoM and plan some indoor adventures. We have a few ideas. Plus some outdoor ideas. And some great things to plan ahead. Autumn Flicks, Concerts, and Art Classes ON THE ROCK If you can’t find a dry wall, …
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This Sunday is St Patrick’s Day, 17 March, and there’s a few Irish-themed celebrations going on so if you want to join the Irish diaspora in a little jig for the patron saint, here’s a few ideas for the diary. FRIDAY NIGHT Cocktail bar and live music venue, Bottlerocket in Nowra, features acoustic tunes by …
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9 March – 4 May 2024 Three new exhibitions open at Shoalhaven Regional Gallery on Saturday 9 March. Make sure to pay a visit before 4 May and also take in the monumental, gravity-defying Broken Obelisk sculpture by Barnett Newman, on loan to our gallery from the National Collection, and now gracing the forecourt. Comfort …
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Marked annually on March 8th International Women’s Day (IWD) is one of the most important days of the year to: celebrate women’s achievements; educate and raise awareness raise about women’s equality; call for positive change advancing women: lobby for accelerated gender parity; fundraise for women-focused charities. The 2024 theme is Inspire Inclusion. When we inspire …
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Every day is a good day to clean up. We always take an extra rubbish bag on our walks along the beach, and we see many others who do the same. It’s more fun to clean up with mates, followed by coffee, or even a sausage sizzle and a cold beer, as a reward.
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It’s the ‘Big Husky’ Triathlon this weekend, so remember there’s road closures and some businesses have different opening hours as a result. So make sure you check the relevant websites and social pages for the latest info to make sure you can move around and enjoy the weekend. There’s plenty to do at the revamped …
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