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OMG TD AGM!
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community solar project fundraiser
In our neighbouring municipality of Yarra…

I’m sure AYCC would be up for organising a Darebin event when the solar project group are ready…
AYCC Repowering Yarra!
The Australian Youth Climate Coalition (AYCC) are holding a Repower Australia event with proceeds going towards YCAN’s local solar project. If you haven’t heard of the Repower campaign, check it out – it’s taking off around the country. About the repower campaign.
Repower Trivia and Auction Night
Friday 3rd August, Fitzroy Town Hall
Hosted by David Karoly with a guest appearance from Charlie Pickering. Door opens 7:30 – Trivia starts at 8pm
$20pp, $180 for a table 8-10 people. Includes drink on arrival.
Bookings: www.trybooking.com/27999
TD monthly gathering Sunday the 20th
After all that activity, a little quieter this weekend… but don’t forget this Sunday the 20th is our next monthly gathering.
Stay tuned for details of our skills-share session as part of the general gathering!
TD Monthly Gathering @ Human Powered Cafe (confirmed!)
562 High St, Thornbury
1pm coordination meeting (all welcome)
2pm general gathering including skills-share (DIY electric bikes)
Heart and Soul Day
Thanks to everyone who came to Transition Darebin’s first heart and soul workshop on the 6th of November. We had neighbours from Transition Banyule and Whitehorse with us and it was a lovely day to share with our fellow transitioners. There was yoga, there was meditation, and sharing of our thoughts, feelings and commitments about the world and our dreams for the Transition.
More here…
Transition Darebin: Sustaining Ourselves
Heart & Soul Workshop

Sunday 6th November
9:45-4:00
Darebin Creek Environment Centre
Darebin Parklands
End of Separation St, Alphington
What is it:
A workshop using Joanna Macey’s ‘Work that Reconnects’ as well as elements of meditation and yoga. Our aim is to refresh, renew and re-inspire Transition Darebin members and our fellow travellers.
Why:
In the midst of all the work we do for our community and our world, sometimes we forget to nurture ourselves.
Logistics:
The cost of the workshop is $20 full or $10 concession – lunch provided
Download flyer: heart and soul 6 nov
Full detail: http://transitiondarebin.org/sustaining-ourselves/
RSVP to Emily Coles by 28th of October. Places are limited so please get in early.
Spinning yarn from rabbit fur!
What an inspiring afternoon learning all about Angora Rabbits and how you can make clothes from their fur. It is the softest stuff I have ever felt and when knitted into clothes is just divine. What amazed me about this afternoon was not only has Asphyxia created her own house out of mudbrick, created a garden that supplies oodles of fruit and vege but also has an animal that supplies her with wool to create her own clothes. The rewards of this type of lifestyle are huge. Asphyxia mentioned wanting to see if she could live like a “medieval woman”- what a great aspiration in this fast paced, consumer orientated society.
Rabbit yarn workshop with Asphyxia

Asphyxia will show us how to look after Angora rabbits and turn their fur into clothes we can wear. You can even have a go at spinning some yarn!
When: 2pm Sunday 17 April
Where: 7 Bower Street Northcote (Asphyxia’s house: down the back behind number 5).
Close to Dennis railway station and 251 and 250 buses.
This workshop is free (donation optional) but bookings are essential as places are limited –
contact Sally: sally.macadams@gmail.com / 0415 099 829 by Thursday 14th of April – first in best dressed!
Sunday Crafternoons
The clothing and materials working group are hosting regular casual get-togethers where people can bring along a crafty project, maybe get some tips and advice, or maybe help someone else with something they are making.
Our first crafting session will be at 1/15 Ballantyne Street, Thornbury from 2pm on Sunday the 10th of April. We will look at making this a regular event if it proves popular! Other venue suggestions are welcome.
Apple Tasting Festival
Join us Sunday 27th March for the Heritage Fruit Society’s Apple Tasting Festival at
Petty’s Orchard
1 Homestead Rd
Templestowe
(Melways 22 A12)
Entry benefits the Heritage Fruit Society – $10 adult; $20 family; $2 child.
Talks by Alana Moore (chooks), Permablitz, apple tasting, stalls (info, food & drink), trees & fruit for sale; children’s activities.
Bring your picnic gear, water, sunscreen.
Mender Bender!
Because a stitch in time saves nine.
A night of sock-darnin’, hole-mendin’, and patch-sewin’.
Go hard and get all your sewing fix-it jobs done at once!
Bring a plate to share. BYO gear but some materials, sewing machines, cuppas and amateur sewing advice provided.
At 6-10pm
Wednesday 9th March 2011
Loophole Community Centre
670 High St Thornbury





