Beekeeping
Head to Whittlesea library, 57 Laurel Street, Whittlesea, on Saturday, February 25. from 11am-12.30pm to learn about beekeeping. Sue Zuber from the Beekeepers Club will talk about the wonders of keeping bees in your backyard, as well as the legal requirements and the basic equipment requirements.
■ 9716 3028
Playgroups for kids
Mill Park Playgroup runs community playgroup sessions in Mill Park, Epping and Thomastown for children aged up to six years old, as well as a three-year-old program for children two-and-a-half years and up. Sessions are held Tuesday-Friday mornings. Free trials available.
■ 0466 944 809 or millparkplaygroup.org.au
Market day
Enjoy a free magic show at Thomastown Neighbourhood House on Saturday, March 4, 10am-1pm. There will also be an indoor market. 52 Main Street, Thomastown.
■ 8376 6929
Greenvale residents meeting
The Greenvale Residents’ Association will hold its first meeting for 2017 on Thursday, February 23, at Greenvale Recreation Centre, Barrymore Road, from 7pm.
■ 0403 327 483
Men’s group
Lalor library’s new men’s group will start on Wednesday, February 22, at 2A May Road, from 2.30-5pm. The group will discuss topics such as health, finance, cooking and technology.
■ 9465 2353
Exhibition
Visit Mill Park library between March 1-26 to view an inspiring exhibition by a member of the Northern Safari Camera Club. The exhibition features photographs from travels around the world.
At 394 Plenty Road, Mill Park.
■ 9437 8189
Colour carnival
Celebrate Whittlesea’s cultural diversity at the Colour Carnival on Saturday, March 25, noon-6pm, at Meadowglen International Athletics Stadium, McDonalds Road, Epping. There will be a colour run for people of all ages and abilities, carnival rides, food stalls, a DJ and Bollywood and Greek dancing workshops.
■ www.facebook.com/events.seashell
Art show
The Craigieburn Art Group will hold its annual art show from March 4-5 at Craigieburn Leisure Centre, 127 Craigieburn Road, 10am-5pm. Artists will give demonstrations on both days. Money raised will be donated to Craigieburn SES.
■ www.craigieburnartgroup.org
