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September 2010
Kurilpa Derby+blackdove block party+west end live+WECA Picinic+sudnay best parade
= West end's Local Love Festival
West End's inaugural LOCAL LOVE FESTIVAL is here!!!
WECA is promoting and hosting several great events across Spring. Adrian Buzolic and Seleneah More are running two incredible local celebrations.
All events are family friendly. And they celebrate eveything that is great about your neighbourhood--diverse, creative, inclusive, fun, open, free, GLBT friendly and community-minded. Every support and all supporters are welcome, come and celebrate with everyone!!!
Sat 11th Sept 4-7pm Blackdove Block Party, 33 Vulture St.
Sun 12th Sept 2pm Kurilpa Derby: West End on Wheels, assemble for parade on Boundary St under Dornoch Tce bridge, before heading to the festivities in Boundary St.
Sun 26th Sept 12pm West End Picnic, Lyon's Park in Paradise St.
24th July
Peoples' Tree Audit in Riverside Parks
This Saturday (24 July) Cr Helen Abrahams is hosting an exercise to audit the number and significance of trees in our Riverside Parks. Take one hour this Saturday, bring the kids, bring your dog, meet your neighbours and do something that's in your suburb...
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EVERY 3rd SUNDAY
Marky Markets at VinylHosted by local music venue HiFi (125 Boundary St)… beats, beers and bargains...clothes, records, books, shoes, fabrics, bikes, crafts, home wares, artwork, EVERYTHING. Their website is www.markymarkets.com
15 may
Come along to SPIRAL Community Hub in Fair Trade Fortnight to celebrate a 20 year plus relationship between Tradewinds (suppliers of fairly traded tea and coffee) and Justice Products.
When: Friday evening May the 7th from 5:30 pm.Where: SPIRAL Community Hub deck, 192 Boundary St West End.
Contact: asalmon@spiral.org.au or 07 38447733.
Brett Inder and Cameron Neil are speaking on the night. Brett Inder is the Director of Tradewinds. Our second guest speaker is Cameron Neil Operations Manager for the Australia for Fair Trade Labelling. Cameron will be speaking about AFLANZs new global strategy focusing on Empowerment and Business Development for producer partners – and also the new Tackling Poverty Through Trade report they'll be releasing before Fair Trade Fortnight.See http://www.fairtrade.com.au/ and http://www.qldfairtrade.org.au/ for more fair trade fortnight events.
30 March
PedBikeTrans is hosting a seminar where three presenters will report on the latest innovations in and examples from Europe, as well as a debrief on the recent Walk21 International Walking Conference held in New York, click here to read flyer.
28 March
West End Film Festival -- this is the first West End Film Festival!! (WEFF) It's being organised by Mike Witt, supported by BCC and local Cr Helen Abrahams and WECA. WEFF welcomes first time filmmakers and encourages Aboriginal, queer, political, punk, experimental and creative filmmakers to enter their works.
22 december
Carols by Candlelight, supported by WECA, open to all. Please join us down on Boundary St 7pm on Tuesday evening to celebrate a wonderous year and to wish peace and goodwill to all.
1 November
Fixettes Feast in Musgrave Park...(click here for flyer) Please support Kim and the Fixies crew.
17 OCTOBER
West End Community Rally for a better Plan
Hundreds of people turned out for the rally to Save West End at the Big Lizard in Boundary Street on Saturday 17 October.
The rally was featured on Channel 7, 9 and the ABC and the message to the Brisbane City Council was loud and clear: the people of Brisbane love West End and will fight to protect its character, creative energy and urban village atmosphere from the reckless and senseless overdevelopment proposed by the Council.
Residents are not opposed to development – in fact we welcome it – but it must be in accordance with sustainable planning principles.
2 August
1 August
31 July- 2 August
21 June
21 & 22 february
28th february
All are welcome.