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“Love Letters”

A. R. Gurney’s beloved play comes to life onstage by Cathouse Players in their pop-up theatre in the Kyneton Masonic Centre, 7-9 Yaldwyn Street West for a strictly limited season of four matinees only, on October 25 and 26 at 2pm sharp. Doors open 30 minutes before showtime. Tickets still $25/$20 include sherries, programs and “High Tea with Bubbles” at intervals. A companion card is welcome.

■ 0494 166 257 for enquiries, tickets at trybooking.com/DFLOD

Free Men’s Night

The Macedon Ranges Suicide Prevention Action Group will be hosting a free Men’s Night, designed to provide a safe, relaxed setting for men of all ages to come together, build community, and have honest conversations about mental health. Former police sergeant and mental health advocate Mark Thomas will talk on the night. The free Men’s Night will take place at the Mount Macedon Golf Club, Thursday, October 23 at 6pm. A free BBQ dinner will be provided, with meat tray giveaways and free merchandise.

■ https://tinyurl.com/mtzupdnb

Lower bills, greater comfort: Energy saving upgrades for your home

Are your energy bills going up, but you’re still cold in winter and hot in summer? Learn about Hume City Council’s Home Energy Upgrades program offering quality, good-value energy saving products to Hume residents: split system cycle heating and cooling, heat pump hot water, rooftop solar and batteries, induction cooking, insulation and draught proofing. The program offers no obligation quotes through vetted supplies, help to access government rebates, plus additional Council rebates for eligible concession card holders. Happening Saturday, October 25, 11am-12.30pm at the Sunbury Global Learning Centre, 44 Macedon Street, Sunbury. Free event and all welcome with light refreshments provided.

■ www.hume.vic.gov.au/energy

Fire n Friends

The Kerrie ‘Fire n Friends’ Bonfire is Back by Demand! Mark your calendars — Saturday October 25 is the night to gather around the flames with a family-friendly event for all ages planned. Come and enjoy live local entertainment, the BBQ menu and foodvan, or BYO food and drink. Entry will be through donation. Bring your friends/families and come along for a warm night of community, connection, and celebration. Happening Saturday, October 25 from 5pm-11pm at the Kerrie Hall.

■ https://www.facebook.com/KerrieHallinc

SNH Annual General Meeting

The 2025 AGM for Sunbury Neighbourhood House (SNH) will be held at the SNH premises at 531 Elizabeth Drive, Sunbury at 7pm on Tuesday October 28. Phone 9740 6978 OR email win@sunburyhouse.com.au to register interest in attending.

■ www.sunburyhouse.com.au

CWA Sunbury

CWA Sunbury meets second and fourth Mondays at St Mary’s Church in O’Shanassy Street, Sunbury. All women are welcome, bring your grandchildren if you are caring for them, there is a playground available.

■ Bev Goodman 0402 988 954

With One Voice Sunbury

The WOV Sunbury community choir is changing the world one voice at a time by providing an opportunity for people to meet and experience the joy of singing, often making friends through the shared experiences of singing and performing; although performing is not required.One Voice Sunbury community choir rehearses each Tuesday, from 6.30pm, at Goonawarra Neighbourhood House. A fun and welcoming choir, new members are welcome – just join in on the fun.

■ sunbury@withonevoice.org.au

Neighbourhood garden

Become part of Sunbury’s Neighbourhood Garden and grow edible and useful plants in a social group at Sunbury Neighbourhood House, 531 Elizabeth Drive, Sunbury. All skill sets are welcome.

■ www.sunburyhouse.com.au or 9740 6978

Malmsbury Farmers and Makers Market

Locals and people from afar get along to this wonderful Farmers Market. Always the third Sunday of the month….fresh produce, wine, hot food, coffee, plants, artisan foods and crafts that are special. Musical entertainment whilst you shop and catch up with friends. Located at the picturesque Malmsbury Cricket Ground from 9am-1pm.

■ Amy: 0423 726 695

Messy Play in Sunbury

Join in the Messy Play fun with this toddler-focussed program, including messy and sensory child-led play. The program will run from 10–11.30am on Tuesdays, Wednesday and Thursdays. ■ www.sunburyhouse.com.au or 9740 6978

Young Voices of Macedon

A community choir for children of the Macedon Ranges and beyond, Young Voices of Macedon rehearses at the House of the Rock, 247 Station Road, New Gisborne..The choir has separate programs for young children aged five to eight and older children. Rehearsals assist children in developing vocal technique, part singing skills, and general musicianship, across popular, classical, folk and music theatre styles. Rehearsals run on Thursdays, from 4.15pm, with afternoon tea and play time.

■ yvmacedon.org.au

Yoga in Sunbury

Yoga classes at Sunbury Neighbourhood House focus on supporting participants to slow down and move well. Special attention is given to mindful awareness of movement that builds strength in a healthy and safe way, Monday mornings, Thursday evenings and Friday mornings.

■. www.sunburyhouse.com.au or 9740 6978

Hume Men’s Shed

The Hume Men’s Shed (Sunbury) is a non for profit organisation, meeting every Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings at 158 Evans Street, Sunbury. The group caters for men be it carpentry, welding, metal work, gardening or just to chat.

■ sunburymensshed.com, or 0438 677 425

Macedon Ranges Photographic Society

Are you into photography, just starting out, or a fully fledged professional? The Macedon Ranges Photographic Society is your local camera club for friendship, photographic outings, workshops, guest presenters, competitions and more. Come along to a meeting on the first and second Monday of the month. Doors open at 7pm and the meeting starts at 7.30pm at Jubilee Hall, 52 Smith St Macedon.

■www.macedon-ranges-photography.org.au, or info@macedon-ranges-photography.org.au

Craft and conversation

Head down to the Sunbury Library on Mondays at noon for the craft and conversation group. The program is free and open to people aged 15 years and older.

■ https://bit.ly/39BIu2O

Chill Out Sunbury

Chill Out Sunbury is a free event for 12 and 18 years old to participate in activities such as trivia, games, and more. Happening every Wednesday, 3.30-5.30pm, at the Sunbury Youth Centre, 51-53 Evans Street.

■ https://bit.ly/3lmVgVhv

Community. Connect. Create.

If you are needing support or looking for a social group to join, you can visit Community. Connect. Create, which is an online resource listing support and community groups in the Macedon Ranges. If you would like your group listed or would like to work to help this project grow please email: fiona@communityconnectcreate.com.au

■ Communityconnectcreate.com.au

Amateur radio club

The Macedon Ranges Amateur Radio Club meets on the third Saturday of the month at the Woodend RSL Hall, 32 Anslow Street, Woodend, at 10am. If you are interested in amateur radio or already have a call sign, this could be for you.

■ http://www.mrarc.org.au

Kyneton Badminton Club

Kyneton Badminton Club is a welcoming, fun and social group that plays on Mondays, at 7pm at the Kyneton Toyota Sports and Aquatic Centre, Victoria Street. All skill levels are welcome.

■ kynetonbc@gmail.com

Sunbury Macedon Ranges Masonic Lodge

Meets monthly on the second Wednesday of the month at 7pm, 73 Main Street, Romsey. New members welcome.

■ Paul, 0479 127 476, or Rob, 0428 260 647

Rotary club

The Sunbury Rotary Club meets every Tuesday at the Ball Court Hotel, 60 Macedon Street, Sunbury, from 7pm.

■ sunburyrotary@gmail.com

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