The City of Charles Sturt means the world. Stretching from the city to the sea, our community is diverse, vibrant and inclusive.
Have fun finding special things like pinecones, leaves, small rocks and even butterflies.
Get up close and learn about Aboriginal artefacts, tools and learn about native bush tucker plants.
A plant based, vegan cooking class with Rebecca Stonor - to celebrate nature and all it has to offer.
Get up close and personal with some of the native wildlife from Warrawong Sanctuary.
Composting is an organic and inexpensive way to transform garden or food waste into nutritious and fertile soil.
Make your own clay ornament inspired by nature and using natural materials.
Inspired by the beauty of nature and their own imaginations, children will use flowers, leaves, seedpods and seeds to create unique art
Fruit & Veg swap is an excellent way to build community, and reduce food waste.
Inspired by the beauty of nature & their imagination, children will use flowers, leaves, seedpods & seeds to create their own works of art.
Get into nature this October
City of Charles Sturt residents only can purchase Verges Alive Plant Packs
Experience an amazing array of our superb native ingredients in this author talk and signing of the award winning cookbook by Andrew Fielke.
Ever wanted to learn how to make new plants from established plants?
Well known personalities Rebecca & Costa share tips & tricks for living your best as participatory citizens in a conscious life.
Using a selection of flowers, leaves & natural materials, learn how to create your own unique, biodegradable suncatcher.
In this workshop, learn how to paint some of Australia's unique and stunning flowers, and the main principles of botanical art painting.
Practise or learn new drawing techniques with artist Kathleen Knight, taking inspiration from nature and patterns.
This intergenerational session brings together preschoolers & the young-at-heart to hear Shane read his book “Belle the Blue-banded bee."
Join us for a variety of tours across the City of Charles Sturt showcasing our community gardens and Community Gardening groups.
Gardening doesn't have to cost much money and you don't need a lot of space.
In this talk, be introduced to our invisible friends; the microbes that live in the soil, on plants, in the air, & within our very own body.
Get into Nature this October
