Curly Haired Folker from… Dover!
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD
TWO acclaimed musicians will be making their way to the Berwick and District Folk Club (Badfolk) this month for a night of...
Something to sing about
SCHOOL days school days good old golden rules days!
The school year is in full swing again now and for some Pakenham youngsters it has...
Never too old
By BRIDGET COOK
Cranbourne U3A is proof that people are never too old too learn a new skill.
And the organisation is urging older people to...
Up close with farm animals
AN animal petting farm and storytellers from the Casey-Cardinia libraries will be among the attractions at the relaunch of the Family Connections supported playgroup...
Music to jazz up park
EMERALD Lake Park will be alive with the sound of music during February, thanks to the Cardinia Shire Council.
For the fifth year, the council...
Whistle Down the Wind
SET IN the American deep south state of Louisiana, Whistle Down the Wind is a story of innocence, coming of age and a fugitive...
Success grows for fresh food market
The Berwick Farmers Market is growing in size, value and contribution to farmers and the community.
The Christmas Twilight market in December attracted a...
Tractors pull in
THE quiet coastal village of Tooradin is set to come alive on Saturday for the town’s 16th annual Tooradin Tractor Pull and Truck Show.
With...
Oz Day activities abound
AUSTRALIA Day celebrations will be in full swing across Casey this month, with a range of events on offer for residents to ignite their...
A Curtural Precinct reveal
THE STARS are coming to Casey this week for a big announcement.
ARIA award-winning singer Guy Sebastian and comedian Ben Price will attend an event...
Roped in for Everest climb
By BRIDGET COOK
A GROUP of fitness fanatics is going to the end of the earth to support a Berwick woman in her plight to...
Twilight Christmas
The Christmas Farmers’ Market will again feature a family festival at the Old Cheese Factory in Berwick.
The whole family can enjoy the wonderful...