Classes, meet-ups to know about on this week's community noticeboard

Wingecarribee Local Planning Panel Meeting

The Wingecarribee Local Planning Panel has three independent experts and an independent community member, who all determine different development applications in the region and provide recommendations. The meeting will be livestreamed on the council website. The agenda can also be found on council's website.

Preschool storytime at Bowral and Moss Vale Library

Children aged three to six and their guardians can enjoy stories and crafts weekly. It is free and no bookings are required.

Justice of the Peace

Justice of the Peace volunteers are present to witness documents at the following locations:

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Soul Food Co Op and Soul Warmers Café

This café and co op is ran by the community for anyone in need. There is a variety of discounted produce, bread, non-perishables, frozen food and meals. Free coffee is also served. Learn more about the initiative via Soul Warmers Café and CO-OP on Facebook.

Railway Street fresh food and produce market

Grab fresh produce, plants, organic sourdough breads and more that are made and grown in the Highlands.

Crop Swap Robertson

Exchange crops, plants and magazines at this weekly meet-up. People do not have to come with crops to take anything from the table. No money is exchanged. All are welcome.

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Line Dancing

Come and make friends and learn line dancing in Mittagong. People must be members of Mittagong Seniors to participate, which is an annual fee of $10 and a weekly attendance fee of five dollars to cover things such as morning tea. Those interested can turn up on the day to learn more or email mittagongseniors@gmail.com for more information.

Ukulele group

People can learn more about playing the ukulele and make friends. People must be members of Mittagong Seniors to participate, which is an annual fee of $10 and a weekly attendance fee of five dollars to cover things such as morning tea. Those interested can turn up on the day to learn more or email mittagongseniors@gmail.com for more information.

Yerrinbool crafts

People are invited to bring their crafts to this weekly meet-up and share knowledge with others. It does not matter if it is cardmaking, upholstery, knitting, crocheting, or any other type of craft.

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International Folk Dancing group

Learn folk dancing at this weekly class. This group has performed at Tulip Time in the past. Classes are $10 per person. Email Margaret via margaretvconnor@gmail.com for more information.

Prancing for Parkinson's

People diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease can dance and improve their movements on a weekly basis. They are lead by occupational therapist and dance teacher Margaret Connor. Classes are one hour, followed by a 30 minute debrief with a cuppa. They cost $10 per person with Parkinson's, and friends, family members and carers can participate for free. For more information, call Margaret on 0466 166 866, or email margaretvconnor@gmail.com.

Qigong classes

Seniors can take part in Qigong classes, with gentle exercises to help people increase their energy and reduce stress. People must be members of Mittagong Seniors to participate, which is an annual fee of $10. The class has a weekly fee of seven dollars. Those interested can turn up on the day, call the centre on 4868 0888, or email mittagongseniors@gmail.com for more information.

Mature Exercises

AUSfit leader Jane Reid helps seniors improve their flexibility, balance and movement through gentle exercises. To take part in classes, people must become a Mittagong Seniors member which has an annual fee of $10, pay a weekly attendance fee of five dollars and seven dollars per week for the class. Those interested can turn up on the day to learn more or email mittagongseniors@gmail.com for more information.

Volunteering opportunities through Volwing

Volwing is the region's volunteer resource organisation, where people can make a difference in the community, learn new skills and make friends. There are a variety of positions available that cater to many interests. They include teaching learners to drive, greeting tourists at museums, serving food, being a reading assistant at a primary school, tending to gardens, and more. To find out more, go to volwing.org.au, call the office on 4869 4617, or visit the office from Monday to Thursday from 9.30am to 1pm.

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