Join us on Saturday 2 June 2012 to celebrate one of the biggest events in our calendar, the Campsie Food Festival!
Foodies will love Campsie's transformation into a bustling market place, while treating themselves to an array of exotic food from countries like France, Hungary and Portugal as well as some traditional favourites from Japan, Thailand and Turkey.
This festival brings people from all different backgrounds to celebrate not only the harmony between cultures but also celebrate our love for good food.
This year's program will once again feature live cooking demonstrations of which audience members will be able to sample the food and meet our celebrity chef, Heather Jeong!
Join us at 10 am to open the festival followed by fantastic cultural performances entertaining the crowds all day. There really is something for everyone!
Find out more at http://www.campsiefoodfestival.com.au/
News & Updates
Local community groups can apply for their share of $90,000 through Council's 2012 Financial Assistance Program 2012.
Local residents are being encouraged to be on the lookout for The Salvation Army's Red Shield Appeal Doorknock volunteers who will be collecting money for a great cause this weekend.
The Campsie Food Festival just keeps getting bigger and better with a continuing focus on all things food. This year there is a feast of flavours on offer so don't miss out! Saturday 2 June, from 10am - 4pm.
Council is developing a Keeping of Animals policy to help local residents understand the rules for keeping animals at home.
The City of Canterbury has established a Sporting Grounds Advisory Group in an effort to maximise the use of local sporting fields.
As the cooler months approach it's a bit of a struggle to get motivated to head outdoors for a spot of exercise. So 'beat the winter blues' by joining the City of Canterbury's Aquatic and Fitness centres today!
Finding a job is one of the most daunting tasks, particularly for school leavers, long-term unemployed and new migrants. That's why Council is encouraging job seekers to get 'the advantage' at Lakemba Library's Job Seekers Workshop on Wednesday 30th May.
Community groups are eligible for up to $2,000 each with priority given to non-profit voluntary organisations and innovative community development projects. Funding is also available for decorations for community celebrations and festivals. Applications close on Friday 29 June 2012.
If you drive a vehicle that is at a high risk of theft, why not protect your car by installing a free car immobiliser (worth $220) currently available from Council.
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