Archibald winner Wendy Sharpe AM headlines Dream and Reason, a printmaking exhibition exploring nature and the sublime at Gallery Lane Cove.
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3 events,
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Archibald winner Wendy Sharpe AM headlines Dream and Reason, a printmaking exhibition exploring nature and the sublime at Gallery Lane Cove.
Free
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A free fortnightly drop-in for parents with sleep and feeding questions, hosted by a sleep consultant and lactation consultant at Village Vibes Café in Greenwich.
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Lane Cove Library's Poets in Residence group meets on the last Monday of each month for locals to discuss and share their poetry, free and no bookings required. |
3 events,
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Goodman Group hosts an online update and Q&A on the proposed Project Mars data centre, Tuesday 1 September.
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Willoughby Council's Support Local campaign hosts a business showcase and networking night, 1 September, celebrating local entrepreneurs.
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The Australian premiere of James Graham's one-man show The Man comes to Pottery Lane Performance Space for four nights only. |
3 events,
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Currambena's STEAM Playgroup brings messy, hands-on play for under-6s to the school grounds every Wednesday during term.
$2
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The Australian premiere of James Graham's one-man show The Man comes to Pottery Lane Performance Space for four nights only.
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Snow, Moon, and Flowers brings classical Japanese dance and immigrant stories to Pottery Lane Performance Space for two nights only. |
7 events,
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A free, drop-in monthly coffee catch-up for Lane Cove locals at The Canopy, held the first Thursday of every month.
Free
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Crafters Corner meets at Lane Cove Library on the first Thursday of every month for a free, relaxed morning of craft and conversation.
Free
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Men over 55 can try a taster Men's Cooking session this Lane Cove Festival, cooking and eating a three-course meal together.
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Archibald winner Wendy Sharpe AM headlines Dream and Reason, a printmaking exhibition exploring nature and the sublime at Gallery Lane Cove.
Free
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Makerspace Night at Lane Cove Library runs on the first Thursday of every month, giving makers access to Cricut, 3D printing and laser cutting.
$5
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6 events,
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Join Lane Cove Council's Harbourcare team for a litter-collecting kayak paddle along the Lane Cove River this Biodiversity Month.
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Lane Cove Library's free Digital Discoveries sessions return on Friday 4 September, offering one-on-one tech help in 30-minute slots.
Free
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Lane Cove Plaza hosts a free family activity session on the first Friday of every month.
Free
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Lane Cove Festival @ Sydney Fringe launches on 4 September with a free night of live music, cabaret, circus and dance at The Canopy.
Free
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Free, quiet HSC study sessions at Lane Cove Library, Fridays 5–8pm and Sundays 2–5pm, 4 September to 25 October.
Free
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9 events,
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Drop by Lane Cove Plaza on Saturday 5 September to chat with your ward councillor in a relaxed, informal setting, no appointment needed.
Free
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Discover the bugs and creek creatures living in the neighbourhood at this free citizen science event at Stringybark Creek.
Free
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The Lane Cove Bushland & Conservation Society brings native plants and local nature books to the Plaza this spring.
Free
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Get your child's car seat checked and fitted correctly for free at Lane Cove Council's car seat safety clinic.
Free
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Archibald winner Wendy Sharpe AM headlines Dream and Reason, a printmaking exhibition exploring nature and the sublime at Gallery Lane Cove.
Free
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4 events,
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The Longueville Hotel serves up a Black Angus tomahawk for Father's Day, Sunday 6 September.
A group of dedicated local residents are behind Repair Cafe Sydney North. A repair cafe is a group of skilled local residents who want to fix things instead of throwing them away. Lane Cove residents are invited to bring broken items from home and watch them being repaired. You may even be inspired to learn how the repairs […]
Free
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Free, quiet HSC study sessions at Lane Cove Library, Fridays 5–8pm and Sundays 2–5pm, 4 September to 25 October.
Free
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The Australian premiere of James Graham's one-man show The Man comes to Pottery Lane Performance Space for Five nights only. |
1 event,
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Drop in and make your own bracelets, earrings and accessories at this free jewellery-making session, Monday 7 September, 5:30pm. |
1 event,
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Archibald winner Wendy Sharpe AM headlines Dream and Reason, a printmaking exhibition exploring nature and the sublime at Gallery Lane Cove.
Free
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3 events,
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Currambena's STEAM Playgroup brings messy, hands-on play for under-6s to the school grounds every Wednesday during term.
$2
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Lane Cove Bush Kids explores Aussie owl calls with a story, bush walk and craft activity for ages 2 to 5.
Free
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Hear how ecology, genetics and sociology combine to restore native bush rats to Sydney's bushland, Wednesday 9 September, 7pm. |
2 events,
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Dads and father figures gather monthly at St Leonards Library for parenting talks and open discussion with The Fathering Project.
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Lane Cove Theatre Company explores grief and legacy after John Lennon's death in this new play, 10 to 13 September at Pottery Lane. |
6 events,
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Celebrate jazz luminary Judy Bailey's legacy at At Your Request, an interactive concert at Lane Cove Civic Centre, Friday 11 September, 6pm.
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Archibald winner Wendy Sharpe AM headlines Dream and Reason, a printmaking exhibition exploring nature and the sublime at Gallery Lane Cove.
Free
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Free, quiet HSC study sessions at Lane Cove Library, Fridays 5–8pm and Sundays 2–5pm, 4 September to 25 October.
Free
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Torch-lit twilight walk spotting possums, geckos and bats at Tambourine Bay Park, Friday 11 September, 5:45pm to 7:30pm.
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Learn about the proposed Goodman Project Mars data centre and what it could mean for Lane Cove at this community meeting. |
5 events,
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Saint Ignatius' College Riverview hosts the annual Jesuit Mission Bazaar, a community fundraising fair supporting Jesuit Mission's work overseas.
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Come and try orienteering at Penrose Street Playground, with courses suited to beginners through to superfit adults.
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Lane Cove Festival's community anchor day, Big Day Out at The Canopy, returns 12 September with the new Made in Lane Cove Markets alongside free activities and performances.
Free
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Lane Cove Theatre Company explores grief and legacy after John Lennon's death in this new play, 10 to 13 September at Pottery Lane.
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Lane Cove Theatre Company explores grief and legacy after John Lennon's death in this new play, 10 to 13 September at Pottery Lane. |
4 events,
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Join a guided tour of Gore Hill Memorial Cemetery and learn about Lane Cove's pioneers, Sunday 13 September, 10am to 11:30am.
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Explore Hughes Park Community Garden with kids' planting activities and a Garden History Gallery, Sunday 13 September, 10am to 1pm.
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Free, quiet HSC study sessions at Lane Cove Library, Fridays 5–8pm and Sundays 2–5pm, 4 September to 25 October.
Free
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Lane Cove Theatre Company explores grief and legacy after John Lennon's death in this new play, 10 to 13 September at Pottery Lane. |
2 events,
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Join BookChat at Greenwich Library for a free monthly chat about books. September's theme is Intrepid Women: Memoirs of Solo Travellers.
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Bestselling author Megan Dalla-Camina discusses her book She Who Remembers with journalist Jacinta Tynan at Lane Cove Library. |
0 events,
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4 events,
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Currambena's STEAM Playgroup brings messy, hands-on play for under-6s to the school grounds every Wednesday during term.
$2
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Memory Cafe marks Dementia Action Week with a special lunch gathering for people with dementia and their carers.
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Learn practical sustainability steps for your household at this online Good for the Hood session with Jo Taranto and Jill Absolom.
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BCD Theatre's new satirical comedy Algorithm of Us plays at Pottery Lane Performance Space from 16 to 19 September as part of Lane Cove Festival.
$59
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4 events,
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Red Cross helps residents set up the Get Prepared emergency app at Lane Cove Library, Thursday 17 September, 10am to 12pm.
Free
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LaVoce, Lane Cove's own community choir, gives a free Lane Cove Festival performance at the library.
Free
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Learn about microbat ecology and how to help protect them at this free online talk, Thursday 17 September, 7pm to 8pm.
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BCD Theatre's new satirical comedy Algorithm of Us plays at Pottery Lane Performance Space from 16 to 19 September as part of Lane Cove Festival.
$59
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3 events,
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Heart of the Nation brings free hands-on CPR and AED training to three Lane Cove venues from July to September.
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Free, quiet HSC study sessions at Lane Cove Library, Fridays 5–8pm and Sundays 2–5pm, 4 September to 25 October.
Free
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BCD Theatre's new satirical comedy Algorithm of Us plays at Pottery Lane Performance Space from 16 to 19 September as part of Lane Cove Festival.
$59
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5 events,
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Lane Cove Council is inviting artists of all ages to create an artwork using small waste materials to win $100! Submit your artwork between 4 September - 8 October 2026. On the 11th October 2026, all artworks will be displayed and the public will vote for their favourite work.
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Artarmon Public School's Multicultural Fair returns on 19 September, celebrating cultural diversity with performances, food stalls and family activities.
Free
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The Cameraygal Wind Symphony returns to The Canopy on 19 September for a free concert from this 70-strong community ensemble.
Free
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Carisbrook Historic House opens for Devonshire Tea and a self-guided tour on the third weekend of every month.
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BCD Theatre's new satirical comedy Algorithm of Us plays at Pottery Lane Performance Space from 16 to 19 September as part of Lane Cove Festival.
$59
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8 events,
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Explore two contrasting Lane Cove ecologies on guided walks through Ventemans Reach's wetlands and Lovetts Reserve's sandstone bushland.
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Lane Cove Rotary's quarterly Car Boot Sale returns with 40 sellers, a sausage sizzle and plenty of bargains to find.
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Carisbrook Historic House opens for Devonshire Tea and a self-guided tour on the third weekend of every month.
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Willoughby Park hosts native animal displays, live music and a Nature Makers Market at the free Willoughby Fauna Fair.
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Greenwich Public School marks 150 years with a Spring Fair featuring rides, stalls and family entertainment. |
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0 events,
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1 event,
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Author Tim Ayliffe joins Shorelink's Libby Reads book club online to discuss his new crime thriller, Dark Desert Road.
Free
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1 event,
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Free weekly Tai Chi with Judy at The Canopy, every Wednesday, 9:30am to 10:30am. Suitable for all levels.
Free
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4 events,
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Lane Cove Library's Writers in Residence group meets monthly on the last Thursday, welcoming writers of all levels to share stories and ideas.
Free
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Jokes, poetry or interpretive dance, Open Mic Night at The Canopy welcomes it all.
Free
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ODIE brings a one man black comedy Odyssey to Pottery Lane as part of Best of Fringe.
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That's Me in the Corner brings the classic Aussie pub muso to life in this funny, nostalgic one-man show. |
5 events,
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Lane Cove Plaza marks the last day of term with $5 gelato, live music and family activities at the Gelatissimo Plaza Party on Friday 25 September.
Free
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Free, quiet HSC study sessions at Lane Cove Library, Fridays 5–8pm and Sundays 2–5pm, 4 September to 25 October.
Free
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Soulfood A Cappella brings 50 voices and 50 years of Australian pop to The Canopy for one night only.
Free
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Gia Ophelia brings its award winning one woman satire to Pottery Lane as part of Best of Fringe.
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Gia Ophelia, JB Theatre Co's award-winning one-woman show, plays Pottery Lane Performance Space on 25 and 27 September as part of Lane Cove Festival.
$44
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6 events,
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Help care for Stringybark Creek's bushland with tree planting and nature activities at this free community morning.
Free
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Lane Cove Council is inviting artists of all ages to create an artwork using small waste materials to win $100! Submit your artwork between 4 September - 8 October 2026. On the 11th October 2026, all artworks will be displayed and the public will vote for their favourite work.
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The Lane Cove Baha'i community hosts a free family picnic at Hughes Park Community Garden on Saturday 26 September, with shared food and games.
Free
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Nature writer Leicia Petersen presents Sydney's spring wildflowers in Mandarin at Chatswood Library, Saturday 26 September, 3:30pm.
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ODIE brings a one man black comedy Odyssey to Pottery Lane as part of Best of Fringe. |
4 events,
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Guided bird and wildlife walk around Tunks Park with North Sydney Council and Avianation's Mark Fuller, Sunday 27 September, 7:30am.
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Free, quiet HSC study sessions at Lane Cove Library, Fridays 5–8pm and Sundays 2–5pm, 4 September to 25 October.
Free
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Gia Ophelia brings its award winning one woman satire to Pottery Lane as part of Best of Fringe.
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Gia Ophelia, JB Theatre Co's award-winning one-woman show, plays Pottery Lane Performance Space on 25 and 27 September as part of Lane Cove Festival.
$44
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3 events,
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Parents can drop in for free baby sleep and feeding advice with a sleep consultant and lactation consultant at The Junction Coffee Co in Lane Cove.
Free
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Synergy Youth Centre hosts a free Tabletop Games Tournament for ages 10 to 17 on Monday 28 September, with prizes for top players.
Free
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Lane Cove Library's Poets in Residence group meets on the last Monday of each month for locals to discuss and share their poetry, free and no bookings required. |
1 event,
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Synergy Youth Centre introduces young people to disc golf these spring school holidays, with a $5 session on Tuesday 29 September.
$5
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6 events,
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Free weekly Tai Chi with Judy at The Canopy, every Wednesday, 9:30am to 10:30am. Suitable for all levels.
Free
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This free wills, guardianship and power of attorney information session is fully booked, but a waitlist is open through Sydney Community Services.
Free
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St Andrews Uniting Church Longueville marks the 50th anniversary of its Spring Fashion Parade, with this year's proceeds supporting the Rev Bill Crews Foundation.
$15
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St Andrews Uniting Church marks 50 years of its Spring Fashion Parade on 30 September, raising funds for the Rev Bill Crews Foundation.
$15
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Different Degrees Theatre Ensemble ask what would happen if they were in charge. Bursting Into Life is an original 45-minute work inspired by the Roman feast day Saturnalia and Shakespeare's Twelfth Night, in which hierarchies topple and the ensemble imagines the small changes — and the raucous, fantastical ones — that might make a difference […]
Free
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3 events,
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A free, drop-in monthly coffee catch-up for Lane Cove locals at The Canopy, held the first Thursday of every month.
Free
-
Crafters Corner meets at Lane Cove Library on the first Thursday of every month for a free, relaxed morning of craft and conversation.
Free
-
Makerspace Night at Lane Cove Library runs on the first Thursday of every month, giving makers access to Cricut, 3D printing and laser cutting.
$5
|
1 event,
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Free, quiet HSC study sessions at Lane Cove Library, Fridays 5–8pm and Sundays 2–5pm, 4 September to 25 October.
Free
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2 events,
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The Diddy hosts a full-scale Oktoberfest with ten brewer tents, live bands and bratwursts, strictly 18+.
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Writer William Huang (Huang Weiqun) shares his literary journey in a free Mandarin-language talk at St Leonards Library on Saturday 3 October.
Free
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5 events,
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Write a letter to a stranger and receive one in return at Dear Stranger, a free Lane Cove Festival activation at The Canopy this weekend.
Free
A group of dedicated local residents are behind Repair Cafe Sydney North. A repair cafe is a group of skilled local residents who want to fix things instead of throwing them away. Lane Cove residents are invited to bring broken items from home and watch them being repaired. You may even be inspired to learn how the repairs […]
Free
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Free, quiet HSC study sessions at Lane Cove Library, Fridays 5–8pm and Sundays 2–5pm, 4 September to 25 October.
Free
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Trumpeter Nana Koizumi performs a jazz-infused Studio Ghibli tribute at Pottery Lane Performance Space, with two sessions on Sunday 4 October.
Free
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Trumpeter Nana Koizumi performs a jazz-infused Studio Ghibli tribute at Pottery Lane Performance Space, with two sessions on Sunday 4 October.
Free
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