Popular Weekend Events in Bendigo (July Updated)

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Create a stunning pop-up Christmas card for that special someone. Discover the artistry of pop-up designs and create a card that will surprise and delight your loved ones this holiday season. This workshop is perfect for families and requires no bookings. However, when reserving a ticket for this session, please provide a phone number. This is necessary in case we need to reach out to you with any updates or to confirm your attendance closer to the event date. Rest assured that this information will be kept confidential. For more details on our privacy policy, please refer to our Privacy Information. Join us at the Bendigo Library, located at 259 Hargreaves Street, Bendigo, VIC 3550, on December 2, 2023, for our Pop-Up Christmas Cards event. Immerse yourself in the world of creativity and make a memorable card that will bring joy to your loved ones. Best of all, this event is free of charge. Come and experience the art of pop-up cards at Bendigo Library this Christmas. Let your imagination run wild as you create a unique and heartfelt card that will leave a lasting impression. Don't miss out on this opportunity to showcase your creativity and make this holiday season truly special.

The Women's Specific Clinic, known as Women's 102 A Solid Base [3hrs]: MTB Skills with Huck It, is an essential learning experience for riders looking to enhance their mountain biking abilities. With a focus on core techniques, participants will have the opportunity to ride smoother, faster, and safer. The clinic covers a range of topics including vertical range of motion, passive vs active movement, bike angulation, and bike-body separation. By understanding the importance of body position and utilizing their full range of movement, riders can greatly impact their traction, control, and energy conservation. This clinic is designed for intermediate riders who are eager to push themselves to more advanced terrains. However, it is also suitable for beginners who are looking to develop their foundational skills. Traction and control are emphasized in order to achieve a seamless flow down the trail. Each participant can choose the level of challenge that suits them best. It is important to note that beginner participants should be able to confidently ride up and down green trails without stopping or putting a foot on the ground. This clinic is not intended for first-time riders. While the course primarily caters to adults, accompanied children aged 12-15 are welcome, as long as their parent agrees to treat the clinic as an adult-only session. The Women's Specific Clinic will take place on February 10, 2024, at Black Stump Parking, Lot 4539 Mundaring Weir Road, Hacketts Gully, WA 6076. The ticket price for this event is $90. Join us for an opportunity to gain more confidence on your mountain bike and become a skilled and knowledgeable rider.

Learn and master essential techniques to enhance your mountain biking experience with the 102 A Solid Base [3hrs]: MTB Skills clinic. This comprehensive session will equip you with the skills to ride smoother, faster, and safer on the trails. Gain a deeper understanding of the vertical range of motion, passive versus active movement, bike angulation, and bike-body separation. Discover the importance of body position and utilizing your full range of movement to enhance traction, control, and energy conservation. By the end of the clinic, you will have the confidence to tackle more advanced terrain and overcome any challenges that come your way. Whether you are an intermediate rider looking to push your limits or a beginner rider learning the fundamentals, this clinic caters to all skill levels. Focus on maintaining traction and control to achieve a seamless flow down the trail, while still having the freedom to choose the level of difficulty that suits you. Please note that beginner participants should be able to ride green trails without stopping or putting a foot on the ground. This clinic is not suitable for first-time riders. It is essential to be present from the start of the session for a safety briefing. Arriving at least 15 minutes early is recommended to ensure you and your bike are prepared. The clinic will take place at Black Stump Parking in Hacketts Gully, WA 6076 on March 2, 2024. The ticket price for this event is $90. While the course primarily caters to adults, children can attend if accompanied by a ticket-holding parent. Please note that a minimum of three attendees is required for the event to proceed or it will be rescheduled. Gain a solid base of skills and elevate your mountain biking abilities with this informative clinic.

Women's 102 A Solid Base [3hrs]: MTB Skills is an event designed to help women riders improve their mountain biking techniques. In this clinic, participants will learn and refine essential skills to ride smoother, faster, and safer. The clinic covers a range of topics, including vertical range of motion, passive vs active movement, bike angulation, bike-body separation, front vs back brake usage, and more. By understanding the importance of body position and utilizing their full range of movement, riders can enhance traction, control, and conserve energy on the trails. The clinic aims to empower riders to take control of their biking experience, ensuring they are not just passengers on the bike. With a focus on braking techniques, participants will learn when and how to brake effectively to maximize their performance. This course is suitable for intermediate riders looking to tackle more advanced terrain, as well as beginners who want to master the foundational techniques. Beginner participants should be able to ride up and down green trails without stopping or touching the ground. Although the clinic is targeted at adults, accompanied children aged 12-15 are welcome to join. Women's 102 A Solid Base [3hrs]: MTB Skills will take place on March 16, 2024, at Black Stump Parking in Hacketts Gully, WA 6076. The ticket price for this event is $90.

Learn and perfect the fundamental techniques to enhance your mountain biking experience. Gain expertise in key skills such as Vertical Range of Motion, Passive vs Active Movement, Bike Angulation, Bike-Body Separation, Front vs Back Brake usage, and understanding the significance of body position and utilizing your full range of movement for improved traction, control, and energy conservation. This session is designed to elevate intermediate riders to tackle more challenging terrain, while also accommodating beginners looking to master foundational techniques. Participants will focus on maintaining traction and control to achieve a seamless ride down the trail, with the flexibility to choose their level of challenge. Beginners should comfortably navigate green trails without stopping or touching the ground. Please arrive at least 15 minutes early with your bike in order to commence on time. Remember, attendance for the safety talk at the beginning of the clinic is mandatory. This course is tailored for adults, although children can join if accompanied by a ticket-holding parent. The event requires a minimum of 3 attendees to proceed as scheduled.

Join the Stitch & Yarn monthly group at Gallery 1855 in Tea Tree Gully for the March session. This group offers a unique opportunity to cultivate creativity and togetherness while learning the art of embroidery. Led by the talented community and textile artist Michelle Jahn, participants will learn to embroider on a variety of captivating photographs that hold personal meaning. By using a range of embroidery techniques and colorful threads, old holiday or themed photos can be transformed and given new life. The Stitch & Yarn dates for this session are set for March 16th, with more dates to be announced. Additionally, participants have the optional opportunity to share their photographic stories with other creatives and prepare their embroideries for a future exhibition at Gallery 1855 in mid-2025. This exhibition will showcase the creative outcomes of months of dedicated stitching. It is important to note that participation in the group and exhibition is free, and no previous experience is required. The Stitch & Yarn sessions are suitable for individuals aged 16 and older. While thread and yarn are provided, participants are welcome to bring their own materials if desired. The only thing required from participants is their original photos or copies of old photos, with heavy paper recommended for copies. Michelle Jahn, the facilitator of the group, brings a wealth of experience in fabric design and a passion for helping others realize their creative potential. Her workshops are known for fostering a sense of play, experimentation, and imagination. Join the Stitch & Yarn monthly group at Gallery 1855 to embark on a creative journey and discover the joy of embroidery.

Join ceramic artist Simone Linder-Patton at Gallery 1855 in Tea Tree Gully for an exciting workshop on creating beautiful ceramic pocket-sized wall planters. Simone will guide participants in the use of soft clay slabs to form original shapes and unique textured patterns. The planters will be glazed to emphasize the textured markings and then fired, ready for collection approximately four weeks after the workshop on March 17, 2024. These ready-to-hang creations will add a touch of elegance to any home decor. The workshop is suitable for beginners and above, aged 16 years and over. While ideas for shapes and patterns are helpful, they are not necessary, as Simone will provide all materials and tools needed. Participants should wear comfortable clothing that can withstand a little mess. Please note that cancellations made after 9am on March 8, 2024 may not be refunded. Simone Linder-Patton, a ceramist and educator based in the Adelaide Hills, brings her expertise and passion for art to her workshops and classes. She has showcased her stunning pit-fired and sgraffito carved works both nationally and internationally. Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn from a skilled artist and create your own miniature ceramic masterpieces. Secure your spot today for just $40.

Join artist Katie Sandison at Gallery 1855 in Tea Tree Gully for an immersive workshop on creating intricate drawings of moths on timber using Prisma pencils. Katie, an experienced painter and art teacher, will share her experimental and fun drawing techniques developed over many years. Delve into the fascinating world of moths and study their decorative characteristics as you create a vibrant Prisma composition on timber. This workshop is suitable for beginners to advanced artists aged 18 years and over. All materials and equipment will be provided, so just come in suitable art workshop clothing and get ready to unleash your creativity. We'll even provide tea and coffee to keep you refreshed throughout the workshop. Please note that cancellations after 9am on Friday, March 15 may not be reimbursed. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from the talented artist Katie Sandison and create your own stunning moth drawings on timber. Reserve your spot now for just $35.