What else is on?

This page contains links to a number of activities outside of the Prince Henry environs which may be of interest. There may be many more. Please complete the feedback form below if you'd like to advise amendments and/or additions.

Kamay parkrun | every Saturday morning

What: Weekly timed 5km runs for all ages and abilities

When: 7am every Saturday

Where: Yarra Bay Beach, Yarra Rd, Phillip Bay

Cost: FREE!

Who: Open to everyone of all ages and abilities

Find out more and register: Check out the Kamay parkrun website

Malabar Combined Probus Club | fourth Tuesday of each month

Probus is all about Friendship, Fellowship and Fun in retirement. Probus provides you with the opportunity to join together in clubs and to progress healthy minds and active bodies through social interaction and activities with retirees in your community. Probus opens the door to new experiences and friendships, you can hear wonderful guest speakers, stay active by participating in a wide range of activities and explore your community, your country or the world.

Everyone is welcome to come along to our regular meetings.

What: Malabar Combines Probus Club meetings with guest speakers

When: Fourth Tuesday of each month at 10am

Where: Upstairs at the Juniors Malabar (formerly Malabar RSL), 28 Victoria Street, Malabar NSW 2036

More information: Call 02 9311 2461 | check out the Malabar Combined Probus Club Facebook page | Visit the Probus South Pacific website

Save Yarra Bay | Protest Flotilla on Yarra Bay | 8 March

SAVE THE DATE!

What: Save Yarra Bay Protest Flotilla

When: Sunday 8 March

Where: Yarra Bay

More information: TBA — watch this space | Save the Bay Coalition (Save Yarra Bay Coalition) Facebook page | Save Yarra Bay website

The Anchor of Lapérouse: A Conservator’s Perspective | 13 June 2020

Join internationally renowned conservator Julian Bickersteth from International Conservation Services, and curator Roxanne Fea from La Perouse Museum as they explore the history and possible future of the anchor of Lapérouse. This talk will explore the forensic nature of curation and primarily focus on the art of conserving maritime artefacts of this scale and interpretative significance. Refreshments will be served.

What: The Anchor of La Pérouse: A Conservator's Perspective

When: Saturday 13 June 2020 from 1:30pm to 2:30pm

Where: Instrument Room of the La Perouse Museum, 1542 Anzac Parade, La Perouse

Cost: $15 per person

Bookings: Bookings essential | To order and pay for your ticket/s go to http://www.randwick.nsw.gov.au/community/whats-on/events/2019/october/the-anchor-of-la-perouse-a-conservators-perspective