Featured Events in Port Macquarie in February, 2024 (July Updated)

Saskia Everingham, an acclaimed felt artist, will be conducting a one-hour workshop on the art of felt making. This unique event, titled "Felt Flower Workshop - Valentine's with a difference," will take place on February 11, 2024, in Macquarie Park at the stunning Eden Gardens. During this workshop, participants will have the opportunity to learn the basics of felt making and create a beautiful felt flower using silk and wool. With Saskia's expert guidance, attendees will be guided through every step of the process, resulting in a stunning brooch or hair piece that they can wear immediately. One of the highlights of this workshop is the freedom to choose your own color combinations, allowing for a truly personalized creation. All materials will be provided, making it convenient for participants to fully immerse themselves in this creative experience. With a minimum age requirement of 10, this workshop is suitable for both beginners and experienced felt enthusiasts. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from an award-winning artist and explore the world of felt making. Join us at the Felt Flower Workshop - Valentine's with a difference, and discover the joy of creating unique and beautiful pieces with your own hands. Secure your spot now for a ticket price of $50.

Experience the essence of Lunar New Year with a unique event at Eden Gardens in Macquarie Park. Join us for a delightful Asian high tea and indulge in a serene ceremony as you learn the art of making mini vegetarian spring rolls. Savor the flavors of Chinese-Indonesian sweets that perfectly complement the occasion. Renowned artist Jayanto Tan, whose work is showcased at Eden Unearthed, will be present to share his creative journey with you. Engage in an enlightening conversation with Tan while sipping tea in our exclusive private dining room. Immerse yourself in the mesmerizing insights about his artistic expression and the inspiration behind his captivating pieces. Under Tan's expert guidance, you will have the opportunity to craft your own spring rolls, acquiring the skills and techniques behind this traditional culinary art. Partake in a small ceremony accompanied by the delightful taste of authentic sweets, symbolizing the significance of Lunar New Year. Join us on February 11, 2024, at Eden Gardens, located at 307 Lane Cove Road, Macquarie Park, NSW 2113, for this remarkable Lunar New Year celebration. Experience the vibrant atmosphere and the graceful presence of Jayanto Tan as you embrace the festivities. Tickets for this unique event are available at the price of $50. Don't miss this exclusive opportunity to immerse yourself in the rich culture and traditions of Lunar New Year with Eden Unearthed and Jayanto Tan.

Join students from St Paul’s Catholic College Aboriginal dance group for a captivating and educational experience at the Press Play: Dingo in the Dark Performance. This unique and interactive storytime performance, inspired by the book "Dingo in the Dark" by Sally Morgan, takes you on a journey with Dingo, a lovable character who is afraid of the dark. Only when the Sun is there to watch over him can he find peace and sleep. In this engaging showcase, Dingo's friends embark on a mission to make him feel safe when night falls. For children aged 3-8 years, this event guarantees an enchanting and entertaining experience for all attendees. Children must be accompanied by an adult, so please ensure to book a ticket for both adults and children. The Press Play: Dingo in the Dark Performance features two sessions to accommodate everyone's schedule. In the first session, from 10-10.30am, participants can engage in art-making outside and create their very own Australian animal shadow puppet. Following this, from 10.30-10.45am, the performance takes place inside The Cube, captivating audiences with the heartwarming story of Dingo. The second session begins at 10.45am, allowing participants to join the art-making activity outside and create their shadow puppet. The session concludes with the performance from 11.15-11.30am inside The Cube. The Multi-Arts Pavilion (MAP mima), located in Speers Point Park, is the venue for this enchanting event. Accessible by ramp and equipped with accessible toilets, MAP mima ensures everyone can enjoy the performance. Whether arriving by public transport, the lake foreshore cycleway, or car, ample parking is available for attendees. Plus, there are accessible spaces for buses onsite and in the surrounding parklands. Don't miss out on this extraordinary opportunity to immerse yourself in the Press Play: Dingo in the Dark Performance on February 25, 2024. Best of all, admission is free, so seize the chance to join us at this remarkable event.