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Showing posts with label Springwood. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Springwood. Show all posts

Monday, April 3, 2017

All on the 4th weekend of April

Springwood will be a happening town on the 4th weekend of April 2017

Of course there's our wonderful Springwood Community Quilt Show with more than 130 quilts plus lots of great stall holders selling fabric, sewing and vintage goodies. 

Friday 28th - Sun30th
Springwood Hight School, Grose Rd, Faulconbridge.






On the same Saturday Springwood celebrates Foundation Day. 


Springwood Foundation Day represents a huge day for the lower Blue Mountains community to participate in the festival that celebrates the spirit of our town.
The main road is closed to traffic from 7 am to 5 pm, allowing pedestrians to enjoy over 80 stalls, live entertainment including 3 main stages with 25+ performances on the day, rides for the kiddies & much, much more.
Date/Time & Venue: 
Saturday 29th April 2017, 9am to 4pm
Macquarie Road, Springwood NSW 2777
Find out more at their website or facebook page



But wait - there's more!! Also on over the same weekend is an exhibition of textile arts called Textiles out Of Context. The rooms of Braemar House Gallery will be filled with innovative works of quilts, weaving, spinning, knitting, crochet, costume design, millinary and more.

The opening for the exhibition is Saturday 8th April at 5.30pm, everyone is welcome to attend. 

The exhibition is then on until 30th April, with the gallery being open on Thursday-Sundays 10-4pm.
Braemar House and Gallery, 104 Macquarie Rd, Springwood. Gold coin donation.

Find out more at the Facebook page here
















Sunday, April 8, 2012

Thank You Banner Hangers

The roster is out and by now you should be able to see a few Community Quilt Show banners strategically displayed around the Blue Mountains. Committee members Chris, Bob and Suzanne have hung their assigned banners.  Today, being Easter Sunday, I had a family lunch at my home here in beautiful Springwood.  What a great opportunity to engage the help of family members.  My nephew, James, is always keen to help and this year my sister, Donna, was encouraged to tie a few cable ties.  Well done crew! We even had the driver of a passing train give us a friendly wave of approval.