more information can be found here 

https://facebook.com/events/s/macrame-session-2/175758813832694/?ti=icl

Thank you for everyone’s interest in providing Kids Yoga and Mindfulness classes in Narrabri.

Due to an overwhelming positive response and messages I am looking at running 2 classes at the Narrabri Aquatic Conference room;
Starting Monday 17th Feb- 4:15-5:05pm
Starting Tuesday 18th Feb - 3:50-4:40pm
Classes will be capped at 8 so places are limited. They will run for 7 weeks. Please message me if you would like to reserve a spot. I’m very excited and can’t wait to work with the children. 

To keep updated from now on please go to my Facebook page and Like. This page will keep you informed on upcoming classes as well as Wellbeing news in our local area. 
https://m.facebook.com/profile.php?id=105794680915698&ref=content_filter

Thank you for everyone’s interest in providing Kids Yoga and Mindfulness classes in Narrabri.

Due to an overwhelming positive response and messages I am looking at running 2 classes at the Narrabri Aquatic Conference room;
Starting Monday 17th Feb- 4:15-5:05pm
Starting Tuesday 18th Feb - 3:50-4:40pm
Classes will be capped at 8 so places are limited. They will run for 7 weeks. Please message me if you would like to reserve a spot. I’m very excited and can’t wait to work with the children. 

To keep updated from now on please go to my Facebook page and Like. This page will keep you informed on upcoming classes as well as Wellbeing news in our local area. 
https://m.facebook.com/profile.php?id=105794680915698&ref=content_filter

#ridealongwithus
Seats available on the Gwabegar to Narrabri Bus Service on Wednesday 10th October. Contact us now on 6795 4265 or info@namoicare.org.au to book a seat or for future dates.

Look out !  👀 February will soon be here and on Feb 2 we will commence a new Sunday teaching/ preaching series from the Book of Nehemiah.
‘Team=dream’
Narrabri 10am
Wee Waa 4pm

In this lecture we look at the work of two fe-male sculptors who lived in Cornwall, UK for most of their lives. Barbara Hepworth (1903–1975) became a leading light in the modernist movement in British art. Barbara Tribe (1913 – 2000) came from Australia and was a talent-ed sculptor. She returned to Australia on many occasions in later life. We take a fascinating in depth look at the similarities and differences in the work of these two pioneering female artists of the 20th Century.

Our first meeting for this year will be next Saturday, 8th February, at Gerda’s place, 7, Lenore Crescent, at 10 am.
All welcome 🌻🌸🌺