Let’s celebrate the Platinum Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth 11 by getting dressed up and enjoying an afternoon with delectable British dishes. It can be traditional, fusion or even modern British. […]
Join us in June for an adaptation of Henrik Ibsen's classic play. Adapted for the stage by Joanna Murray-Smith Director – Mark Kilmurry To the world, Nora Helmer has it […]
This month’s walk will begin at Manly Wharf and will take us via Shelly Beach, North Head and Collins Beach back to Manly Wharf. Our walk through Sydney Harbour National […]
The English Conversation group provides an opportunity for members who have English as a second language to practise their English in a relaxed, supportive and informal environment. We meet on […]
Step back in time into one of Sydney's oldest buildings. Explore the New South Wales Parliament with a free guided tour. Visit both chambers where laws are made and see […]
The Little Snail Restaurant & Bar serves French (inspired, wink wink) cuisine. We will enjoy a three-course meal in the dining room that has a high ceiling with glass windows […]
Book by Ivan Menchall, Lyrics by Don Black, Music by Frank Wildhorn For a change of pace in July, Theatre Group will take in a Saturday Matinee musical. At the height of the Great Depression, Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow went from two small-town nobodies in West Texas, to America’s most renowned folk heroes and […]
IMPORTANT INFORMATION: Since the Covid pandemic and subsequent issues with staffing in cafes and restaurants, it has become increasingly difficult to find suitable venues for Sunday Brunches. After fruitlessly spending ages checking out places on the internet, I have made a booking for later than usual at Mosman Rowers. I have needed to provide my […]
Christmas doesn’t have to come only once a year, so let’s gather together and celebrate a SWIC Christmas in July at a Morning tea. In many places Christmas in July has become a tradition, but where did it come from? Well - according to legend, Christmas in July was first celebrated at a North Carolina […]
Join us on a visit to The Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre, a cultural facility of the Liverpool City Council on the banks of the Georges River. Built in 1951 by the NSW Electricity Commission, the Casula Powerhouse was erected to supplement electricity production during Winter and power shortages. The Powerhouse was decommissioned in 1976 and […]