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Ginninderra Village Markets
2nd Sunday of each month

Janaury 11, February 8, March 8, April 12, May 10, June 14, July 12, August 9, September 13, October 11, November 8, December 13

October 11th 2009 is our 3rd birthday market

Markets take place in the grassy area around historic Ginninderra Village, O'Hanlon Place, Gold Creek, Nicholls. PLEASE NOTE: There may be some changes to the location if building works begin at the Village.

Getting there: Turn into Gold Creek Road from the Barton Highway and then left into O'Hanlon Place. By bus on Sundays, take the 51 or 52 from either Gunghalin or Belconnen Interchange (ask for the Federation Square stop). During the week buses also run from the Civin Interchange There is ample, free parking in the Gold Creek area. Ginninderra Village is situated at the historic end of O'Hanlon Place, opposite Cockington Green model village. There are a number of good cafes in the area.

Regular stallholders include:

* Tribe of the Little People: fairy cards, gifts, bookmarks, books and tarot decks; incense, cloaks, medieval style clothing, dragons, puppets, jewellery, circlets, letter openers, quill pens and more.
* Evan and Jenni: Pashminas, silk scarves, pearls, embroidered bags.
* Spice Island Imports: Fabric covered ottomans, pashminas, bags, batik fabrics/sarongs, unique bags, quality silver jewellery, inlaid wooden gifts
* Lilitu's sterling silver and gemstone jewellery
* Laura & Frank Mulligan - Opus Glass: hand-made diacroic glass jewellery and slumped glass plates and bowls
* Anna Snow - The Creative I: Unique, hand-made gemstone jewellery and knitted products
* Sveta & Peter: Knitted products including hats, scarves and jumpers, jewellery and gifts
* There are a number of stalls from time to time, selling a variety of collectables: Jane, Julie and Bob
* George & Bernadette: Plants (Spring and Summer only)
* Karen and Helen - unique, hand made jewellery
* Isaac - hand crafted African crafts from Kenya
* Marijuana Moisture - hemp oil skin products

We also have a range of casual stallholders selling quality clothing and fabrics from Pakistan, African jewellery, honey, knitted hats & scarves, books, felt and other crafts and gifts.

NEW STALLHOLDERS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME

For more info telephone 02 6230 2272 - ask for Lilitu.

AUTUMN EQUINOX FESTIVAL
SATURDAY MARCH 21st 2009

FOR PHOTOS GO HERE

MINI EXHIBITION:

The Art of Joabie Lovett

JOABIE LOVETT, is a 33 year-old Indigenous artist descended on his father’s side from the “Fighting Gournditchmara,” from South Western Victoria, and on his mother’s the Tahitian High Chiefs of Raiatea.

By combining concepts of traditional Aboriginal dreamtime stories and universal symbolism, Joabie gives an overview of the shared knowledge of the fundamental principals of the universe and Dreamtime which are forever creating.

“I am in awe of fire and death, as both light and darkness are also forever renewing themselves. There may be no light without darkness and no darkness without light.”

Abraxus ba Mirndai
by Joabie Lovett
Oil on canvas