Featured Events in Cove in October, 2024 (February Updated)

Experience a luxurious 5-hour beach party at The Island: Beach Club Saturdays in Sydney. The event kicks off at 4.15 pm and continues until 9.15 pm at the exclusive rooftop venue at Man O'War Steps. Treat yourself to VIP Banquette and Table Packages to enjoy a VIP experience. Water taxi transfers are available every 30 minutes from 4.15 pm onwards. Tickets and packages are non-refundable, so secure your spot now for an unforgettable day by reaching out to reservations@theislandsydney.com. Don't miss out on this opportunity to witness The Island in action on October 26, 2024. Ticket prices range from A$55.30 to A$3,967.75, so book early to avoid disappointment.

PT by the Sea is back and taking us to...... Heron Way Reserve, Hallett Cove.Led by a local fitness instructor Rosemary this program is ideal for: · People of all fitness levels and abilities – even first timers. · Anyone wanting to improve their fitness levels and health · Those wanting to reduce daily pain and discomfort. · All ages! Bring along a friend, family, partner, your kids or fly solo and get your daily dose of physical activity! When: Weekly Tuesdays @1:30pm - 2:30pm Where: Heron Way Reserve, Hallet Cove. Meet near the fitness equipment. Please contact the Active Recreation Coordinator, Adele for any questions about the program via email moveit@marion.sa.gov.au. Information Source: Move It Program | eventbrite

Enjoy an evening with Rosemary Gattuso, author, facilitator, and trainer, sharing insights from her book It’s not you, it’s me! Chronic Overthinker's guide to self-reflection. This groundbreaking work merges Rosemary's expertise in law, neuroscience, and her experience of trauma. It provides practical strategies to overcome personal adversity, and explores the art of finding strength through difficulty. Praised by industry leaders, her book offers a framework to foster resilience, understanding, and growth and a deeper sense of self through thoughtful reflection. Books will be available for purchase on the night. Free event. Bookings essential. Information Source: Lane Cove Library | eventbrite

For Small Business month Lane Cove Council is hosting Marc Bineham of The Money Sandwich to deliver his captivating talk ‘Surviving Burnout: The Signs, The Symptoms and The Solutions’. Uncover the roots of burnout, delve into the crucial realm of financial wellbeing, discover practical solutions to reignite passions, foster empowerment, resilience, and a culture of support and growth. Essential for creating a thriving business, or rediscovering your passion for working in one, take the crucial first step towards reclaiming control over work, finances, and ultimately, our lives. Marc is a leading financial wellbeing speaker, TEDx Talk presenter, and award-winning author who strives to empower audiences to live their best life. He has delivered over 30 years of professional financial advice, has been featured by The Sydney Morning Herald and The Financial review, and won the 2010 Australian Advisor of the Year award. Free event. Bookings essential. Information Source: Lane Cove Library | eventbrite

Nell Buchanan and Ivan Lucic are back - and Nell is thrown into her most emotionally fraught investigation yet. A controversial entrepreneur is murdered in a remote mountain valley, but this is no ordinary case. Ivan and Nell are soon contending with cowboy lawyers, conmen, bullion thieves and grave robbers. But it's when Nell discovers the victim is a close blood relative that the past begins to take on a looming significance. What did take place in The Valley all those years ago? What was Nell's mother doing there, and what was her connection to troubled young police officer Simmons Burnside? And why do the police hierarchy insist Ivan and Nell stay with the case despite an obvious conflict of interest? Books available for purchase and signing. Information Source: City of Marion Libraries | eventbrite

This regular weekly class for older children is run by artist an experienced educator Bridget Seaton . Term 4 will run for 9 weeks every Thursday from 17 October - 12 December 2024 at Atwell House. The price is for the entire 9 week course. Painting and drawing are an important part of this class and is often the starting point for a project that follows one or two themes per term. This class extends beyond traditional painting and drawing and children are given the opportunity to try out different ways of working such as: print making, collage and mixed media work, bookbinding and craft, acrylic and water-based paints, pastels and pencil and occasional 3D modelling. Work is not purely representative, and students will have the opportunity to explore elements of design, abstraction, personal expression, decorative art, pattern and craft. Please bring an A3 heavy cartridge paper sketchbook to the first class - ALL OTHER MATERIALS ARE PROVIDED. This sketchbook will typically last for a few terms and can be stored at the centre. Tips on where to buy a sketchbook will be sent with booking link. Information Source: Bridget Seaton - Artist and Teacher | eventbrite

Dementia: what it is and what we can do. Enjoy an afternoon with Dr Christine Lopacinski, a retired GP who has a particular interest in the importance of lifestyle in preventative health. She is a regular speaker for u3a and for community groups. Dr Lopacinski will talk about what dementia is; how to prevent it through our lifestyle; available treatments and the role of carers. Free event. Bookings essential. Information Source: Lane Cove Library | eventbrite

Experience The Island: Sunday Social event in Sydney at the exclusive Man O'War Steps venue. The 5-hour party begins at 3 pm on October 27, 2024, and continues until sunset. Dive into the vibrant atmosphere with a DJ lineup that will be announced soon. Elevate your experience with VIP Banquette and Table Packages available for that extra special treatment. Enjoy water taxi transfers every 30 minutes from 3 pm at Farm Cove Street, Sydney, NSW 2000. Tickets range from A$44.86 to A$3,967.75, and all packages are non-refundable. For more details or inquiries, contact reservations@theislandsydney.com. Don't miss out on this unforgettable event!

Discover the most influential songs in the history of jazz. Experience the famous works, composers and players who shaped this music genre, from Dixieland to Bebop, Swing to Fusion, Latin to Cool. Local musician Graham Ball presents a review of the development of jazz from its African origins to the present day. Free event. Bookings essential. Information Source: Lane Cove Library | eventbrite