Have you realised?"Most of the things we need for a good life can be sourced within 30 km of where we live...if we know where to look. But how many of us know what our communities have to offer?"

Would you love to get some support and inspiration for completing a home, business or garden job?
Would you like to contribute to your community, in a really connecting way?
Are you passionate about Community and Localisation?
Would you enjoy having time to think about what you really want to offer in your community?

Feedback from our last Offers & Needs Market: " It was a beautiful process and a great opportunity for connecting with community and bringing together needs and offerings. I enjoyed being part of the evening and connecting with new people. I love the concept of linking offers and needs, which I haven't seen done so effectively before. Samantha was well organised and did a great job at helping participants feel at ease and connect with each other."

Enjoy the aliveness and joy of connecting with someone who needs your skills, services or resources or someone who can help you with what you need.

Who is it for?
Everyone, including children 8 years and above. We all have things to offer and we all have needs.

What is it?
Two-hour, guided process where people meet to identify and exchange passions, knowledge, skills, resources, opportunities, and needs. From finding a place to live, to sharing a recipe, engaging a professional service or a tutor, the opportunities are endless!

Contribution: $10 or B10 ( for existing community exchange members)
We don't want to exclude anyone so if this is unaffordable for you, please contact Samantha.

Tickets

Arrive 2.30pm to settle in before prompt 3pm start

Curious to know more?

Here's a 6 minute video describing the process: https://vimeo.com/356823600
Here's a 4 minute YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ArAxQaXyNgc

"The OANM unearths and shares the diverse forms of wealth we all have, and reminds us that so much of what we need for a good life is already within our grasp."