Robertstown Wandering Tales
Description
You're invited on a Rural Ramble to Robertstown as Foliage & Food hosts Wandering Tales where you will get to hear some local yarns & enjoy a light afternoon tea from 1pm till 3pm Sunday.
Join us under the silos of Robertstown for stories of starting over, regrowth and nature making a comeback. Hosted by award-winning playwright and theatre maker, Fleur Kilpatrick, settle in for an afternoon of tales from nature as three local storytellers take to the stage (well, it’s more of a campfire than a stage). With hot drinks and damper on offer, this cozy country event will celebrate the resilience of people and our environment. Perhaps you might even want to share a story of your own. You’ll get a chance! We’ll pass the open mic around.
Want to make a whole weekend of it?
To make it a real Rural Ramble, there are some extra opportunities over the weekend.
Saturday 10th & Sunday 11th October:
Old Store 17 will be open between 10am & 1pm serving tea, coffee and light snacks @ 1 Commercial Street Robertstown.
Saturday 10th October:
Speed Shear event where you will get to witness some elite shearing from the local legends of the shears in our community @ the Robbie Hotel, 1 Main Road, Robertstown. Time TBA closer to the event.
Sunday 11th October:
'A changing garden of many rooms' offers you the opportunity to see the unique and inspiring open garden of Chris and Deb from 10am - late (if you want to see the night garden and lights) @ 8 Corey Street, Robertstown.
Country Market and Car Boot Sale will give you the opportunity to search through treasures from 10am till 4pm.
Location. The paddock between the Robbie Hotel & Tschirns Mechanical.
Garage Sale Trail is developing throughout the town over the weekend. Keep an eye out for future updates.
So why not make a weekend of it! Enjoy Friday, Saturday and or Sunday night in Robertstown with Bed and Breakfast locations on offer as well as caravanning, camping and dump point facilities available at the Robertstown Oval.
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