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Bats, Bees and Blossoms

Join wildlife biologist Dr Clancy Hall and bee enthusiast Ian Driver to discover who does the pollinating in your backyard and how to attract or deter them. Learn the easy way to identify pollinators that make flowers pop and fruit drop. Connect with naturalists in your area through local Citizen Science projects. Find out how your observations can help pollinators power the planet. Hear how to entice Australian Native Bees to your garden.

Meet a cute flying-fox and receive a native flowering plant to take home.

Supported by council’s Bats in Backyards Project team.

Session details:

$5 per person. Registration essential. Ages 16 and over.

Payment required within 15 minutes to complete registration.

Go to My account dashboard, select Charges, select Pay online and follow the prompts.

Further information on how to pay online.

No refunds unless Libraries cancels the event.

Sculpture on the Edge

A creative feast of nine days of art, food and natural beauty. Arts Connect Inc’s annual event, Sculpture on the Edge, is back for its 15th celebratory year. This nine day creative feast of art and food is being held in the natural beauty of Flaxton Gardens on the Sunshine Coast. The exhibition of indoor and outdoor sculptures, which are all for sale, aims to ignite your imagination, inspire and delight you. Workshops will be held as part of the event to entice you to get in touch with your hidden talents or to further develop your skills. With thanks to the generous support of the sponsors, donors and event partner, Flaxton Gardens, Sculpture on the Edge is a not to be missed experience for everyone.

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