The Buskers Festival is on again\, and on two nights will be held in the Botanic Garden\:
Friday October 1st.\: \; \; \; \; \; \; The Flash\, \; Mr. Spin\, \; Tutti Frutti\, \; Blackstreet Boyz.
Saturday October 2nd.\: \; Clown Loto\, \; Mr. Spin\, \; Patrick Duffy\, \; The Flash.
Aussie Barbecue and Teas/Coffees\, cold drinks and icecreams will be available on both nights.
END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20120522T100403Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20101016T000000Z DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20101016T140000Z UID:http://ncrbg.com.au/cms/events/botanica-green-living-festival-0 URL;VALUE=URI:http://ncrbg.com.au/cms/events/botanica-green-living-festival-0 SUMMARY:Botanica Green Living Festival DESCRIPTION:This year Botanica is the culmination of a week long Festival\: The Sustainable Living Festival. For further information go to http\://www.coffsharbour.nsw.gov.au/slf.
The festival \;aims to promote and demonstrate the move towards sustainable living by increasing awareness and enthusiasm for environmentally-sustainable ideas\, products and services\; showcasing \;the Coffs Coast as a leader in sustainable living. \;
Botanica itself features stalls selling native plants\, arts and crafts as well as local leaders in architectural design\, alternative energy solutions\, cheesemaking and even raising chickens at home.
Arrawarra Aboriginal Community will be involved this year\, providing bush tucker\, and selling Aboriginal arts and crafts.
There will be lectures on living green - caring for the environment\, habitat preservation\, alternative energy solutions\, waterwise gardening\, composting\, no-dig gardens\, and many more instructive programs.
Children's programs include story time\: reading by Coffs City Library staff\; scarecrow making (with prizes to be awarded)\; and \; exhibits will display frogs\, cane toads and native animals.
Dates\: 16th. and 17th. October 2010
On \;16th. October\: A ramble through Bongil Bongil State Park conducted by Alex Floyd will start at 10 am. followed by lunch in the Gardens. At 1.30 pm. Barry Kemp will take the group through areas of the Garden to teach the Evolution of Australian plants from Gondwanaland onwards. Both of the walks will be fascinating glimpses into Australian Botanical history.
$50 per ticket includes a light lunch and soft drinks.
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