Community history

Part of our 'Charlestown Talks' series

Everyone has a story.

Join us for a free evening of inspiring stories and learn about Lake Mac Community History innovations and projects.
Speakers include:

Judy Messiter, community historian, Lake Macquarie City Council
Dianne Taylor, oral historian and disability advocate
Ed Tonks, local historian

Wednesday 1 November, 7.30-9pm

Location: The Place, Charlestown Community Centre, corner of Frederick and Pearson Streets

Accessibility. The Place is accessible for wheelchairs, prams and trolleys. For details of accessible paths from the carpark, visit The Place website.

For more information, contact the Greater Charlestown Sustainable Neighbourhood Group on 0411 168 127 or [email protected].

Stay tuned for the next talk in our series. Keep up to date by liking our facebook page: www.facebook.com/greatercharlestownsng.

Sustainable Neighbourhoods Lake Macquarie
Our vision - Neighbourhoods that are empowered to live sustainably.
Our mission - Our work is to foster sustainable neighbourhoods and a healthy environment in Lake Macquarie
Our values - We are guided by our values of participation, inclusion, collaboration, empowerment and shared responsibility.

The Lake Macquarie Sustainable Neighbourhood Alliance is registered as a not for profit incorporated association under NSW Fair Trading. Sustainable Neighbourhood activities are managed and governed by volunteers and financed through grants, collaboration and community fundraising.

We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land and waters on which we live, work and play, the Awabakal People, and acknowledge the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who now reside in this area. We pay our respect to Elders past and present, and future cultural knowledge holders.

Sustainable Neighbourhoods is an initiative of Lake Macquarie City Council.
www.lakemac.com.au

We are proud to be a Very Neighbourly Organisation and supporter of Neighbour Day.
www.neighbourday.org