Men’s Shed News August 2020
Shed member and lathe master Paul Oliver, showing rolling pins made at the Shed and ready for sale at the TCB Markets
Reducing risk of chronic disease workshop
Join exercise physiologist and physiotherapist, Hetvi Patel and Life Coach, Mental Health Nurse and Stress Management Therapist Joy Black, in discussing and exploring all aspects of healthy living and find out what you can do to reduce your risk of developing chronic disease.
This free session will be informal, supportive and fun and will be held on Monday, August 17 from 1-3pm.
Come by yourself or bring a friend, but make sure you’re there. Bookings to Joy on 0455 629 232.
My health for life (myhealthforlife.com.au) is a preventative health initiative funded by the Queensland Government and delivered by an alliance of Queensland not-for-profits including Diabetes Queensland, Heart Foundation and Stroke Foundation.
Beer Brewing
Do you have an interest in brewing your own beer? Do you want some advice, an introduction or just a sticky beak? Then why not come along to our next get together on Sunday, August 16 from 1-4 pm. Come by yourself or with a friend.
This event is sponsored by Mitre 10 and Beach to Bay Pest Management. For further information or to book, please call Pat 0400 949 509
Macrame Workshop
Explore macrame concepts and techniques, meet new friends and have fun at one of the Men’s Shed macrame workshops.
These workshops will provide instruction and ideas in a friendly and supportive environment. Bring your own materials or purchase from our stocks. The cost is $5 per workshop plus $2 donation towards tea/coffee/morning tea. The workshops will be held every monday in August from 9am – 12 noon.
Bookings to Carole on 0437 880 438.
Anyone for chess?
Register your interest to be part of a regular chess group in a relaxed and quiet environment.
Bring an old friend and/or meet a new one. The cost is just a $2 donation for tea/coffee/morning tea and it’s held every Tuesday 12 noon – 3pm. Bookings to Bryan on 0420 299 651.
All workshops and the chess group are held at Tin Can Bay Community and Men’s Shed, behind Cityfarm, Tin Can Bay.
