NEW Norfolk’s two major service clubs will be swinging into action this weekend for the Derwent Valley’s biggest annual Christmas celebrations. CAROLS IN THE PARK: The Lions Club of New Norfolk’s traditional Carols in the Park will be held at Tynwald Park from 6-10pm this Friday, December 13. Entry is free,
Christmas decorations were installed inHigh St, New Norfolk, last weekend bythe New Norfolk Business Alliance andthe New Norfolk Christmas Group CHRISTMAS decorations have been hung in High St and final preparations are being made for several other longstanding festive traditions in the town. The New Norfolk Lions Club’s traditional Carols
Derwent ValleyChristmas Community Market Sunday, December 1, 2019 New and pre-loved items for sale. Cakes, preserves, plants and other home-made items. 10am-2pm at Derwent Valley Community House The Avenue, Willow Court, New Norfolk
A Derwent Valley Concert Band buglerplaying the national anthem. ABOUT 100 people attended this morning’s Remembrance Day service at the New Norfolk Cenotaph in Circle St, including students who walked across from Fairview Primary School. The official party included Local Government minister Mark Shelton MHA, acting Derwent Valley mayor Jessica
Derwent ValleyCommunity Market Sunday, November 17, 2019 10am-2pm at Derwent Valley Community House The Avenue, Willow Court, New Norfolk (Next market on December 1)
The rose garden at the New Norfolk Cenotaph in High St. A SERVICE for Remembrance Day will be held at 11am on Monday at the Cenotaph in Circle St, New Norfolk. This is organised by the New Norfolk RSL Sub-Branch and the Derwent Valley Council. All are welcome. The event
EMERGING musicians from two of Tasmania’s leading bands will perform a concert at the New Norfolk War Memorial Hall this Sunday. The concert will feature the talents of the Development Band of the Derwent Valley Concert Band and the Level 3 Band of the Clarence City Band. Entry to the
Some of the tributes placed in the memorial garden atArthur Square in New Norfolk. THE annual “Pink Lady Day” memorial service was held recently at New Norfolk’s Arthur Square. Now well established, the event is held near the rose garden that has been developed as a memorial to those lost
MOLESWORTH Fire Brigade is one of the volunteer brigades in the Hobart district which will throw open their fire station doors to visitors this Sunday. Members of the public are invited to come along to meet their local brigade members, enjoy a sausage sizzle and talk with Tasmania Fire Service
TASMANIA FIRE SERVICE Lachlan and surrounding area residents For information on the Glenfern Fire, come along to the Community Meeting tonight (Wednesday) at 6.30pm at the Lachlan Community Hall.
A MEETING to update the community on Upper Derwent Valley bushfire recovery and preparedness will be held at Maydena this Wednesday evening. With summer approaching – and the first fire weather warning already issued – the Tasmania Fire Service invites the community of the Tyenna Valley in particular to hear
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