1920s London, two sweepstakes winners, Cecily and Mavis are surprised by a mysterious stranger at their front door. A whirlwind romance eventually follows and Cecily marries the stranger. However, friends and family uncover disturbing clues about his past. Will Cecily escape his vile clutches?

Cost: Adults $35.65 and Concession and Groups (10+) $30.65. Please book and pay by Thursday 9th February. There will be an opportunity for a pre-theatre meal.

This activity is for MEMBERS and PARTNERS only.

Winnell's Wander Loop starts and finishes at Engadine Station.  We will be following the Forbes Creek Track, the Pipeline Track and the Winnell's Wander Track going via the Needles along the Woronora River.  When registering please provide your mobile number and membership number.

Check with the Walk Leader as to the cost of the car pool. We start with a coffee at a cafe near the wharf before boarding the ferry which circles Scotland Island on Pittwater. The walk starts on a fire trail, past the houses of Elvina Bay to an historic grave and onto the base of a waterfall. A bush track is then followed to a creek crossing; care is needed here on slippery rocks. We then ascend to Birnie Lookout with its extensive views over Pittwater. The descent to Hall's Wharf is via a bush track, over some swampy ground to a fire trail and a bush track around the youth hostel and finally fire trails. The cost of the ferry is Adult $17 and Concession $11. EFTPOS or cash accepted.

THIS ACTIVITY IS NOW FULL. Barely Athletic" are a bottom-of-the-ladder queer five-a-side soccer team in a local LGBTQI+ amateur league in England. On-field success is what they're after, but it's how these five very different personalities support each other off field that lies at the heart of this hilarious and heart warming comedy about football, friendship and finding your way.

Cost: Adults $35, Concession and groups (6+) $30. Please book and pay by Thursday 23rd February. There will be an opportunity for a pre-theatre meal

Join me and Denise on this walk along the Parramatta River.  The walk is on well marked tracks and follows Yaralla Bay and Chicken and Hen Bay.

A very pleasant and easy stroll discovering this heritage walk which showcases places where early colonial settlers in Baulkham Hills established farms before the end of the 18th Century. We will walk through valleys of tall Blackbutts and a Sydney Turpentine Ironbark Forest (which is now an endangered vegetation community) and then follow the Headwaters of Toongabbie Creek which was the earliest land to be settled in Baulkham Hills. Interpretive signs tell the stories of the early settlers (the track is marked with the Heritage Trail Logo).  This circuit walk starts and finishes at Astrid Ave, Baulkham Hills.  Your own transport will be required for this activity.  When registering please provide your mobile number and membership number.