6pm, 26th Nov – Pizza and ‘Ocean’ film night at Jindivick Hall
RSVP for pizza link: https://tinyurl.com/y83ht6ew

6pm, 26th Nov – Pizza and ‘Ocean’ film night at Jindivick Hall
RSVP for pizza link: https://tinyurl.com/y83ht6ew

Baw Baw Shire is a big place, so we’re hitting the road and bringing a regular Council pop-up to rural towns all across Baw Baw.
Come along and speak with Councillors and members of the Executive team. This is an opportunity to ask questions, share ideas and provide us with feedback on matters affecting you and your community.
3pm – 6pm
Monday 24 February
Jindivick Hall
1065 Jacksons Track
Last year we visited many towns including Thorpdale, Longwarry, Neerim South, Rawson and Willow Grove. Next up is Jindivick! More sessions are planned for 2020, stay tuned for details
All welcome, no need to RSVP.
We look forward to seeing you there!

Dress in preloved or op shop costumes or ball gowns. Formal attire with flair. Masks are a must. Light supper will be provided. Drinks provided by Jindivick Cricket Club at bar prices. NO BYO. Entertainment provided by ‘Two Shades’ with music spanning from the 40s to now.
Ticket prices:
$35 per adult
$25 per child (13 & under)
Tickets at TryBooking, Details on Facebook
This is a fundraising event by the Jindivick Mechanics Institute to replace the existing stage and hall curtains.
30th June 2018
7pm – Midnight
CONTACT DETAILS
Contact: Gabi Mandel Ph : 0419321479 E: jindievents@gmail.com
Their lives could have been written so differently: the story of Henry Lawson and Mary Gilmore’s lost love.
Still revered across Australia, Henry Lawson is one of the nation’s favourite writers and poets. His contemporary, Mary Gilmore, was a literary icon and radical socialist. Both were heroes of literature that had enormous influence over each other.
Both were later the face of Australia’s currency.
Both were secretly betrothed to each other.
At the end of the 19th Century, Mary Gilmore was introduced to the young Henry Lawson. As their friendship developed, Mary found herself caught in the midst of an intense relationship between Henry and his formidable mother, the suffragette Louise Lawson.
What followed was the beginning of a love affair, soon thwarted by a devastating deception.
After researching Mary Gilmore’s memoirs, writer Anne Brooksbank first uncovered the tale of loving promises between two of Australia’s most famous writers. Taken from excerpts from the couple’s surviving letters, this is the first time Henry and Mary’s forbidden relationship has been brought to the professional stage.
Ticket Prices
Full: $35.00
Concession: $32.00
U/18: $20.00
Jindivick Mechanic’s Institute: 1065 Jacksons Track, Jindivick
For bookings please visit the WGAC
SUNDAY 25th FEBRUARY 2018 10.30AM – 3.00PM
Jindivick Hall Jacksons Track
ADMISSION – $5.00 PER Adult (Children free)
Market stalls, sausage sizzle, craft demonstrations, fire brigade display, morning and afternoon tea, kids activities and the auction which starts at 3.30pm.
We have a fantastic selection of goods and services, also including prize winning flowers, cakes, preserve and garden produce – not to be missed!
ENTRIES CLOSE THURSDAY 22nd FEBRUARY
All inquiries to: –
Nikki Cadzow 56 285 361
Robyn McCraw 0407 285 235
Entries Secretary: 56 285 397
Entries Email: Janetsimmonds953@gmail.com
Make a day of it, turn over for things to do and see in and around Jindivick
Get the Entry form and Schedule
Please bring a chair and a salad to share

The West Gippsland Arts Centre is presenting a musical at the Jindivick Hall. This is an all singing, all dancing tribute to the man who went on to become the most famous dancer of all times.
Bringing back the old world glamour and charm with plenty of toe-tapping tunes and legendary dance routines of the era, A Fine Romance takes the audience from Fred’s humble beginnings on Broadway,all the way to his Hollywood days and on screen romances with his many leading ladies, including Ginger Rogers, Judy Garland, Audrey Hepburn and Rita Hayworth.

Audiences will love the costumes, the songs, the glitz, the extraordinary dancing and of course, the music. This show has something for everyone.
Songs include: The Way You Look Tonight, They Can’t Take That Away From Me, Let’s Call the Whole Thing Off, Cheek to Cheek, Puttin on the Ritz, Top Hat, That’s Entertainment, ‘S Wonderful, Night and Day and many more.
Full: $20.00
Concession: $18.00
Members: $15.00
U/18: $15.00
Groups 10+: $15.00
Jindivick Mechanic’s Institute: 1065 Jacksons Track, Jindivick
For bookings please visit
SUNDAY 26th FEBRUARY 10.30AM – 3.00PM
Jindivick Hall Jacksons Track
ADMISSION – $5.00 PER Adult (Children free)
This year we are going to ‘Paint the Town PINK’ for breast cancer awareness, funds from the activities will go to local groups who support breast cancer patients.
Market stalls, sausage sizzle, craft demonstrations, fire brigade display, morning and afternoon tea, kids activities and the auction which starts at 3.30pm.
We have a fantastic selection of goods and services, also including prize winning flowers, cakes, preserve and garden produce – not to be missed!
ENTRIES CLOSE THURSDAY 23rd FEBRUARY
All inquiries to Nikki Cadzow 56285361, Cadzow@dcsi.net.au
Make a day of it, turn over for things to do and see in and around Jindivick
Get the Entry form, Schedule and Special Pink Entry
Nov 17, From 4:30 to 6:30 pm at the hall. Two on-site meetings over August and September with the council and the community reference group have resulted in revised plans for the CAM signs along the track. These plans will be on display at the Jindi Cafe before this meeting, as well as at the Hall on the 17 Nov. This is your opportunity to drop by and meet with the council officers to discuss the changes or concerns relating to each site. A short meeting from 6 -6:30 pm will be held to work out the next steps for the signs. Contact: Jeff Hyde 0402 705 792
The plans for the signs can be downloaded here (click on the links below):
Stall holders required as a one off opportunity to clean up & sell your pre-loved items. De-stash the shed, cupboards or the house! Make the most of the Melbourne cup long weekend and spring clean 2016, come book a site at the Jindivick Country market. On Saturday 5th November 2016 9am -1pm in the Jindivick Hall & outside grounds including tennis courts.
Contact Market coordinator Don : email countrymarket@jindivick.org.au or 0427 968 503
Come grab a pre-loved or upcycled bargain and some fresh local produce. Handmade# Homegrown# Real food#Homebaked# Unique products#