Growing together for 125 years
This month’s Triangle includes a special 4-page lift out filled with historical photos tracing the long history of the Cobargo Co-op.
Join the Co-op in a day of celebration on Friday, 27 November, 10.00 am to 3.00 pm at the Co0-op on the main street in Cobargo.
Since its establishment in 1901, the Cobargo Co-operative Society (Co-op) has been woven into the fabric of our community.
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Come together and celebrate our young musical stars at Four Winds on Sunday, 22 November.
Every November, more than 200 students from across the Bega Valley and beyond gather at Four Winds for a day filled with music, connection and community. Joined by their teachers, mentors and professional musicians, they come together on the Windsong Pavilion stage to share what they’ve been learning and celebrate the … Read more »
Following months of rehearsals, a group of 13 Quaama Public School students headed up to Sydney to perform as part of the combined Primary Proms Choir performance on Thursday, 17 September. The choir composed of about 650 students sang 10 songs during the concert, showcasing the talents of NSW public schools. The concert also featured piano and viola solos and several orchestral and ensemble pieces.
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Pruning Saw
In this regular column, Triangle Tool Library members share the tools they love and what they use them for. First up is Cecile Bower and her favourite: the pruning saw.
‘It’s my favourite tool,’ says Cecile. ‘I prune trees. I cut down small logs.’
For Cecile, borrowing means being able to use a tool she couldn’t otherwise afford.
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If you haven’t taken the pilgrimage from Pam’s Store up the Gulaga Mountain walking track, you may not be aware of the magic that is hiding there. There is a quaint, honour-system roadside stall filled with local treasures, including local seasonal fruit and veg, fresh flowers, eggs, botanical wonders, special salt mixes and home-baked specialties.
The Tilba Tilba Roadstall, open Saturdays and Sundays, is the creative genius of Yvonn Deitch and her … Read more »
If you’ve eaten at Boneless in Bermagui, you’ll know the food. But you may not know much about the people behind it, Tenzin and his partner Emily (Ems). Tenzin Butt grew up in Central Tilba, ‘My parents owned the Gulaga Gallery, which is like the hemp, crystal hippie store, and we lived in the house directly behind the shop, which was an awesome place to grow up.’
After finishing … Read more »