Final festival days
MANLY
The Play Manly festival winds up on Saturday. Don't miss your chance of seeing this beachside suburb come alive with art, music, food, stories, movies, nightly illuminations, games and fun. Many events are free. Check out the festival guide.
Open air cinema
MONA VALE
Snuggle up under the moonlight at the open air cinema this Friday at for a screening of The Proposal (2009); gates open at 6pm and movie starts at 7pm. On Saturday A Wrinkle in Time (2018) will be screening, gates open at 5pm for a 6pm movie start. Both movies are at Village Park, pack your own snacks or grab food from a variety of food trucks. Tickets are $5 per person (plus booking fee) and Dine and Discover vouchers accepted. Bookings essential.
Bags to riches
DEE WHY
Grab a bargain or find a treasure while enjoying live music from young local musicians at this Youth Week market day. On at Walter Gors Park from 9am-1pm.
Taste of the Beaches
NORTHERN BEACHES
The month-long Taste of the Beaches festival kicks off on April 30, with Palm Beach Wine Garden. Come along Saturday or Sunday for this exclusive cellar door event that's showcasing a range of wine alongside local food and entertainment. After this, Taste of the Beaches will continue during May with a wide range of events - from intimate to family friendly - to keep you eating, drinking and playing. Check out the program online or social media.
Beyond the shadows
MANLY VALE
Beyond the crackling fire, between the shadows of trees, past the lapping waters of the dam - a mysterious creature stalks the darkness. Will that scare you off? Or will you make it to the campfire, to hear the tale. Inspired by camp legends, ghost stories, and family histories that we all heard growing up, this play asks how we can come back from the brink after having lost everything. A Campfire Story is an immersive, site specific work that's a modern take on oral story telling traditions. Presented by Arbour Theatre Company and Theatre Versus Everything. On this Friday, Saturday and Sunday at 7pm at Manly Dam. Bookings essential.
Get your hands dirty
INGLESIDE
Join in a composting and worm farm workshop at 10am on Saturday at Kimbriki Eco House. Cost $30pp or $50 for a family (two adults and up to three children). Bookings essential.
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