Northern beaches what's on guide: June 2-5, 2022

Come along to Picnic in the Park this Saturday to enjoy a spectacular line up including the Bluey and Bingo Live Interactive Experience, SplashDance live performance, music and dancing. Sessions run 9.30am-11.30am or 12.30pm-2.30pm at Lakeside Park. Tickets are $15pp, with Dine & Discover and Parents vouchers accepted. Bookings essential.

COLLAROY

The Beatles have remained one of the most influential and popular groups in rock and roll history, and for over 14 years, The Beatels have been Australia's tribute group of choice for audiences who love The Beatles. Featuring Bruce Coble as John, Steven Shipley as Paul, Marcus Phelan as George and Neil Rankin as Ringo, The Beatels bring alive the music and the spirit of a live Beatles concert. See them on stage this Sunday from 6pm at The Beach Club. Bookings essential.

MANLY

Celebrate the 20th Anniversary of Cabbage Tree Bay becoming a 'no take' aquatic reserve this Sunday. Smoking ceremony and First Nation's dance performance from 10am, followed by kids' art, marine talks and walks, underwater photo display, and live music. On at Shelly Beach 10am-4pm. Free.

DEE WHY

This market day event will include almost everything you need for babies and kids. The pre-loved items will help savvy shoppers save bundles. It's on at the PCYC, at 40 Kingsway from 9am-12pm this Sunday. Shopper entry $4, kids free.

DEE WHY

Queen: Bohemian Rhapsody is the ultimate Queen experience. The band is led by Thomas Crane who is arguably the best Freddie Mercury in Australia, if not the world. With years of experience, he sounds and looks like Freddie. He even has the charisma and moves to get the audience going, just like Freddie. On at Dee Why RSL this Friday. Doors open at 8pm, show starts at 8.30pm. Bookings essential.

WARRIEWOOD

Pick up fresh local produce at The Beaches Market at Pittwater Rugby Club every Friday from 8am-12.30pm. There's also a range of other products including: local honey and speciality cheeses, fish, meat, olive oils, breads, plants and flowers.

ONLINE

Join this online discussion to uncover and acknowledge the positive impact that bees and other pollinators have on our ecosystem. You'll also discover ways to help support and protect them in a changing world. On this Friday from 6-6.45pm. Free, but bookings essential through the Coastal Environment Centre 1300 000 232.

ONLINE

Bring your philosopher's stone and favourite muggle to this one, but beware of Lord Voldemort, for this night to remember. It's online, but organised by The Forest Hotel, on Wednesday, June 8 from 7pm. Bookings essential by calling 9451 3699.

ALLAMBIE HEIGHTS

Come and lose yourself in the music of Brazil on Saturday, June 11. Anna and Gino take you on a journey beyond The Girl from Ipanema, exploring songs of beauty, sorrow, irreverence and joy. On at Humph Hall, 85 Allambie Road from 7-9.30pm. Bookings essential by calling 0400 803 804 or email wayne@humphhall.org.

AVALON

Local band Edgecliff will be launching the release of their latest single I'll Be Gone at Avalon RSL on Saturday, June 11 with special guests The Daturas and The Toothpicks. Tickets are limited and on sale now. Bookings essential.

FRENCHS FOREST

Come along for an after hours games night at Glen Street Library. There will be classic board games including Uno, Yahtzee, Connect 4, Battleship and a range of new games including Coup; Codenames and Articulate; and Taco Cat Goat Cheese Pizza. Dinner and refreshments provided. Ages 12-25 and their families. On 5-7pm on Thursday, June 23. Free, but bookings essential.

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