Expect a tonne of egg-xtraordinary fun at Aubin Grove Reserve on Saturday 30 March when it transforms into an Easter Fair.
In an egg-xellent first, the City of Cockburn will partner with Aubin Grove Community Association (AGCA) to present the event which will combine with its popular annual Twilight Market, established over the past six years.
Between 3-8pm, the event will include an enormous Easter fun zone featuring a ball pit, hopping balls, tunnel rolling, musical walls, carnival games, a soft play area, roving stilt walkers, and visit from the ever-popular Easter Bunny.
It will also feature 17 food trucks and more than 20 market stalls with everything from art, local produce, giftware, henna,and dog treats to candles, plus demonstrations by the amazing team at Jandakot Volunteer Bush Fire Brigade.
City of Cockburn Mayor Logan Howlett said he was looking forward to grabbing his bunny ears and joining in the fun at the huge event.
“The City looks forward to hosting the inaugural Easter Fair at Aubin Grove Reserve – it is set to be a wonderful evening out for the family full of free entertainment for all ages,” Mayor Howlett said.
“Events like this are a great way for our community to come together in a shared experience.
“We are very pleased to partner with Aubin Grove Community Association to host events like these, designed to provide another great way for our community to come together and enjoy a shared experience as part of our Cockburn LIVE event series.”
Aubin Grove Community Association President Geoff Webb said the group was excited to combine its popular 6th annual Twilight Market with an Easter theme with the support of the City of Cockburn.
“It will be a bumper edition of the Twilight Market and I know our events coordinator Lara Kirkwood has been working very hard to make it the best one yet.”
Ms Kirkwood said it was wonderful to have the City recognise the AGCA’s Twilight Market and want to become a part of it.
“The market is always a popular event and we encourage people to bring down a picnic blanket and join us for an evening of egg-citement!” Ms Kirkwood said.
“There will be some delicious food and a variety of market stalls, and we will be running a raffle on the night, with all proceeds going back into the Aubin Grove Community Association and our activities in the area.”
The Easter Fair is a waste-wise, carbon neutral event. Find out more about the
Easter Fair on the City’s website.
The Aubin Grove Community Association was formed in 2015 and is a volunteer-run organisation. The group host a range of events in the area including a weekly community morning tea, a monthly over 50s dinner, bingo and the annual Twilight Market.
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Caption: Mayor Logan Howlett (centre) with Geoff Webb and Lara Kirkwood of the Aubin Grove Community Association.