Pen2Paper Autumn 2019

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GET CREATIVE AT ENFIELD
Enfield Community Centre provides a space to be creative and
relax. You may have a project you are already working on or
simply want to come along and learn something new. On offer in
2019 are the following activities:
• Card Making -10am -12pm on Mondays throughout March,
and Anna Maria will also be teaching painting and drawing
from 10am every Monday
• Mosaics and other arts - with community members will be
available to share their skills from 1pm-3pm every Monday
• You are welcome to bring your own art or craft activity to
do or you may like to share your skills also with others at
any time.
In conjunction with Creative Mondays is our Pop up café with
trained Baristas provided by the Experience Café. You can
purchase a coffee and light snack from 10am to 2pm.
If you want more information contact Liz on 8405 6556 or
or simply turn up at Enfield
Community Centre, 540 Regency Road, Enfield on Mondays
from 10am.
STEPPING OUT IN SEQUENCE
Sequence Dancing is a type of ballroom dancing in which
the couples all perform the same steps and movements
simultaneously. It may include dances of many different styles
including line, square or circle dancing or more modern forms
such as the Rumba, Cha-cha or Jive.
Sequence dance classes are coming to Enfield Community
Centre every Monday from 1pm-2:30pm in the Hall. Cost is a
gold coin donation and afternoon tea will be provided. For more
information contact Liz on 8405 6556 or
or simply turn up at Enfield
Community Centre, 540 Regency Road, Enfield on
Mondays at 1pm.
PORT ON SHOW FOR SCOUTS
In January, South Australia played host to over 11,000 Scouts
from right around the world at the Australian Scout Jamboree.
More than 4,000 of them came to Port Adelaide to check out
local attractions including the museums and taking a
dolphin cruise.
The National Railway Museum, Port Adelaide organised two
special Adelaide Metro charter trains to bring the scouts to Port
Adelaide each day for seven days, using the existing railway link
and railway station within the grounds of the railway museum and
dropping them right at the door of their first
local stop.
Mayor Claire Boan stopped in at the Railway Museum to greet a
group of excited Scouts, before they ran off to check out some
of the other local attractions.
AVOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE
The Café is a not-for-profit café based in the heart of the Kilburn
Community Centre. It provides great coffee and delicious light
meals and cakes. People from the community come to enjoy the
atmosphere, have a chat with each other and generally enjoy
the café.
The Café is looking for someone with relevant experience
or interest, a passion for people and a heart for service, to
volunteer one day a week with view to being trained
for management.
Please contact Sophie to chat about this further. Current hours
are Thursdays-Saturdays 10am-3pm. Phone: 0479112188 or at:
Scouts from Australian Jamboree 2019 visiting the Railway Museum, Port Adelaide
In 2017/18 our volunteers
removed over 15,500 m2 of graffiti PAEfact