It is time to come together and connect the generations at the Connecting Generations Autumn Family Fun Day.
People of all ages and stages of life are encouraged to come together for an afternoon of music, creativity, storytelling and community spirit in Bangalow.
Join this free fun on Saturday, 23 May from 4pm to 6.30pm at Bangalow Heritage House & Museum. It includes bush dancing, a live band, cowboy and cowgirl dress-ups, damper making, arts and crafts, face-painting, and more.
‘Children thrive when they feel connected to a wider community, and every generation has something valuable to offer,’ said Nicole Voegeli, co-founder of GenConnect.
‘These gatherings create natural opportunities for people to connect across ages. It’s about creating spaces where everyone feels seen, welcomed and included.’
Connecting Generations founder Ruth Winton-Brown said, ‘There’s something incredibly special about watching people of all generations laughing, dancing, creating and connecting.’
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