Kids enjoyed parachute fun all afternoon at Avenel’s second annual community picnic.
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Over 200 locals gathered with visitors from across the globe for Avenel’s community picnic.
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Travellers from as far as France and Germany embraced the warm community atmosphere at the family-friendly gathering in Jubilee Park on Saturday, March 29.
The festivities kicked off with lively tunes from local Tallarook band The Skerricks, drawing the crowd to the familiar tennis club pavilion.
The Avenel Primary School choir sang beautiful melodies throughout the event.
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The Avenel Primary School choir was up next, under the leadership of principal Ross Davis, where the children reportedly sang beautifully.
Children had fun with a range of activities, including games, face-painting, and sports such as pickle ball and footy, while the free barbecue was enjoyed by all.
Goulburn Valley Libraries also had a display, including children’s books, puzzles, craft and lawn games.
Lucky door prize winners of Goulburn Valley Water buckets were presented by Avenel Active’s Helen Gwilliam (left) to Avenel residents Daniella Paidi and Peter O’Brien.
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The fun ran from 5pm to 7pm, and was organised by volunteers from Avenel Active and Jubilee Park committees.
The event was Avenel’s second annual community picnic, and operated thanks to the support of Seymour Woolworths, Goulburn Valley Water, Goulburn Valley Libraries and Strathbogie Shire Council.