THE City of Greater Geelong has launched a free series of events every Thursday this month on the lawns of the Wurriki Nyal Civic Precinct.<\/p>\n
Community members are encouraged to support local traders and bring their lunch to enjoy while relaxing on the lawns, with live music and free summer-themed sweet treats.<\/p>\n
Geelong mayor Stretch Kontelj said the Lunch on the Lawns – Summer Series initiative was all about bringing people together, supporting local traders and letting the community enjoy the city’s Civic Precinct.<\/p>\n
“The revitalisation of central Geelong has been a key priority of mine, and one of the themes identified in last year’s forums has been the need for activation of what we already have.<\/p>\n
“Following the overwhelming success of the Geelong City Market, I want to do something on weekdays, which is why we are activating our lawns on Thursdays in February.<\/p>\n
“It’s going to be amazing to see workers from the surrounding buildings and the broader community come together and enjoy some live music and summer treats while supporting local businesses and musical talent.”<\/p>\n
Artist Matt Baird played at the first event, which took place yesterday (Thursday, February 5)<\/p>\n
“This is a great thing for central Geelong, and I hope everyone gets behind it,” he said.<\/p>\n
Lunch on the Lawns – Summer Series will be staged on the lawns at Wurriki Nyal every Thursday in February from noon to 2pm.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
THE City of Greater Geelong has launched a free series of events every Thursday this month on the lawns of the Wurriki Nyal Civic Precinct. Community members are encouraged to support local traders and bring their lunch to enjoy while relaxing on the lawns, with live music and free summer-themed sweet treats. Geelong mayor Stretch […]<\/p>\n