Activities

Catch up on our latest local news in The Croaker or check out our upcoming Events, Workshops and regular Activities below.

 

Our Regular Activities

Deans Marsh Markets

Held in November, February and March each year, then Deans Marsh Markets are a great way to taste and explore the offerings from our Otway region. 

Library Truck

If you didn’t already know, the library truck visits Deans Marsh on Friday mornings from around 10.30 till 12 just outside the school. They have a great on-board selection of books and DVDs and can order you whatever you like from the Geelong Regional Library Collection.
Why not drop in and say g’day to George.

Community Dinners

On the first Friday of the month, from March to December, the Deans Marsh Community gather to share a meal at the Community Hall. Doors open at 5.30pm, dinner is served from 6pm – 7.30pm.
$20 for adults, $15 concession / takeaway, $5 kids. 
BYO drinks.

Tai Chi

Yang style Tai Chi, Tai Chi Fan and Qi Kung are being taught at Deans Marsh Community Hall on Saturday mornings at 9.15am by Seona Gunn.

Seona has been studying and practicing Tai Chi and Qi Kung for over 35 years.

Table Tennis

Tuesday Evenings from 7.30pm

Deans Marsh Community Hall

ALL WELCOME  *Gold Coin Donation

“One of the better-kept secrets of Deans Marsh is that every Tuesday night at 7.30pm, a few folk gather at the Community Hall to play table tennis.  Some of those who DO know about it refer to it as The Ping Pong Club.”

Marsh Fit

Monday and Fridays at 9am at the Deans Marsh Recreation Reserve

Marsh Fit is a free community fitness incentive.  It is for all ages and both guys and girls.  A two year old and a sixty two year old regularly come to the group!  Mum’s with kids are welcome but it is not just for Mums.  Research shows that people who regularly exercise in a group are more likely to stick at it.

Deans Marsh R.A.R.

If you would like to assist the activities of the Deans Marsh Rural Australians for Refugees group, please register your interest at The Cottage.

Youth Group

The Deans Marsh Youth Group

Catchups on the Friday Every Month plus excursions & fundraisers. 

To join in the fun contact the
Cottage on 0499 851 334!

 

Deans Marsh Dog Trials

A competition where a dog and their handler move sheep through a set of obstacles within a time limit.  A fantastic display of the natural instinct of working dogs, and the skill of their handlers to hone those instincts to a fine art.

The Croaker

The Croaker is the Deans Marsh Community Newsletter.

Keep up to date with community events, local news, informative stories, fun facts and local businesses activity in Deans Marsh, Pennyroyal, Bambra, and surrounding areas.

Deans Marsh Festival

Come and celebrate the rich and diverse hinterland community of artists, crafts people, local producers and musicians at the annual Deans Marsh Festival.

The Festival is held on the Sunday in March each year from 10am at the Deans Marsh Memorial Reserve 

 

QUALITY COLOUR PRINTING NOW AVAILABLE

The Cottage offers a quality printing and copying service to members of the community.

Email your printing to [email protected]

Drop in between 8.30 – 3.00pm Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursdays to collect! 

Gold Coin Donation

 

 

MADCAP – Marsh And District Community Action Plan

The Deans Marsh and District Community Action Plan

The Deans Marsh Cottage has been successful in gaining funding for our community to create a community generated action plan.

We are delighted to confirm that Peter Kenyon from The Bank of Ideas has been appointed to work with us over the next few months to facilitate the development of the plan. In 2019 Peter was awarded an Order of Australia Medal for his international and national community development initiatives.

There will be a range of opportunities and activities both formal and informal for you to be involved. Regular updates will feature on the Deans Marsh Community Cottage website, Cottage Facebook page, The Cottage fortnightly email update and printed information.

We are trained to ask:
“What’s wrong and how we fix it?”
Instead start by asking:
“What works, what have we got, what’s possible and who cares”
Peter Kenyon

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