Sunday Footy & Ladies Day at Lake Park!
- Date: This Sunday, June 14
- Ladies Day Starts: From 2:00 PM (Enjoy complimentary champagne and nibblies!)
- A Grade Kick-off: 3:00 PM
- Location: Lake Park, North Narrabeen

Winter Market: Catherine Park, Scotland Island




Manly Warringah Netball Association MWNA: Safety First
As we head into Game weekend, it has been wonderful to see such a big support crew down at the courts cheering on our teams. The atmosphere has been fantastic 💙
Just a little reminder though that we have a huge number of games running across a very busy venue, with limited space around the courts. Please ensure younger siblings are supervised at all times. Last weekend we had a few incidents with small children running into umpires, skating onto courts and balls travelling through active games.
John Fisher Park is an open public space, so children should also be supervised when heading to the canteen, toilets or the park.
For everyone’s safety:
❌ Please leave bikes, skateboards and scooters at home
❌ E-bikes are not permitted within John Fisher Park. If they are being used as transport to and from the courts, they are to be left at the bike racks along Abbott Road and not brought between the courts
❌ Our furry friends are best left at home too
❌ Chairs should be set up at the ends of courts and away from the umpire’s lines.
Thank you everyone for helping us create a safe and enjoyable environment for all players, officials and spectators this weekend. Let Netball be the winner.

Women Helping Women workshop 2026

PNHA Activities 2026
Our walks for 2026 are listed below.
You are very welcome to bring friends and older children on these outings. Please book by emailing pnhainfo@gmail.com and include your PHONE NUMBER so we can contact you in case of changes because of weather etc.
Looking forward to getting out and about in our lovely area!
Your PNHA Committee
Pittwater Natural Heritage Association
The Pittwater Natural Heritage Association has been formed to act to protect and preserve the Pittwater areas major and most valuable asset - its natural heritage.
PNHA is an incorporated association seeking broad based community membership and support to enable it to have an effective and authoritative voice speaking out for the preservation of Pittwater's natural heritage.
Our Aims
- To raise public awareness of the conservation value of the natural heritage of the Pittwater area: its landforms, watercourses, soils and local native vegetation and fauna.
- To raise public awareness of the threats to the long-term sustainability of Pittwater's natural heritage.
- To foster individual and community responsibility for caring for this natural heritage.
- To encourage Pittwater Council and the NSW Government to adopt and implement policies and works which will conserve, sustain and enhance the natural heritage of Pittwater.
Some of our interests and concerns include:
- Native Tree Canopy
- "Wildlife Friendly" Gardens
- Weed Infestation
- Keeping our Waterways Healthy
- Beaches and Dunes
Act to Preserve and Protect!
If you would like to join us, please fill out the Membership Form. Visit: https://pnha.org.au

Sunday April 26 Fauna: Underpass below Mona Vale Rd East, Ingleside.
If you missed this walk last year, here’s your chance to see how fauna can move between areas of bushland, so important for finding territory, mates and food.
Meet 9am at corner of Ingleside Rd and Laurel Rd East. Walk ends about 11am.
Saturday May 23: PNHA stall at Avalon Car Boot Sale, Dunbar Park Avalon.
From 8am to 2pm, we’ll offer Information on identifying and controlling weeds. See our posters about invertebrates in local gardens. Our famous $2 local flora, fauna and scenery cards will be for sale. Come and have a chat.
Sunday May 24: Walk in Red Hill Bushland Reserve, Beacon Hill
Meet 9am on Lady Penrhyn Drive opposite no. 41A, close to the open gate. Flora, birds, views. Walk ends about 11.30.
Sunday June 28: Crown to the Sea Walk, Newport
Meet 9am at Porter Reserve, Neptune Rd Newport. Walk ends about 12 noon. This walk goes through several very different bushland reserves with coastal heath and littoral rainforest.
Wildflowers, ferns and coastal views. Moderate fitness needed for some steep tracks and many steps. Limit: 15 people so please book early. We will provide the Crown to the Sea map to participants on booking.
Sunday July 26: Ingleside Chase Reserve
Meet 9am at end of Irrawong Rd North Narrabeen, walk ends about 11am. Birds and swamp forest along Mullet Creek. Swamp Mahoganies will be flowering attracting birds. Binoculars a must for this walk.
Sunday August 23: Spring in the Bush
Meet 9am at corner of Mallawa Rd and Bulara St, Terrey Hills. Walk ends about 11am. With a focus on botany, we’ll see flowering plants in the Proteaceae plant family, waratahs, endangered Grevillea caleyi , right, and others in the major Australian Proteaceae plant family. Birds, too.
Sunday September 27: The Chiltern Track, Ku-ring-gai N.P.
Meet 9am at track entrance with barred gate on Chiltern Rd Ingleside. Walk ends about 11am. One of our favourite walks to see Sydney sandstone flora in spring. Native plant species list available. Birds too, often a Yellow-tufted Honeyeater here.
Sunday October 25: Katandra by Night
Meet 6.45pm at Katandra Bushland Sanctuary on Lane Cove Rd Ingleside. Walk ends about 8.45pm. Sunset is about 7.15. The bush by night is wonderful. We hope to see fireflies again as on previous walks here in October. Bring a torch, or headtorch, preferably with a red light option so as not to dazzle possums. Moderate fitness needed for the bush track and steps. Limit: 15 people, so please book early.
Sunday November 22: Deep Creek Reserve
Meet 9am in Deep Creek reserve, off Wakehurst Parkway. Walk ends about 11am. Birds and bushland. From the bridge across the creek we may see Dollarbirds, summer breeding migrants that nest in hollows, with their youngsters. Black Bitterns have been observed along the creek margins, so bring binoculars.

Nature, ritual and the stars explored in new MAG&M exhibitions
- Tamara Dean: Leave only footprints – a powerful photographic and moving image exhibition by one of Australia’s most respected photo media artists, examining themes of ritual, transformation and our relationship with the natural environment.
- Min Wong: You shall definitely pass – a compelling presentation of work by artist Min Wong, developed during the artist’s residency in Athens and studies in Berlin, unfolding in 2 iterations.
- CEAD Collection Stories: Night Sky – a curated selection of works from the MAG&M Collection, celebrating nocturnal landscapes, celestial themes and the enduring allure of the stars.

Racquet Club: Friday Night Live Music

Surfboat Brewery Warriewood


Bar Viente:

Modus Operandi Brewers, Mona Vale

Newport Bowling Club

Mrs. Robertson's Wine Bar
Corner Robertson and Foamcrest roads, Newport

Royal Avalon Clubhouse
- THURSDAY 11th June - IN KAHOOTS from 6pm
- SATURDAY 13th June - BILGOLA BENDERS from 7pm
- THURSDAY 18th June - JIMMY BRESLIN from 6pm
- SATURDAY 20th June - MYRACLE BAND from 7pm
- THURSDAY 25th May - OWEN MANCELL (Stompin Ramblers) from 6pm
- SATURDAY 27th June - JESSE REDWING from 7pm



Avalon Bowlo Music
- Sunday June 21, 2026 Momentum
- Sunday June 28, 2026 What Next
- Sunday, July 5, 2026: So What
- Sunday, July 12, 2026: Chris Raggett
- Sunday, July 19, 2026: The Headliners
- Sunday, July 26, 2026: Beyond the Eight
- Wednesday, June 17, 2026: State of Origin Game 2
- Wednesday, June 24, 2026: Dorian Mode
- Wednesday July 1 2026: Catherine Hunter
- Tuesday, July 7, 2026: Patrick Muldrew (dur to State of Origina at the Club on Wednesday July 8)
- Wednesday, July 15, 2026: Jo Fabro
- Wednesday, July 22, 2026: George Washingmachine
- Wednesday, July 29, 2026: Kate Wadey





Live Music on Saturday Evenings



Performances begin at 7 pm. A bar, operated by the Pittwater Offshore Men’s Shed, will be open before and after the show and during the interval (no BYO).
A special ferry service will run after both Friday performances, returning audience members to Church Point and the western foreshore. It will depart Tennis Court Wharf approximately 15 minutes after the performance.
Mainland guests are encouraged to catch the 6.15 pm ferry (Fridays) or 6.30 pm ferry (Saturdays) from Church Point. The journey to Tennis Court Wharf takes around 10 minutes, followed by a short walk to the hall. Water taxis are also available.
Tickets are on sale via Humanitix: events.humanitix.com/noises-off
Rise Manly 2026: June 19-28
- Manly Town Hall Light Projection: A colourful makeover of enlivening projections on the heritage-listed building
- The Corso interactive light experience - the surface of The Corso will be transformed into a playful canvas of light
- The Espy: don your ski suits, woolly hats and mittens for the Apres Ski parties
- Ice Cold Classic: Celebrate the winter solstice and support those in need with a 1km swim from Manly to Shelly Beach
- Henry G's: Experience a European-inspired winter warmer menu with a fondue and wine experience
- Surf Dive ‘n Ski Manly: grab the popcorn and a woolly blanket for winter movie night
- Hotel Steyne Garden: Relax and unwind on The Corso with a variety of activities and live music
- Full program at: hellomanly.com.au/rise-manly


- 📅Saturday 20th June
- 🏉8 epic games
- 🏆The most coveted prize in the Shute Shield - The Bayfield Cup
- Tickets HERE

SURF FEST - Nose Riding Lessons w/ Tully White


Palm Beach Golf Club: The Classic Kings

The Surf Swap and Repair Market 2026
- 🏄 pre-loved boards, wetsuits and accessories
- ☀️ sell your own surf gear
- 🛠️ learn how to do minor board repairs
- ♻️ explore repurposing ideas
- 🌊 browse sustainable surf brands and join a beach clean-up.

60s Rockin’ Country Concert
- June 21
- July 19
- August 16
- September 20
- October 18
- November 15


Winter Wonderland Adult's Disco
- Date: Friday 26 June 2026 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM (UTC+10)
- Location: Dee Why PCYC, 40 Kingsway, Dee Why
- Tickets: HERE

HONEY HARVESTING WORKSHOP
- Extract real honey straight from the comb
- Spin it yourself using a traditional honey extractor
- Bottle your own jar to take home
- Make your own beeswax candle
- Taste honey fresh from the comb
- See a live (fully enclosed & safe) bee display
- Learn how bees make honey and how it all works
- ✔ Your own jar of award-winning honey
- ✔ A hand-rolled beeswax candle
- ✔ A genuinely fun, hands-on experience
- ✔ A new appreciation for how honey is made









Northern Beaches Gambling Reform Alliance Planning Workshop
- When: Tuesday 7 July, 6:30 PM - 8 PM
- Where: Tramshed Arts and Community CentreNarrabeen, NSW
- FREE - RSVP HERE

Bastille Day Chef's Table
- 3 Course Dinner
- Live Entertainment
- Pre-event drinks from 5:30 pm in the Edinburgh Lounge & Bar.


SAVE THE WAVES FILM FESTIVAL: July 14 2026




Palm Beach Golf Club: Rolling Stones Revival

Warringah Rugby Ladies Day
Experience an exclusive 4-hour package at the Upstate Ladies Day Party Marquee for the early bird price of just $80. A Night 100 Years in the Making: RMYCBB
- 📍 Top Deck, Royal Motor Yacht Club Broken Bay
- 📅 Friday 25 July
- 🕖 From 7:00pm
- 👔 Cocktail Attire | Casino Royale Theme
- 🎟 Tickets: $200 per person

Winter Market: Catherine Park, Scotland Island







Walk & Talk: Narrabeen

North Narrabeen Surf Club: Friday Night Raffles






Radio Controlled Yachting







Avalon Beach RSL Fishing Club
We are a friendly like-minded group of fisher-people based at Avalon Beach RSL Club and welcome all new members and encourage juniors to participate.Palm Beach Golf Club
Palm Beach Golf Club



Sydney Northern Beaches Woodturners Inc

Sydney Northern Beaches Woodturners - Monthly Demonstration - Wood Turning Demonstration on the third Sunday of the month: 9am-2pm
The aim of our group is to bring together people who are interested in woodturning and to assist new members to participate in the craft of woodturning. At the same time we aim to socialise and have fun. We are active in supporting local community groups and charities. We make cash donations as well as donations of toys and equipment made by our members. Workshop Open every Tuesday, Friday and Saturday between 9 am and 12 noon.
Cost: $5 for insurance & a cuppa (If you want to join there is a $25 yearly subscription fee). Contact: Jack Butler on 9999 4290 or email: johnbutler@optusnet.com.au . Website: https://sites.google.com/site/woodturner60/
Friends of Narrabeen Lagoon Catchment Activities

Newport Bowling Club Introduces Barefoot Bowling



Palm Beach Markets:
4th Sunday of the month, 9am to 3pm.The Palm Beach Market has been operating since 2008. As Palm Beach is the most northerly part of Sydney, every weekend tourists and locals alike stream north attracted by Palm Beach’s idyllic setting and its ‘destination’ status with the market trading all year round.
The market offers customers a wider choice of products to peruse to add to the current high quality homewares, fashion and jewellery. Buy a loaf of fresh bread, grab some French cheese or take home some famous Pho Bay Vietnamese soup and as always a great coffee. Buskers and Hair Feathers also available.
At: Governor Phillip Park, Palm Beach
MWPHS - Manly Warringah Pittwater Historical Society - Established 1924
One of the oldest suburban historical societies in Australia, the Manly, Warringah & Pittwater Historical Society has kept the only continuous record of northern beaches achievements, local historical mementoes, documents and research. Membership: here
Ingleside Rider's Group


Club Palm Beach Social Golf Group


Manly Fig
We have just published our new website. If it prompts some of you as well & want any of the acts back for a show please let us know. www.themanlyfig.org


Narrabeen Swim Academy
- Competitive Squads
- Junior Squads
- Adult Squads.
- Public Swimming Mon - Fri 8am -10am.

Surfing Mums & Dads


Avalon Scottish Country Dancing


MANLY ART GALLERY & MUSEUM




Pittwater Camera Club -
All Meetings are 7.45 for 8pm - 10pm- The Auditorium: Pittwater RSL Club, Mona Vale Road, Mona Vale 2103 - Family, friends and visitors are all welcome. Proudly Sponsored by Pittwater RSL Club
PITTWATER CAMERA CLUB Inc. - Since 1966
2020 Program



Barrenjoey Lighthouse Tours

Mona Vale Library
Avalon Library Storytime is held every Wednesday morning from 10.30am at the Library. Hear stories, listen to music and enjoy craft activities. Sessions run for between 30 and 40 minutes. Suitable for preschoolers, 3 to 5 years of age.
Venue: 59A Old Barrenjoey Road, Avalon (above the Recreation Centre). Cost: Free however bookings are essential. Bookings: Phone: 9918 3013 or email avalonlibrary@ozemail.com.au
Mona Vale Library Storytime is held three mornings per week during school terms. Hear stories, sing songs and enjoy craft activities. Sessions run for approximately 45 minutes. Suitable for preschoolers, 3 to 5 years of age. Venue: Mona Vale Library, 1 Park St, Mona Vale. Cost: Free. No bookings required

To List your Event email pittwateronlinenews@live.com.au
NB: Only 100% volunteer clubs and organisations and small businesses that contribute to our community get a free listing.
NB: please check with all venues to ensure events are going ahead.
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