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Baw Baw residents invited to council pop-up program at Rokeby community market on 13 May 2023
Visit the council pop-up stand at the Rokeby community market on May 13, councillors and senior staff will be available for face-to-face discussions. During winter, the program will shift to Facebook Live events.
Community members from across the Shire are encouraged to visit the council pop-up stand at the Rokeby community market this Saturday 13 May. Councillors and senior council staff will be on the stand from 8:30am, greeting market goers and welcoming the opportunity for face-to-face discussions about the topics that matter to people in our community.
Baw Baw Shire pop-up program returns bigger in 2023-24, inviting all residents to meet with councillors and staff to discuss community issues
Pop-up program success
Mayor of Baw Baw Shire Cr Annemarie McCabe says "I really enjoy the regular pop-up program. It's a great way of connecting with residents in their own backyards and provides an opportunity for council to travel across the Shire throughout the year. We've found that the markets are a great way to have a casual conversation with our residents and hear their thoughts and ideas for the Baw Baw community."
The market will operate from 8.00am to 12.30pm, and feature stalls from local makers and producers selling a range of plants, homemade baked treats, fresh produce and products amongst other goodies.
During the wet winter months, council's pop-up program will shift to a digital format via Facebook Live events. The public will have the opportunity to ask questions to council regarding specific topics and projects, from the warm comfort of their home. Stay posted for details on events as they are confirmed. To see the full list of Council Pop-up Program page.
Pictures from Rokeby Market Facebook page.
Source: http://gippsland.com/
Published by: news@gippsland.com
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