Let's do the Waggle Dance!

Did you know that bees have a special 'figure of eight' dance that is done by the honey bee in its hive. By this, a worker tells the others where it has found nectar. It is done to give other bees information about the direction and distance to flowers that have nectar or pollen or both.

Click the image to watch a fun performance.

Keep the Date

November 13th, Sunday 2022 will be our next Art in the Park day, with artists painting in Caulfield Park from 10am to 3pm. near the Rotunda.

Here is your chance to see Artists at work from the beginning of a work

On 19th May we held a Morning Tea for  Cancer support

A lovely morning tea was presented for those present.

Great fellowship happened as people joined us

Dance is performance or participatory art expressed through the human body in motion.  This Exhibition celebrates that art and the art which it inspires - music, choreography, designs for costumes and scenery and the depiction of dance and dancers through photography, sculpture, drawing and painting.

Come and observe the artists at work in the Elsternwick Plaza and between the Elsternwick Station and Orrong Road.

Get position directions from the Rotary tent.

Children can come and do their own art work too.

If you would like to take part in this great experience, book on 9568 7190 or 0438 774 679 or email  info@gleneiraartistssociety.org

One of two concerts to be held in St John's Uniting Church, 567 Glen Huntly Road, Elsternwick both at 3pm

On 19th June, 2016 we will be holding a concert called "Belle Nuit, Nuit D'Amour"

International Pianist Alan Kogosowski will be accompanied by Emily Xiao Wang (soprano) and Galit Klas (soprano) to entertain us.

Bookings are now open.

Rotary Club of Caulfield has changed it's meeting venue.

We are now meeting at Murrumbeena Bowling Club at 10 Blackwood St. Carnegie 

You are welcome to attend with us. 

Information about meetings from Merv Ritter, President, on mervritter2@gmail.com 

Anthony Breslin has gifted a very large mural on Big Frog on the wall in Murrumbeena.

This came about when Anthony wished to give a gift to Murrumbeena, the Land of Frogs.

The wall follows the book he has written called Brezania - the Big Frog. It is a children's story that adults also enjoy

The Op Shop and Environmental Sustainability project was launched on 1st May, 2022

The booklet with information was shared with all present.

There are ideas on why to use op shops, How to Reduce, Reuse, Restore, Repair, Repurpose, Recycle and Upcycle many various items such as clothing, household goods etc.

On 19th May we held a Morning Tea for  Cancer support

A lovely morning tea was presented for those present.

Great fellowship happened as people joined us

On a very windy, stormy day late last year, the fence containing about 300 tiles painted by member of the community, preschools, school, disabled, senior citizens and others was blown down.

On 15th May, Artists, Rotarians and a church member restored the artwork to its previous glory. 

Children's activitiy to celebrate frog's in their natural environment.

Frogs have long been a feature of Murrumbeena and were all over the area just a short time ago.

Feed Frankie the Frog was put a bug in the frogs mouth while blindfolded.  A fun activity that the children enjoyed.

Anthony Breslin has gifted a very large mural on Big Frog on the wall in Murrumbeena.

This came about when Anthony wished to give a gift to Murrumbeena, the Land of Frogs.

The wall follows the book he has written called Brezania - the Big Frog. It is a children's story that adults also enjoy

Reduce, re-use, restore, repair, re-purpose, re-cycle or up-cycle! Visit an "Op" shop in Glen Eira

Out and about every Saturday morning raising funds with a shopping centre BBQ.

Sausage anyone?

On 19th May we held a Morning Tea for  Cancer support

A lovely morning tea was presented for those present.

Great fellowship happened as people joined us

Great art display at Breslin Gallery, 254 Neerim Rd Carnegie.
Open daily until 12th September.
A must see for great art.
Have a snack or drink and enjoy browsing around the walls.

We were able to donate some honey from our hives to help with the medicinal care of wounded animals in the recent bush fires