If you’d like to Unlock Camden history here’s your chance. From 10am to 3pm this Saturday (October 15) you will be able to witness Camden’s heritage unlocked through stories and images.
It will be part of a program of events to be held along John Street, Camden, which will include four heritage walking tours.
Two of those will end at the popular Camden fresh produce markets.
All of this is part of the 2022 Camden and at the iconic Alan Baker Art Gallery the offerings will include Giant Jenga, hopscotch and quoits.
Catch the Honey Sippers performing live, enjoy a community barbecue and check out Indigenous rock paintings and a vintage car cut out and car display.
A hitching post decorated with historic images, as well as images projected through Macaria windows.
Enjoy scones by the Camden County Women’s Association and learn even more about Camden at the information stalls in Camden Library.
For more information, go to https://bit.ly/UnlockCamden2022
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On the following day, Sunday, October 16, the focus turns to the Camden wedding expo in the civic centre with more than 40 exhibitors taking part.
From wedding attire to cakes, celebrants, ceremony locations and venues, entertainment, photography, videography and much more will be on hand for those planning to tie the knot in the next little while.
CharBella Cakes owner and chef Nicole Day, who specialises in cakes, cupcakes and cookies, said the event was equally rewarding for exhibitors.
“I’ve been involved with Camden wedding expo since 2017 and I have found it most beneficial to the growth of my business,” Ms Day said.
“I’ve gained so much out of this annual event, from gaining new customers to networking with fellow wedding suppliers. It’s also a perfect opportunity for me to showcase a range of display cakes, cookies and cupcakes as well as hand out samples.”
For more information on the expo, go to www.camdenciviccentre.com.au/events/cwe22/
