CCBR's Anniversary Picnic! Elkington Park, Sunday 15 March, 11am-1pm.

20 years of CCBR . . .

ANNIVERSARY PICNIC

CCBR has been campaigning for twenty years! Now it's time to celebrate,

Entry is free. . But please email to register (to help with planning))

It’s CCBR’s 20th anniversary

and you are invited

to our celebration

Elkington Park

(Glassop St, Balmain)

Sunday 15 March

11am to 1 pm

BYO picnic

Drinks and snacks provided

Anniversary cake

See our amazing new banners

CCBR we would love to see you there. . .

But please RSVP (email ccbalroz@gmail.com) if you are planning to come.

We acknowledge Inner West Council support for our banner project and anniversary celebration.

Read about our recent meetings

Climate in the pub

Climate Change Balmain-Rozelle is famous for its bi-monthly event: Climate in the Pub, We invite speakers on a wide range of subjects to give a short talk followed by a Q&A ssession.

Climate in the Pub Meetups provide a regular opportunity to meet others in Inner West Sydney who share your concern for the climate, find out what's happening to promote change and see how you can help take action on the climate crisis. Or we may have a quiz or another fun event.

FILM NIGHTS

Also, don't miss our film nights held jointly with the Meet the Director program at the Darling Street Anglican Church, 668 Darling Street, Rozelle.

Except for film nights we generally meet at the Merton Hotel, 38 Victoria Rd, Rozelle.

Come from 6.30 for a friendly drink. The meeting will begin at 7pm, and you are welcome to join others for a reasonably priced meal at the completion of the meeting about 8.15.

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Climate Change Balmain-Rozelle is the group behind Climate in the Pub, a regular gathering to hear excellent speakers in a social setting. But we do much more to promote action on climate change at local, state and national level. In 2018, we won Most Outstanding Environment Group in NSW, an award presented by the Nature Conservation Council. All our meetings are open to all from the inner west and beyond.

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