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Perth’s premier drifting club will be providing two days spectacular driving skills.
Make sure you head down to check out all the action over the weekend and bring all your mates along too!
Free Entry for spectators.
Food and drink available from the canteen.
Another BIG weekend coming up at Collie Motorplex.
The Vintage Sporting Car Club hosts the Coalfields 500 with over 100 cars racing in Formula Classic, Formula Vee and Historic Touring Cars along with four Regularity classes which will showcase Ford Cortina’s, Escorts, Minis, Falcons, Toranas, Commodores, Porsches, MG’s, Triumphs, Ralts, Van Diemens and Datsuns ranging from 1928 to 2016.
FREE entry for spectators and canteen open both days.
| The All Saints’ Anglican Church of Collie is opening up for the public to view on Saturdays between 10am-1pm. |
| If you didn’t know, the Anglican Church is home to an amazing mural painted by Philip Goatcher in 1922. The colourful mural depicts thirty individuals and is said to be the most outstanding of Mr Goatcher’s work.The Church also houses a very unique wood pipe organ, stunning memorial stained glass windows and a memorial rose garden. |
| But that isn’t all that’s worth checking out. The Byzantine and Romanesque style Church was built in 1915 and was built using nine different types of brick with an extensive use of timbers for it’s interior. This Church is surely a stunning piece of architecture to marvel at.
Open dates are:
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Perth’s premier drifting club will be providing two days spectacular driving skills.
Make sure you head down to check out all the action over the weekend and bring all your mates along too!
Free Entry for spectators.
Food and drink available from the canteen.
Another BIG weekend coming up at Collie Motorplex.
The Vintage Sporting Car Club hosts the Coalfields 500 with over 100 cars racing in Formula Classic, Formula Vee and Historic Touring Cars along with four Regularity classes which will showcase Ford Cortina’s, Escorts, Minis, Falcons, Toranas, Commodores, Porsches, MG’s, Triumphs, Ralts, Van Diemens and Datsuns ranging from 1928 to 2016.
FREE entry for spectators and canteen open both days.
Head down to a community expo on the 26th September showcasing Collie’s community, sporting groups and service providers.
- Community Groups
- Sporting Groups
- Recreation Groups
- Meet the Mascots
- Face Painting
- Music
- Reptiles
- Free Activities
| The All Saints’ Anglican Church of Collie is opening up for the public to view on Saturdays between 10am-1pm. |
| If you didn’t know, the Anglican Church is home to an amazing mural painted by Philip Goatcher in 1922. The colourful mural depicts thirty individuals and is said to be the most outstanding of Mr Goatcher’s work.The Church also houses a very unique wood pipe organ, stunning memorial stained glass windows and a memorial rose garden. |
| But that isn’t all that’s worth checking out. The Byzantine and Romanesque style Church was built in 1915 and was built using nine different types of brick with an extensive use of timbers for it’s interior. This Church is surely a stunning piece of architecture to marvel at.
Open dates are:
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The Motorcycle Racing Club of WA Inc. (MCRCWA) is the premier promoter of motorcycle road racing in Western Australia. The Club is one of the oldest road racing Clubs in Australia, running road races in Western Australia since the 1950’s.
Bikes on track from 9am and racing starting from approximately 10.30am.
Free spectator entry and canteen open on the day.
The Collie Trots have race meetings this year spread over 4 weekends throughout October and November.
Sunday October 6th- King Coal Cup
Sunday October 20th-Family Day
Sunday November 3rd-Suvaljko Memorial
Sunday November 17th-Bendigo Bank Collie Cup
Full tote and bookmaker, TAB, Sky channel and full WA TAB.
There is also a canteen, ice cream van and bar at the grounds.
It makes for a fabulous family day out!
Part of the Lost and Found Festival
Relax and unwind at a slow, soothing yoga flow session accompanied by your choice of a paddle of gin, wine or beer!
Tasting your way through Harris River Estate’s own brews. Yin yoga is a slow, stretching flow of poses that is suitable for beginners through to advanced.
Date: Friday 11th October
Time: 4pm to 5pm
Cost: $45 +BF
BYO yoga mat and wear activewear or comfortable clothes you can move in. A jumper is recommended weather depending. This is an 18+ event.
