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Discover the best events and make the most of your time in Moorooduc. From education to spirituality and more, we have the biggest event range and best discovery experience, there's something for everyone.

Join us for at Moorooduc Saddle Club to help us improve habitat in the Devilbend Biolink.

You and your horse - any breed, discipline, any age, have an hour to work with Ross on any issue, project, or concern you have to develop a better relationship between you and your horse. Bring your curiosity and your questions. Each lesson is focused just on you and your horse. One-hour private horse riding lessons.

An entry-level three-day workshop introducing the Compassionate Systems Framework for educators, leaders, and change-makers seeking to integrate systems thinking, emotional intelligence, and compassionate leadership into their practice.
Get ready to unleash your creativity and burn your own hat at the Stack Of Art Hat Burning Workshop!
Join us at Moorooduc Saddle Club to help us improve habitat in the Devilbend Biolink. Join the Moorooduc Saddle Club in tackling plant dieback within the Devilbend Biolink, a critical corridor linking remnant bushland and to the Devilbend Natural Features Reserve. Come help us to remove environmental weeds that compete for precious water resources with the existing climate stressed indigenous canopy layer. Led by bushland restoration specialists, Seeds Bushland Restoration, Moorooduc Saddle Club members will gain skills in plant identification and weed control techniques. Please note: NO PRIOR EXPERIENCE NECESSARY. This knowledge will empower the Moorooduc Saddle Club volunteers to maintain and expand restoration efforts well beyond the life of the grant. By removing weeds in the Devilbend Biolink, we are not only protecting individual trees but also safeguarding wildlife corridors that allow species to move and adapt in response to climate change. The MPLN is proud to lead this initiative in partnership with community groups, MP Equine Landcare and Sheepwash Creek Catchment Landcare members. Together, we are demonstrating that collaboration is key to building resilient landscapes.
Get ready to unleash your creativity and burn your own hat at the Stack Of Art Hat Burning Workshop! Located at Livona Farm, come along and learn how to create your very own custom-burned wide brim hat with Stacey from Stack Of Art —no artistic experience required! And pat some of the beautiful animals at Livona Farm. Whether you're a seasoned creative or don’t have an artistic bone in your body, this fun and hands-on class will guide you through the process of designing a one-of-a-kind wearable masterpiece.