Past Events

If you’re a fan of chamber music, you’re going to love the Stringz Costero’s performance at St Joseph’s Church, Korumburra.

You’ll hear a diverse repertoire ranging from the baroque to modern era through works of Handel, Bach, Avison, Elgar & Barker.

Enjoy the subtleties of chamber music in this beautiful church space.

Help plant 1000 plants on the Great Southern Rail Trail

South Gippsland Landcare Network, Loch Nyora Landcare Group and South Gippsland Shire Council are hosting a community planting day on the Great Southern Rail Trail.

Cycle or walk at your own pace from Loch or Korumburra and stop at Jeetho where we will plant 1000 seedlings and enjoy a light morning tea and lunch. Plant 15 trees for the opportunity to win a hamper of local products!

What to expect

• Connect with nature and your community
• Help create a biolink for our wildlife
• Learn about native plant species and planting techniques from members of the Loch Nyora Landcare Group
• Enjoy a light morning tea/lunch at the historic Jeetho Hall
• Inspired health, wellness and wellbeing

What to bring

• warm clothing
• drink bottle
• a hat
• gardening gloves
• enthusiasm

For more information: info@sgln.net.au

We’re a friendly group who meet at the Old Goods Shed 2 days a week, and at the Hospital Gardens on Thursday mornings from 9:00am.

Here we grow herbs and tasty vegetables. The surplus often ends up as tasty meals in the Milpara Community House Foodbank.

New members always welcome!

If you’re interested in joining us, contact Milpara House for the current contact name and number.

New players always welcome!

We’re a recreational club for players of all levels who love the game. Our aim is to have fun, while learning strategy, building our vocabulary, and improving our play.

We play casual Scrabble games, not tournament style games. This means you’re allowed to check the dictionary before placing a word.

Come prepared to have fun, meet like-minded folks, learn lots of words, and face a range of skill. Some of our members have been playing for decades; others, for months. We are all still learning.

This group is NOT sponsored by Hasbro or any other game company.

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We’re a friendly group who meet on Tuesdays and Wednesday mornings, starting at 9am. On Tuesday we go to 1pm, on Wednesday until 3pm.

We’re located at the Old Goods Shed in the Railway yards, soon to be moving to a larger shed.

New members are always welcome!

If you’re interested in joining us, contact Milpara House (5655 2524) for the current contact name and number.

For this group, bookings are essential.

(up behind the post office, past the playground)

Korumburra Probus is for men and women who are retired or semi-retired and want to make the most of their retirement.

Probus is an organisation which encourages retirees to stay socially connected.

We meet on the 2nd Monday of the month at 9.45am at the Korumburra Showgrounds Complex.

You’re welcome to attend up to 3 meetings to help decide whether you want to join us officially as a member.

Come join the Korumburra Lions club, part of the global organisation dedicated to improving local communities.

New members welcome.

Hosted by the Strzelecki Lions Club every 2nd Sunday of the month (October to April)

With something for everyone at the Loch Market, you’ll find crafts, treasures & fresh produce and more.

There are over 70 stalls and a gold donation entry.

Tea, coffee, drinks and food available on-site.

October to April – Loch Railway Station Reserve, Loch
May to September – Loch Public Hall, Smith Street, Loch

The Farmers’ Market is held in the Coal Creek Community Park and Museum’s main car-park every 2nd Saturday of the month, from 8 am – 12:30 pm. The market is run by local producers and is a not for profit association.

Yes, the Farmer’s market is continuing to operate during the Covid pandemic when we are legally allowed to operate. The number of stalls may be reduced due to Stage 4 restrictions, but good produce is still available.

For the most current updates, check our Facebook Page

We want to spread orchid knowledge and cultivation, while enjoying the company of like-minded people. New members are welcome.

We focus on the needs and interests of amateurs and home growers.

Meetings are held monthly in the Angling Club rooms.

For further inquires, call John Betts 0428 547 466

Join the Friends of Coal Creek and help support our historic village and tourism spot.

More information about the FOCC