Seniors Festival was a time to shine
Published on 12 March 2025
Seniors from across Hunters Hill and Lane Cove local government areas gathered together this morning under the sunshine at Blackman Park to celebrate the 2025 NSW Seniors Festival.
Time to Shine in the Park was jointly presented by Hunter’s Hill Council, Lane Cove Council, Stryder, Sydney Community Services, Pathways Longueville and Rotary Club of Lane Cove, with additional assistance provided by Rotary Club of Hunters Hill and Probus.
Mayor of Hunter’s Hill Council, Zac Miles officially opened the event alongside Mayor of Lane Cove Council, Merri Southwood.
“Our Seniors Festival is a special occasion I always look forward to,” Mayor Zac Miles said.
“At this time of the year, it’s a great opportunity to celebrate the valuable contributions made by seniors in our local community,” he continued.
Attendees were welcomed with free morning tea and live music from the NSW Police band. There were also Chinese fan dancing performances and a range of activities to participate in such as tai chi, walking soccer and bushwalking.
The event also hosted a variety of educational and interactive stalls, with local service providers and community groups.