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| Call | 0418 482 112 |
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| Category | Community Groups |
| Activity | Social Groups |
| Council | Bathurst Shire Council |
| Suburb | Bathurst |
| Postcode | 2795 |
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Other activities in Bathurst
Accessible Living Options (ALO) – disability
Australian Plant Society – Central West Group
Bathurst and District Bicycle User Group – Bad Bug
Bathurst and District Bridge Club
Bathurst Arthritis Support Group
Bathurst Community Climate Action Network
Bathurst District Historical Society
Bathurst Domestic Violence Liaison Group
Bathurst Filipino-Australian Community Inc
Bathurst Handweavers & Spinners Guild Inc
Bathurst Inland City Dancers – Line Dancing Group
Bathurst Multicultural Women’s Group – The Neighbourhood Centre
Bathurst Panorama Chorus (Women’s a capella)
Bathurst Patchwork and Quilting Group
Bathurst Region Adult Music Education
Bathurst Senior Citizens Centre
Cathedral Bells of Bathurst – All Saints Anglican Cathedral
Central Tablelands Apiarists Association
Central Tablelands Woodcraft Inc – The Woodies
Central West Bushwalking Club Inc
Central West Community College
Central West Freelance Writers Group
Combined Pensioners and Superannuants Association (CPSA) – Bathurst
Community Mental Health Drug & Alcohol Services
Conservation Volunteers Australia
Country Women’s Assoc (CWA) – Bathurst
Country Women’s Assoc (CWA) – Handicraft
Embroiderers’ Guild Bathurst Group
Filipiniana Friends Group – Bathurst & Central West
Financial – Gambling Counselling
Knit Happens – The Neighbourhood Centre
Lions Club – Bathurst Macquarie
NSW Veterans Golfers Association Central West
Probus Club – Macquarie Bathurst
Quota International – Bathurst
Rotary Club – Bathurst Daybreak
The Sing Australia Bathurst Choir
University of the Third Age (U3A) – Bathurst
Other activities in Bathurst Shire Council
Australian Plant Society – Central West Group
Bathurst and District Bicycle User Group – Bad Bug
Bathurst and District Bridge Club
Bathurst Arthritis Support Group
Bathurst Community Climate Action Network
Bathurst District Historical Society
Bathurst Domestic Violence Liaison Group
Bathurst Filipino-Australian Community Inc
Bathurst Handweavers & Spinners Guild Inc
Bathurst Inland City Dancers – Line Dancing Group
Bathurst Multicultural Women’s Group – The Neighbourhood Centre
Bathurst Patchwork and Quilting Group
Bathurst Region Adult Music Education
Bathurst Senior Citizens Centre
Bathurst Stamps – Coins – Collectables & Lapidary Club Inc
Cathedral Bells of Bathurst – All Saints Anglican Cathedral
Central Tablelands Apiarists Association
Central Tablelands Woodcraft Inc – The Woodies
Central West Bushwalking Club Inc
Central West Freelance Writers Group
Combined Pensioners and Superannuants Association (CPSA) – Bathurst
Community Mental Health Drug & Alcohol Services
Country Women’s Assoc (CWA) – Bathurst
Country Women’s Assoc (CWA) – Handicraft
Embroiderers’ Guild Bathurst Group
Filipiniana Friends Group – Bathurst & Central West
Financial – Gambling Counselling
Hill End – Tambaroora Progress Association
Knit Happens – The Neighbourhood Centre
Lions Club – Bathurst Macquarie
NSW Veterans Golfers Association Central West
Perthville Neighbourhood Group
Probus Club – Macquarie Bathurst
Quota International – Bathurst
Rockley & District Community Association Inc
Rotary Club – Bathurst Daybreak
Sunny Corner Flora – Fauna and Historical Society
The Sing Australia Bathurst Choir
Trunkey Creek Progress Association
University of the Third Age (U3A) – Bathurst
View Club – Bathurst – May 2019
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