What's on in your local community

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Here’s a rundown of what’s happening near you this week.

Art class at Millers Point

The Friday Express art class has an easy going and social vibe, with a strong focus on skill and concept development. The tutor, artist Jane Caveney, leads the class through various exercises and projects, which can take anywhere from 1 to 4 classes to reach completion.Students may also prefer to develop their own ideas with the tutor’s guidance and assistance. Bring your own canvas, all other materials supplied.When: Fridays, 10.30am to 12.30pm

Styling workshop with Citizen Wolf

Let’s face it, with the relaxing of social and professional protocols, we’re all somewhat confused about just what is appropriate. From corporate meetings and presentations to client lunches and freelance gatherings, we’ll help you find your strong suit and come up trumps on every occasion. Find out what staples and hero pieces you need and discover how to take your day look straight to an evening event without rushing home.

When: Wednesday 22 August 2018 from 6pm to 7.30pm
Where: 2 Steam Mill Lane, Haymarket NSW 2000, Australia
Cost: General admission: $49.00  Book tickets

Ashfield library film club presents: Wonder (PG, 113 mins, 2017)

Based on the New York Times bestseller, Wonder tells the incredibly inspiring and heartwarming story of August Pullman, a boy with facial differences who enters 5th grade, attending a mainstream elementary school for the first time. Watch the trailer here, the movie stars Jacob Tremblay, Owen Wilson, Izabela Vidovic and is written and directed by Stephen Chbosky

When: Thursday, 30, August 2018
What time: 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM
Where: Ashfield Library
Level 3, 260 Liverpool Road

Ashfield NSW

Dulwich Hill village fair

The Dulwich Hill Village medieval Fair has something for everyone. Celebrating the delights of the area, the community event will excite and delight with live entertainment, local produce and a mix of market stalls including homewares, handicrafts and homemade preserves and sweets.

When: Sunday 16 September, Dulwich Hill Village Fair, Marrickville Road, Dulwich Hill

Crab racing at Friend In Hand hotel

Tucked away in the backstreets behind Broadway Shopping Centre, Friend in Hand pub in Glebe hosts hermit crab races every Wednesday night, spurred on by raucous punters and good-humoured heckling.

When: Every Wednesday from 8 pm, 58 Cowper St, Glebe NSW 2037
http://friendinhand.com/?page_id=147

Global Rhythms Music Festival

Considered to be one of the top events in the Sydney Fringe Festival, fun lovers of all ages can enjoy a diverse day of world tunes. A mish mash of sound, rhythm and soul-stirring beats on Glebe’s Bicentennial Park waterfront, be sure to check out the Middle Eastern Markets which promise to serve the finest home cooked treats in Glebe.

When: September 2018 (date to be confirmed), Glebe Point Road, Glebe.
http://www.globalrhythms.com.au/

Mould: a cheese festival

Australia’s very best artisan cheese will be on show at Carriageworks, alongside cooking demonstrations, cheesy conversations, masterclasses and unlimited tastings (of course).

When: Sunday 2 September, Bay 25, Carriageworks, tickets on sale
http://www.mouldcheesefestival.com/portfolio/sydney-2018/

Originally published as What's on in your local community