Lane Cove Theatre Company Presents Original Cabaret Entertainment in Longueville

Lane Cove Theatre Company is presenting an original cabaret work with “Man Date: The Musical.” 

Set for Friday and Saturday, the 5th and 6th of July, the musical play will headline Scott Dias and Jon Emmett as two fictional lecturers from the university. Be at the St Aidan’s Performance Space at 1 Christina Street before the presentation starts at 7:30 p.m.

Expect loads of laughter as these two characters share their good and bad experiences as someone else’s “bro.” Learn life lessons too as these characters share their personal journey through this amusing play.



A cabaret is a type of theatrical entertainment featuring musical numbers and the word itself was coined from the word “camberete/cambret,” which means little room. In the 15th century, small venues like cabarets were frequented by artists. 

Man Date: The Musical is part of the first-ever Lane Cove Short Play competition, which servers as a platform for the performers, writers and directors to tell a story. Ticket prices are from $22 to $27. More original and special presentations like these will be happening throughout the year. 


Lane Cove Theatre Company is a non-profit performing arts community threatre company. Made up local residents, this artistic endeavour has kept performing arts alive and enduring in the Lane Cove precinct since 1995. 

Photo Credit: Lane Cove Theatre Company/Facebook

Plus-Size Yoga Course Every Tuesday Evening at Longueville

Join in Yogabowl’s body positive plus-size yoga course for women every Tuesday evening at Longueville.

Have you ever thought of trying out yoga but felt discouraged because you cannot find a class nor a teacher who will meet your needs and yet make you feel comfortable? No need for you to hide anymore because Yogabowl is having a 9-week yoga course for women who identify themselves as plus-size.

Yoga is not a one-size-fits-all exercise. Everyone regardless of their age, physical condition or weight can do and practice yoga.

In fact, yoga is essentially designed as a non-competitive practice that if given with the right teaching and support, it would allow and help each person to feel calm, free, and wonderful about themselves.

Yogabowl’s plus-size yoga is happening every Tuesday from 7:15 p.m. until 8:15 p.m. at the Lane Cove Tennis Club in Longueville. This is a 9-week course that runs from April until May 2019.

Click here to know more about Yogabowl’s 9-week plus-size yoga course.

Benefits of Plus-Size Yoga

Plus-Size Yoga
Photo credit: Yogabowl ~ Corporate & Yoga Services/ Facebook

Similar to yoga for pregnant women and seniors, plus-size yoga is a specialised yoga that will give your body and mind numerous amazing benefits. Also, there is no need for you to worry if you do not have any prior knowledge or experience in Yoga because Yogabowl’s body positive plus-size yoga course is ideal for beginners.

The class offers each participant the following:

  • A safe space of self-acceptance where everybody is loved and welcomed
  • An expertly sequenced yoga for larger bodies
  • Allows modifications and permission to make the practice work for you
  • Gives stretching and strengthening exercises in your body in a way that feels accessible
  • Moves you into a new level of self-awareness
  • Fills the space on and around your mat with joy, pride, empathy, and self-love
  • Gives you a downtime that would allow you to be away from all the stresses of life
  • Allows you to relax, restore, and recharge your body and mind



Attire and Accessories

The attire for this yoga class is definitely up to what you feel comfortable wearing when sitting or lying on the floor. There is no need for you to look or copy a certain style or way. You can either opt to wear leggings, tracky dacks, lounge pants, shorts, your favourite pyjama pants, and match it with a t-shirt, or singlet… it seriously doesn’t matter. You may also do yoga in socks or bare feet, or whatever you feel most comfortable in.

For accessories, you may bring your own yoga mat if you wish to do so. But if you don’t have any, Yogabowl has plenty of mats that you can readily use and borrow. Other yoga accessories needed will also be provided. Also, feel free to bring your own face towels and water bottles for your own convenience.



Tuesday is Trivia Night at Longueville Hotel

Looking for a fun thing to do during weeknights? If you’ve got a competitive streak then head to the bar at the Longueville Hotel for Trivia Night.

Catch the trivia fever, which happens every Tuesday at 7:30 p.m., and tap your friends to form your team. The leading two groups could win mystery prizes courtesy of Longueville Hotel and InQUIZitive.



Be on the lookout at the Longueville Hotel’s Facebook page for more clues and hints about potential trivia bonus questions that may be asked for that week.

Photo Credit: Longueville Hotel/Facebook

Whilst you’re there, you may want to check out the bar menu. Here’s a trivia for you: Do you know that The Longueville Hotel prides itself in serving “the best burgers on earth”?



Registration for Tuesday Trivia Nights at Longueville Hotel starts at 7:00 p.m.

Longueville Sailing Club Lane Cove 12ft Hosts Sabot Class on Australia Day Regatta

Longueville’s Lane Cove 12ft Sailing Skiff Club (SSC) hosted the sabot class during the annual Australia Day Regatta on the last Saturday of January 2019. Sailors young and old came together to support and recognise the new members who have just learned to sail during the 2018-2019 season.

The winners of the regatta from the sabot class, who are typically between the ages of eight to 16 years old, were privileged to attend the awards ceremony and dinner at the Sydney Town Hall.



However, the whole day event was also a time for family members and friends of the club to get to acquainted and learn more sailing tips from each other. The young sailors and their families were also asked to participate and have fun in the novelty games and other activities prepared for Australia Day.

Lunch during the Australia Day Regatta was held on the deck, while the guests also had afternoon tea to wind up the celebrations by 4:00 p.m.

As with most sailing clubs in the country, the Australia Day Regatta was not an event to miss since this the oldest sailing event in the world. The tradition started in 1837 with five different categories of sailboat racing.

Photo Credit: Australian National Maritime Museum/Flickr

Members of the Lane Cove 12ft SSC in Longueville, on the other hand, have observed the regatta tradition since the club was established around 1896 or 1897.



Today, the club has 400 members in three different classes held every Saturdays from September through April. Members sail and compete with each other to hone their skills at the Lane Cove River or the Upper Harbour.

Photo Credit: Lane Cove 12ft SSC/Facebook

Lane Cove 12ft SSC is located on Stuart Street near the Aquatic Park and the Longuevill Reserve. For membership inquiries, you may email membership@lc12ftssc.org.au.

All Set for Australia Day Regatta at Lane Cove 12ft SSC in Longueville

Photo credit: www.revolutionise.com.au

The oldest continuously conducted annual sailing regatta in the world is set to happen at Lane Cove 12ft Sailing Skiff Club in Longueville. Happening on Saturday, 26 January 2019, the 183rd Australia Day Regatta will run three sprint races for 1-Up and 2-Up sabots as well as a sailing activity for those who are new to the sport.

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