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Lions picnic is back

The Lions Club of Taylors Lakes annual Community Music and Picnic in the Park is back for another year.

The March 26 event will take place in the lovely surrounds of the Taylors Creek Linear Park, with activities for the whole family.

There will be five music acts across two stages, a kids entertainment precinct, face painting

balloon twisting, food vans, the Lions BBQ and Rotary Caroline Springs bacon and egg sandwiches.

Organised with the support of a Brimbank council community grant, the day will be a very relaxing, entertaining and pleasant one, packed with lots of fun.

All entertainment is free and this is a walk-up event.

Attendees are invited to bring a picnic blanket and their own picnic or make use of the many chairs and tables available.

Event coordinator and club secretary Phil Clinkaberry said they were hoping to see as many people as possible at the event.

“We love to serve our community – and one way is to bring our community together for a day of fun, music and food,” he said.

“We hope to see everyone there – say g’day to us at the BBQ and enjoy the music with a snag.”

The event runs between 11am-3pm.

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