July Specials. Ding, ding, ka-ching!
Looking for an unique venue for your next special occasion? Don’t miss out on great savings on venue hire and conference facilities plus you can’t beat a weekend getaway in one of our gorgeous beach shacks. Read the July newsletter and get in touch to find out more…
Time to get spaced out
Wanna Boogie? Remember live music?
Announcing Gigs in Space – Spring Bay Mill’s live performance day pencilled in for Saturday 5th September (give or take a week or two). You will enjoy a great line up of performers plus fabulous food and booze throughout the day.
Are we nearly there yet?
Announcing Grown by Spring Bay Mill, our clever horticulturists have created a complete organic kitchen garden kit, growing and ready to harvest and delivered to your door. Check out our new shop to order. Snapshot of the recent SB20 Championship and more. We wish you a very happy and safe Easter.
What a week or two!
Onsite this past month we hosted the Tourism Industry Council Tasmania National Outlook Luncheon and the SB20 Australia national regatta.
Sunflowers Indeed!
Yes, the Sunflower Festival has been and gone. A picture or a thousand words? Have a gander. From all reports and feedback, it was a Winner! We are so grateful not only to the 600 people who turned out but also for the enthusiastic volunteers who really helped spread the love on the day. And, the good news, there will be plenty more food and horticultural events at The Mill in 2020, so you won’t need to wait a whole year. Stay tuned…
But life still goes on...
The Queen. Yes, She was nice on tele. However, Freddie Mercury once sang:
“Oh how I want be free
Oh how I want to break free
But life still goes on…”
And on it must, under this southern sun in these harsh times.
Move Over Ken Done
The students at the Triabunna District High School have found their artistic shtick. These vertical worm farms are destined for our Paddy’s Beach organic garden. Read more…
I wonder who's false teeth?
These two chaps are members of a team of botanists and zoologists from the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery who will soon descend upon Spring Bay Mill for the Museum’s annual Expedition of Discovery…
Remember the outrage ...
Blue Poles #2 courtesy of Spring Bay Mill’s battle worn log loading platform.
Fond farewell ...
It’s only early August, but we felt compelled to keep you informed.
Onsite events ...
Ooops! Hello … someone forgot to send out a Spring Bay Mill Newsletter for a year or so. Anyways, here we are back having a bleat about all the fabulousness’s going on at the pointy end of Freestone Point.