Join the opening celebrations of the Northern Suburbs Reflection Garden of Peace.

In a true reflection of collaboration and sharing, this wonderful project has been provided by Northern Suburbs Community Centre, Rotary Club of Tamar Sunrise, Red Cross Connected Women’s group and the Bhutan and Nepalese Community.

The opening of the Reflection Garden of Peace. will combine the unveiling of the Peace Poles*, a project initiated by Rotary International and designed and installed by Rotary Club of Tamar Sunrise. Each Peace Pole is a permanent and ongoing installation as part of the Northern Suburbs Community Peace Garden.

Red Cross Connected Women’s group will unveil their “Harmony Hands” mosaic, while the local primary school students have been busy painting peace rocks, adding to the vibrancy of the garden.

Rounding out the day’s festivities, food, refreshments and entertainment is provided by the Bhutan and Nepalese community.

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Free, community event.

For more information contact

Trish O’Duffy- manager@nscctas.org.au

Ph: 6326 5506

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Access: Wheelchair accessible

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*What is a Peace Pole?

The Peace Pole program had its beginnings in 1955. Peace Poles are recognized as the most prominent international symbol and monument to peace. They remind us to think, speak and act in the spirit of peace and harmony and stand as a silent visual for peace to prevail on earth

Each Peace Pole bears the message May Peace Prevail on Earth in different languages on each of its four or six sides. There are estimated over 250,000 Peace Poles in every country in the world dedicated as monuments to peace