Orange City Council Deputy Mayor Gerald Power is inviting Orange’s new residents to come along to the annual Welcome to Orange event.
New residents are welcome to attend this event, which will be held at the Orange Botanic Gardens Function Centre on Sunday, 8 October, from 11 am until 1pm. The Orange Welcome Lunch is free to attend and family-friendly.
Orange City Council Deputy Mayor Gerald Power said he is happy to welcome new residents to the supportive Orange community.
“This event is a tradition to give everyone the opportunity to meet other new residents and representatives from local hobby and sporting clubs, volunteer groups, and support networks,” Cr Power said.
Orange Botanic Gardens Function Centre
“People who move to the Central West are often looking for a community to belong to, and this is really something that Orange has to offer. This casual get-together is the chance for people to hear about local groups and clubs and connect with them.”
Lawn games and children’s activities are also planned.
“It can be hard for people to relocate somewhere; it is important to have human connections, and this event, held in an informal and relaxed environment, might be the start of beautiful new friendships,” Cr Power said.
The Orange Botanic Gardens Function Centre is located at 300 Hill Street, Orange. The event is free, booking are required: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/welcome-to-orange-tickets-717605095157?aff=oddtdtcreator
