Rotary Market

Tools, plants and books will be on sale for bargain prices at the Kenthurst Rotary Market Weekend in April at the John Benyon Rotary Park at Kenthurst (April 2 and 3).

Nearly all the tools are new, at rock bottom prices. Many battery and electric tools at 40% off or less if they have been used including electric rock hammers, drills and chisels etc.

If gardening is your thing, there is strawberry patch in a tub, Kangaroo Paw and mature trees from $6 including the rare Queensland Bottle Tree. There are gardening implements at give away prices.

There are hundreds of books to choose from starting in price from $1, perfect for long winter nights.

Organiser Graham Webb says a lucky person can grab the camping special for that special Easter escape which includes, a 4-person tent with gazebo, mattress inflator, tent fan, 2 gas stoves plus several cans of gas for $225.

There will be an all day barbecue and tea and scones will be available.

Graham said: “This is one of the first fundraising events we have been able to hold for a long time. We hope people will come along, browse, buy and help us to help disadvantaged children in Australia. 100% of the money raised by Rotary goes to charity.”

It is on April 2nd and 3rd, 10am to 3pm, both Saturday and Sunday. John Benyon Rotary Park, 135 Kenthurst Rd, Kenthurst. For more information visit www.Kenthurstrotary.com.au or Facebook: Kenthurst Rotary