The preview this evening cost $22 to get in but for that we had champagne, nibbles. I didn't eat any of the food, but it looked lovely - wee sausage rolls, quiches as well as dips and antipasto. The bubbles were entirely acceptable.
The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Cultural Centre was stuffed full of womens clothing and accessories.
Prices ranged from $2 for scarves through to $15 for dresses. More upmarket clothing was as marked, but very reasonable.
Everything is arranged well, and clearly signposted. The larger-sizes section had a good selection of clothes. I scored a TS 14+ top for $10.
Shoes and handbags are $5 (unless otherwise marked for some of the better shoes). I think I got the buy of the evening. A pair of almost new Rockport loafers for $5 and an Oroton wallet for another $5.
I suggest a round trip around the lake tomorrow - start at the YMCA garage sale at Yarralumla at 8am and race over to Yarrumundi reach for 9am or close to.
And tell these women that I Op sent you.
3 comments:
Hello, I am wondering if you still have the red wool nurses cape you picked up in goulburn a couple of years ago. I am trying to replace my mothers from her training days and was wondering if you might sell it to me? I live in goulburn. Thanks RT
My address: ruth.townsend@anu.edu.au
We are heading to Canberra tomorrow for our first Op Shop trawl. Searched Google for a list of places and came across your blog......What a fabulous site!!! and Thankyou so much for the list of op shops attached to your site. Uber comprehensive!!
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