Sheds Cunderdin Mens Shed Inc

Cunderdin Mens Shed Inc

Name: Cunderdin Mens Shed Inc
Address: 100 Forrest Street, Cunderdin, WA, 6407, Australia
Telephone: 0487 316 448

Opening hours

Tuesday: 8.30 a.m. onward to when we all leave.

Breakfast meetings on the first Tuesday of the month. Come at 8.30 a.m. or earlier if you want to.

we have 20 members and meet weekly on Tuesdays at 830am for tea/coffee/chat. We have a breakfast on 1st Tuesday each month.
We conduct 3 annual committee meetings and an AGM.
We regularly work on local projects, being for the Shire ( upkeep of shire assetts ) and residents ( garden & house ).
Regular bus trips to regional towns are conducted and we attend other Mens shed events.

Find us

Contact

Anthony Smith

Address

100 Forrest Street Cunderdin, WA 6407

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Phone

0487 316 448

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