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Celebrating Our Suburb's Past, Present & Future
2012 was a celebration of the people and the place called Coromandel Valley. It marked 175 years since the arrival of European settlers in the Valley and we had much to celebrate..
A mix of people from diverse origins: Indigenous, English, Irish, Scottish, German and others, have given the Valley its unique character. Their different customs and life experiences have delivered differences in cuisine, lifestyle, music and characters. It has long been a vibrant mix!
Coro Alive! 175 was celebrated from January to November 2012 and involved many people who have a current or past connection to Coromandel Valley, as well as visitors attracted to specific activities.
Moving forward, the Events Calendar remains packed with interest and appeal for all ages
We recommend regular visits to this website for detailed information about the programs and activities offered by the Coromandel Community Centre and the Coromandel Valley and District National Trust – and to view our colourful photo galleries for events that have taken place.
Acknowledgement
The Coro Alive! 175 Coordinating Committee was grateful for the contributions of the many individuals, clubs, community groups and sponsors without whom last year's celebrations would not have been possible.
The Linear Park along the River Sturt offers a variety of tranquil views for...
The McNamara family, c1860s Source: National Trust, Coromandel Valley &...
The Coromandel Community Centre will host a wide variety of celebratory events...
Coromandel Valley is pretty as a picture when the wattles are in bloom.
