The Woodville Wander is being organised by the Maitland Black and White Committee.
Join us to celebrate 50 years of fundraising for their patron body, Vision Australia, formerly the Royal Blind Society of New South Wales. Over $1,000,000 has been raised since the committee’s inception and last year alone $55,000 was raised to help Vision Australia achieve their vision.

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The Woodville Wander - 17th and 18th November 2018
Visit some of the Maitland area’s best local gardens.
Five beautiful gardens on show.
All located on Paterson Road, Woodville
Woodville Wander - 17th and 18th November
Open 10am – 4pm, Saturday and Sunday

IT’S TIME TO CELEBRATE 50 YEARS

2 Fabulous days, 5 amazing gardens, all for a great cause…

Join us to celebrate 50 years of fundraising for our patron body, Vision Australia.

We invite you to reserve Saturday 17th and Sunday 18th November 2018 and join with us in the countdown to this special one time only event! The opportunity to visit all of these magnificent gardens on Paterson Road, Woodville over one weekend will not be repeated.

Gardens

Albion Farm

Gracemere

Zetta Park

Tressingfield

Stradbroke

Special Events

Buying Tickets

GARDENS

$25 All Gardens (children free)

$5 Individual Gardens

GARDEN & SHUTTLE BUS

$35 All Gardens plus Shuttle Bus

SHUTTLE BUS SCHEDULE

Departs 9.45am – Maitland Railway Station – Daily

Returns between 3.30pm and 4pm

Tickets must be pre-purchased through the Maitland Visitor Information Centre.

Limited Seats Available (100 only)

Tickets will be available from the following stockists:

Maitland Visitor Information Centre – High Street, Maitland
Heritage Gardens Nursery – New England Highway, East Maitland
Bolwarra Café – 22 Paterson Road, Bolwarra
Sharpe’s Nursery – 324 Darby Street, Bar Beach
Poppy’s Nursery – Oakdale Road, Gateshead

Tickets also available at each garden on the day.

Online bookings

Tickets can also be purchased via Maitland Ticketing

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Maitland Black and White Committee

The Maitland Black and White Committee is responsible for co-ordinating a broad range of fundraising events for Vision Australia (formerly known as the Royal Blind Society) and its many services.

History

The Maitland Black and White Committee began in 1956 and meets once a month, to organise fundraising activities, to help support the work of Vision Australia