Fosterton Retreat

04/09/2026

Always something happening here. This is a great event with the whole town getting involved.
At Dungog by Design where I seel artworks, we have an amazing team set of Royal Dolton Crackleware in the window. It's gorgeous.

30/08/2026

LAST FEW DAYS TO BOOK IN!
Space for God- Saturday 5th September 10am-3pm
Whether you are a lifelong churchgoer or someone who often sits in the pews wondering, "What was that all about?", this retreat is for you.
We have all experienced moments where a service impacts someone else deeply yet leaves us feeling disconnected.
This peaceful retreat day helps you discover why we experience faith so differently.
Nestled in nature, you will spend the day engaging in gentle, guided, and creative reflective exercises where you will gain valuable insights into how you personally connect best with God. Plus learning to better understand the spiritual journeys of those ar you.
It is a restful space designed to dismantle comparison and unlock personal spiritual growth.
And you will leave equipped with practical, life-changing tools to go deeper in your relationship with The Great I Am.
We'd love you to join us. If you have questions give us a ring 0490 663 228 or book in online https://www.fostertonretreat.com.au/retreat-event-booking-formound

22/08/2026

We want to have a discussion about labyrinths. Max has written about them. We use them at all kinds of retreats: art retreats, spiritual retreats, personal growth retreats.
Max has run special days using them (e.g. World Labyrinth Day) & made them in the park when Art Bazaar is on. (It's on tomorrow at St Therese's Primary School Lambton but we won't be there.)
We'll use one at the next Retreat Day: Space for God, Saturday 5th September https://www.fostertonretreat.com.au/space-for-the-great-i-am
Yet there are still many people that don't know about them, or understand how we use them. But we're having trouble with the camera on our laptop, so we can't do a facebook live, posting a video will have to do.
WATCH THIS SPACE for when Max & I discuss "Labyrinths: not mazes but they are AMAZING!"

14/08/2026

This is at the Gloucester side of The Barrington Tops NP & World Heritage Area. We're only 1 hour away though!

Darryn Marshall took this at the Barrington Tops early yesterday morning. Snow fell across several elevated parts of the eastern interior overnight on Sunday. Thank you for sharing all your snowy shots with us!

12/08/2026

Science week - just next week.
There's plenty to do to to be involved. Here's a couple:
ABC is looking for vote on native flowers AND
Australia's Bug Hunt Bug Hunt - Become a bug detective today.
Step into the hidden world just beyond your doorstep! With only your phone and a curious eye, you can join thousands of Australians uncovering the extraordinary invertebrates that live in our gardens, parks and schoolyards.

Each photo you upload to Bug Hunt Australia on iNaturalist adds to vital knowledge – helping protect lesser-known but critical species and detect invasive species before they spread.
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Move over waratahs and banksias! These 10 flowers from the unsung understorey are not just pretty faces, they have surprising tricks up their sleeves.

09/08/2026

Last chance to join in this Stained Glass Art Retreat next weekend.
Much more than a workshop! Contact us asap [email protected]

01/08/2026

Yes, you can. Create amazing work to take home.

27/07/2026

Make something you're proud of at our next amazing Stained Glass Art Retreat. All first timers!
More than just a workshop (see our recent reel to find out the difference)
Theres room for you August 14 - 16th
https://www.fostertonretreat.com.au/retreats-1

24/07/2026

Workshop or retreat: what's the difference?
We run different types of events and many are retreats but some people want to call them workshops. Here we discuss the difference. We tried to do it live, but our microphone didn't work.
Enjoy!!!

28/06/2026

This is how we end another wonderful Stained Glass Retreat. Thanks Marian Leadlight of Day for being such a good teacher. It was good to see people learn, create, encounter marvels in the bush and walk the labyrinths. Thanks marvellous Max Greive.