November 2015 Newsletter

Community Newsletter
EDITION 16 | November 2015
Let us
entertain you
There’s so much happening at Northshore Hamilton!
This month, Eat Street Markets launched a new retro eat-in drive-in at
the eastern end of Northshore Hamilton. Find out more about that in
this newsletter.
Sundays at Portside Wharf are now even bigger with the live music
sets extended and the launch of Dendy Cinema’s ‘Sundate’. Dendy
Cinemas has launched ‘Sundate’, giving movie-goers a double movie
pass for only $20 after 4pm on Sundays.
Northshore Harbour Café and Riverside Park
The riverfront fashion and lifestyle precinct comes alive every
Sunday with talented local artists performing from midday to
4pm at Portside Wharf.
With summer weather upon us, the team at Northshore Harbour Café,
near the Northshore Riverside Park, have some great outdoor activities
to entertain families. Hire a stand up paddle board, kayak or bike and
explore Northshore at your own pace.
For those looking for something a little livelier, the legendary Sundays
at Byblos runs from 3pm to 7pm with DJ Habebe, great specials,
superb cocktails and stunning views.
Also, don’t forget about the fantastic venues to book throughout
Northshore Hamilton for your Christmas and New Year’s celebrations.
Check out the link on our website or Facebook page.
What’s On
Stay up-to-date with What’s On at Northshore
at facebook.com/NorthshoreHamilton
Eat Street Markets
Every Friday & Saturday
4-10pm
Blokarting (weather
permitting) Beside
Northshore Harbour Cafe
Every Sunday
NEW Eat Street
Markets Drive-in
Every Friday & Saturday - Gates
open 5.30pm Movie starts 7.30pm
School holidays
commence
Saturday 12 December 2015
Sun-Sets at
Portside Wharf
NOW EVERY Sunday 12-4pm
Christmas Day
Friday 25 December
NEW Dendy
Cinema’s ‘Sundate’
After 4pm on Sundays
New Year’s Eve
Thursday 31 December
More infrastructure
improvements and
works underway
Economic Development Queensland (EDQ) has a number of
infrastructure upgrades underway and more planned over the
coming year.
Works required to link Theodore St and Barcham St commenced
in October. Before construction of the new connection road can
begin, significant decontamination and remediation of this land
needs to take place. Contractors commenced these remediation
works and these are anticipated to continue until end of February
next year. Once these are completed, the construction of the
new road is anticipated to commence from mid-2016.
Demolition of the dilapidated wharves will commence from
February next year. Initially two stretches of works at the eastern
and the western end will begin in February next year with
removal of existing wharf infrastructure and these materials will
either be re-used in future public art in the precinct or recycled.
These works will begin the process of opening up the river to
the public and to allow for the proposed two kilometre river walk
in the future. During this time there will be no disruption to Eat
Street Markets or cruise ship operations.
A significant package of works on Remora Rd, Macarthur Ave
and Hercules St will commence from March 2016. These works
will include road widening to four lanes, future signalling, and
new on-street parking. The works along Remora Rd will improve
the appearance of the entrance to Northshore Hamilton and,
importantly, allows for the provision of dedicated public transport
along this road. Residents and businesses will be advised in
advance of commencement and of any disruption to traffic
during this period.
Local residents, and visitors to the Northshore Harbour
Café and Northshore Riverside Park, will find that EDQ
has opened up a new 300 space car park at the eastern
end of Northshore Hamilton near the Northshore Northshore
Hamilton City Cat Terminal.
Visit the news page on our website for infrastructure updates and
information www.northshorehamilton.com.au/?name=News
Retro pop-up
drive in and
outdoor cinema
experience
From 6 November, Eat Street Markets are introducing a pop-up
drive-in and outdoor cinema to Northshore Hamilton every Friday
and Saturday night.
Located at a different location along Macarthur Ave, just down
the road from Eat Street Markets, the riverside drive-in will
screen current popular releases and the occasional classic
Hollywood blockbuster.
Enjoy the latest movies from the comfort of your own vehicle.
Local residents who stroll down, or those who catch the CityCat,
can walk in and take advantage of the cozy “moon chairs” and
enjoy movies under the stars.
Just like the old days – imagine segways instead of roller skates
– you can order your snacks and (non-alcoholic) beverages by
placing the special service flag on the roof of your car to get the
attention of the roving segway crews. If you are in a moon chair
you don’t have to leave your seat as the segway service will be
like having your own private candy bar. If you feel like a beer or a
wine before or during the movie you can also visit the American
Diner for ice cold beverages.
Tickets must be purchased online in advance from the link on
the Eat Street Markets website www.eatstreetmarkets.com
or www.movies.eatstreetmarkets.com.au and the entire
experience is cashless, so remember to bring your credit or
debit cards for service on the night.
Your drive-in tickets also includes complimentary entry to Eat
Street Markets so you can pop in before or after the movie for
a delicious dinner of pick up some takeway.
Gates open at 5.30pm and movies start at 7.30pm. Dogs are
welcome. BYO not allowed.
Dining out at Northshore
There are now more than 30 cafes, venues and bars at Northshore
offering a variety of dining options, plus a few new comers which
are taking the precinct by storm, you are spoilt for choice.
Portside Wharf has welcomed health inspired café, Pineapple
Express which serves up a nutritious menu of raw, gluten and
dairy-free delights. It is also the only other venue in Brisbane to
serve up Cocowhip.
Also new to Portside Wharf, Treecycle Coffee Shop has
created its own single-origin house blend coffee. While the
coffee beans are imported from Colombia, much of the
delicious menu (did we mention all-day breakfast) is locally
sourced produce.
NOLA Portside offers a unique version of hearty New
Orleans, Louisiana fare with a mix of Creole, Cajun, Spanish,
French, African and Native American. The Louisiana-style live
music on Friday nights is awesome too.
Workshop 14 at Hamilton Walk is a funky, industrial looking
craft beer, cocktail and wine bar, where every Wednesday night
is Neighbourhood Night with half price pizzas and happy hour.
Grab a house blend from
Treecycle Coffee Shop
You can find more details about these and other venues at
Northshore on our website www.northshorehamilton.com.au
or our Facebook page. Or just visit them!
ICON by Wentworth Equities
Example interior of a Petit Early Learning Journey Centre
Enrolments now open for
Petit Early Learning Journey
at BTP
Enrolments are now open for the brand new Petit Early Learning
Journey centre at Brisbane Technology Park Northshore Hamilton.
The centre is currently under construction and is due to open in
March 2016.
The portfolio is also an important tool for children to reflect on their
own work. Petit cultivates a child’s self-awareness of their body,
feelings, thoughts and attitudes, to support the discovery of each
child’s unique personality.
Designed over two levels, the purpose built centre at 405 Macarthur
Avenue will feature six studios including dedicated Outside School
Hours Care; catering for children aged six weeks to twelve years old.
Parents find the online service a valuable tool which allows them to
virtually check in on their children throughout the day and see them
participating in fun activities.
The BTP Northshore Hamilton centre will incorporate new
technologies with a digital sign in system (QK Kiosk) and online child
portfolio (QKeYLM). Educators maintain your child’s digital portfolio
including work samples, observation, photos and videos. With your
own unique access to the online family lounge – log in at anytime,
anywhere to follow your child’s learning journey.
Secure your child’s place for 2016 by contacting
Petit Early Learning Journey on:
Phone: 1300 1PETIT (1300 173 848)
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.petitjourney.com.au/enrolment
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