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All the fun of the fete

As fate would have it, one of the most fun local fetes is making a return to Point Cook on Saturday 21 February.

The Stella Maris Family Fun Day will run 10am-3pm and provide fun folk of all ages.

The free event, which raises funds for much-needed improvements to the school grounds and started 13 years ago when the school was little more than red clay, has blossomed into a much anticipated event on the calendar.

Staff, families of the students and local members of the community all volunteer their time to put on the show.

Rides and games for kids of all ages, live music and stage shows for entertainment, food trucks, market stalls will be among the attractions.

An animal farm will also be on site if you weren’t already sold on making the trip.

Adults will also have access to ‘The Stella Lounge,’ a relaxing space to enjoy an Aperol spritz or a boutique beverage.

The event is as much about building a stronger community as it is fundraising, so everyone is invited to come and mingle.

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