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Welcome to the Lake Monger Community Shed Website |
The Lake Monger Community Shed (LMCS) is located at the Lake Monger Recreation site in Wembley, Western Australia. The Shed is now complete and we are in the process of fully commissioning the Shed.
The Shed is currently open for just four to five sessions a week while we build our operational capability. Soon the number of sessions per week will increase and members are now welcome to work on their own projects in the Shed.
Please check the opening times page for for the current session times.
The Shed is currently open for just four to five sessions a week while we build our operational capability. Soon the number of sessions per week will increase and members are now welcome to work on their own projects in the Shed.
Please check the opening times page for for the current session times.
The Lake Monger Community Shed provides a well equipped, first class facility to learn new skills, engage and support your local community as well as make new friends.
If you would like to be a part of the exciting community project please get in touch soon as membership of the shed will be limited in the early stages. Click here for membership details and here for contact details.
The LMCS provides a meeting place for social interaction with an emphasis on activities such as:
Our members are able to work on their own projects, but it is also intended the Shed make articles for other community groups and to raise funds to support Shed running costs.
The Lake Monger Community Shed provides a well equipped, first class facility to learn new skills, engage and support your local community as well as make new friends.
If you would like to be a part of the exciting community project please get in touch soon as membership of the shed will be limited in the early stages. Click here for membership details and here for contact details.
The LMCS provides a meeting place for social interaction with an emphasis on activities such as:
- Woodworking
- Metalwork
- Pottery
- Other activities as requested by our members such as photography, cooking classes, computer and IT classes, electronics.
Our members are able to work on their own projects, but it is also intended the Shed make articles for other community groups and to raise funds to support Shed running costs.
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