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Great function centre for the local community. I held a fundraising event here recently and the…read moresupport we received from the staff was above and beyond, especially Viviana on the night. I highly recommend you try the meals at Leon's cafe. Leon does the meals for meetings I regularly attend and I have to say the food is always superb! The only drawback for holding a function is the cost they charge - it was a little costly for our fundraising night but if you want quality service, you need to be willing to pay a quality price. The centre also caters for a variety of community classes including photography and yoga. I haven't personally attended these but a couple of friends have and they have always said how enjoyable they are. This place is definitely one to consider for your next function.

The first time I went to Hubbe Court I had no idea what to expect…read more I had heard from a friend of a friend that a life drawing group was held there weekly, on Thursday nights from 7pm onward. My memory of arriving there is vivid. I had never been to life drawing before and as you may expect I was a little bit nervous. My heightened sensitivity was enhanced as I was greeted by the blaring sounds of Ravi Shankar and a bearded bohemian man, more so, perhaps than by the naked lady posing in the centre of the room. The Art and Craft Centre is ideally situated in the centre of a park at the end of hubby court. It is surrounded by towering ancient eucalypts and the chirping of native birds and is encircled by a small winding creek. In addition to hosting the life drawing night the Art and Craft Centre also houses the Ruth Tuck Art School, which specializes in children's art education as well as adult education in watercolour and printmaking. In addition, workshops in various fields, such as pottery, sculpture, painting and drawing, are also held from time to time at Hubbe Court. I have now become a regular at the Thursday night life drawing group and have developed great friendships with the other artists who draw there. Although there is a bit of an age gap between myself and the majority of the group (although there are a few other youngsters who come along from time to time) this has been no obstacle to our friendship, and newcomers of all ages are always welcome. Whilst no direct instruction is provided at the group, through the influence and advice of the artists at Hubby Court i have seen my self develop from a totally talentless worthless shmuck, to a totally talentless worthless shmuck who can almost draw the figure pretty good. And I'm pretty happy with that. Drawing commences at 7 and concludes at Ten. There is also a short break at half time at which complementary tea, coffee and biscuits are served. Entry is $8.