Pan Community Council Jamboree

Jamboree A4 Leaflet

Pan Community Council Camp Out Jamboree

21-22 November 2026

The aim of this gathering is to provide relaxing times to share meals and yarns in a beautiful setting.

For families of unity to gather around camp fires, singing, dancing, reciting stories and poetry.

Unlike gatherings in the past: rallying to urgent agendas; that famously resulted in progressive change, this will be a time to reflect on unity in these alienating times. Where we all feel so powerless in the face of such obvious societal angst; an anathema to our heart felt Aquarian roots and our desires for a loving, accepting and inclusive world.

In spirit you can be a part of this, if in flesh and time, you can’t. It is poignant. Really significant, to my way of thinking. Approaching twelve months of combined and sustained effort, after gracious acceptance of the kind and generous offer from Siddha Farm. Right in the heart of the Aquarian heart land. A spiritual place. Buddhists’s can do it. We’ve a team of multi-generational personnel, on site, at the ready. Bring your mind, body and spirit. Bring your bikes, your carts. Find a place to park. Walk Tuntable and back. Look at a map. Be the being or spirited, arrive in thoughts and pray, or arrive to friends, family and communiteeeee.

In dog we trust: indeed question’s have been raised multiple times. God, dog all the same to me, spirited we must. Embrace dog… dogs in our families? Discuss.

Please bring all food and shelter to your requirements. Plus something to share for Saturday nights pot luck dinner.

Where: 76 Young Road, Nimbin (off Tuntable Falls rd)

RSVP by November 7 is essential. By Phone: 0428 370 049 or email: nityamaoz@hotmail.com

If we don’t have reasonable numbers the event may have to be cancelled.

Pan Community Council Siddha FarmApologies as well would be appreciated – just to let us know you’re disappointed at not being able to attend – we know it’s a busy time of the year.

Jamboree Poster
Sidddha Farm campout for Pan Community Council