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6 Page Emerald Bank Feature Farmer’s Market this Sunday
Everything and more ALL SET FOR AN EXCITING FUTURE AT EMERALD BANK… From left, The Woolshed head chef, Anthony Keating, The Provender & Co owner, Nicole Male, Pot-Werx owner, Cheryl Saunders, Barclay’s Antiques & Collectables co-owner, June Barclay, Shepparton Motor Museum & Collectibles senior volunteer, Graham Tidd, Riverside Gardens manager, Larry Smith, Gemma Balfour, 2, Shepparton Motor Museum & Collectibles curator, Graeme Balfour, Lily Balfour, 4, AOK Healing Centre owner, Michelle Newten and The Windmill Chocolate Shop & Café owner, Kerri McGraw. Photo: Alicia Niglia.
Re-launch of an undiscovered gem
A REL A XING atmosphere where you can celebrate at a function, sit down to lunch, enjoy a walk through history, heal your mind, body and soul, shop for your outdoor areas, take your kids on an adventure or treat yourself to something sweet is often hard to come by, but not in Shepparton. Emerald Bank Leisure Land has all of this and more and is transforming from an undiscovered gem into a must visit location. 17 years ago, it began as a dream of local philanthropist,
Lloyd Mawson to create a space that the whole family could enjoy. Today, Emerald Bank has become just that, and there are exciting times ahead. Emerald Bank’s new owner, Jim Andreadis said, “In almost two decades Emerald Bank has become quite established under Lloyd Mawson’s ownership. The number of businesses has increased and it has gained an identity
and fantastic reputation. And of course, it’s easily identifiable because of the Dutch windmill, which used to be part of the display at the old International Village. “There have been some exciting things that have happened at Emerald Bank over the last year. “Many of the businesses have expanded or renovated, and some businesses have recently changed hands,” Jim said. Continued on page 2 of this feature