Tai Chi Tuesday 2 March with Jeni

Ticket details

This ticket covers a single Tai Chi class on 2 March 2021 with with Jeni from 10.00 am - 11.00 am at Eureka Hall.

About the Venue

Access to the Hall will be available from 10 minutes before the class starts. As this will be the only activity taking place in the Hall at this time, for security reasons the external doors of the Hall will be locked at 10.00 am to enable the class to start on time. There will be no access into the Hall during the class, so please don't be late.

Location & getting there

Classes are held in the bigger (south) room at Eureka Hall (104 Stawell Street South, Ballarat East). Please enter via the door on the Eureka Street side of the Hall.

Walking: The Eureka Hall entrance is on the Eureka Street side of the building.
Driving: You can park in the car park between Eureka Hall and the Eureka Pool, entry from Stawell Street South.
Bus: Catch either the Ballarat-Canadian Bus (Route 20) and hop off at Stop 35385 (Kline Street/Eureka Street) or the Ballarat-Brown Hill Bus (Route 15) and hop off at Stop 35379 (Eureka Stockade Memorial Park/Eureka Street). Walk along Eureka Street to Eureka Hall.
Bicycle: Please secure your bicycle outside Eureka Hall.

Public toilets are available adjacent to Eureka Hall. There are no toilets inside the building.

Conditions of participation

• If you are feeling unwell and/or have cold/flu symptoms or have been in contact with a confirmed COVID-19 case, please do not come to class.
• Wear a face mask at all times when inside the Hall, including during the class. Check the Victorian Government's COVID-19 guidelines for exercising and face masks for updates.
• Please sanitise your hands upon entry to and exit from Eureka Hall. Hand sanitiser will be available.
• Keep at least 1.5 metres from other people in the class.
• Bring your own drink bottle as there will be no access to the kitchen at this stage.
• Arrive 5-10 minutes before the class starts to allow time to complete any COVID-19 paperwork, which may include confirmation of your attendance for contact tracing purposes.
• Wear comfortable active wear including shoes.
• If you have any injuries or issues which may affect your ability to partipate fully in the class, please arrive early and discuss with Jeni.
• Turn off your phone/digital devices and store your possessions in the Tai Chi room.
• A maximum of 15 participants will be permitted to participate in the class.
• Tickets are not transferable.

About Jeni

Jeni qualified to be a Tai Chi teacher in 2010. She started teaching Tai Chi as a volunteer when living in Queensland and wanted to support older people in her community with arthritis to stay active. When Jeni started running Tai Chi classes for the Ballarat East Neighbourhood House in 2019, they were extremely popular. 

Ticket options

In Term One, Ballarat East Neighbourhood House is offering two different payment options for the eight Tuesday Tai Chi classes. Each class costs $10.00. There are discounts available for purchasing your tickets in advance and online.

Option One: $8.00 Individual Class (Online Payment) (valued at $10.00)

By purchasing individual classes online, each class will cost $8.00, a discount of $2.00 per class (valued at $10.00). Payment must be made by midday the day before the class, when bookings will close. Once the maximum of 15 participants has been reached, no more bookings will be taken.

Option Two: $10.00 Individual Class (Cash Payment):

Classes can be booked online and paid for in cash on the day. Registration for this option is available until midday the day before the class (Monday), when bookings will close. Once the maximum of 15 participants has been reached, no more bookings will be taken. To minimise cash-handling required by the teacher, once you have confirmed your booking, please arrive early, bring exactly $10.00 cash on the day and put it into the cash box provided by the teacher.

Please do not arrive at Eureka Hall without having booked a space in the class.

Cancellation of classes

Unfortunately, at this stage, Ballarat East Neighbourhood House is not able to offer replacement classes if you are unable to attend.

If you do not want to commit to the whole term, please consider purchasing your class pass each week online before midday the day before the class. However, please note that the Tai Chi classes are very popular and may book out. 

Ballarat East Neighbourhood House

The Ballarat East Neighbourhood House has been established for the benefit of local residents and the broader community of the Ballarat East area including Ballarat East, Canadian, Eureka, Golden Point, Mt Pleasant, Warrenheip and the surrounds. The main purpose of our House is to enrich our community by providing opportunities to connect, participate and learn. Contact us to find out more.