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I am in a group of Red Hatters in Toowoomba Sure You will find a group in your town .They are a lovely group of girls or email re them
46645Here you go, first one i've found, will keep searching.
WOW, I found so many, I have to stop listing them.
I used Copernic to search Australia and it seems they are springing up everywhere.
If you want to find specific groups and don't have Copernic search engine you could try using Google.
hugs n roses, M
by reggirl
27 Oct 2009
Thankyou SOOOOOOOOOO much ladies, I am for a couple of years a pink hat if I joined...lol. I will look into this though, funny thing is I have never heard of it & I was country girl & a city girl in Australia. worked in many restaurants, gone to different groups over the years.. come on the internet & find out they are everywhere.....lol
122864It is here in Australia Reggie. We had a group of Redhat ladies come to Penrith Tenpin Bowl and enjoy a bowling afternoon together. I was so tempted to go up and ask them all about it, but was busy bowling league and they left before our league finish bowling.
They were all dressed up with gorgeous red hats and most of them wore some shade of purple with them. A truly fabulous combination.
You could try looking them up in the Yellow Pages under organisations, clubs, or maybe the local Community Service may have info.
Hugs n roses, Meganne
Hugs n roses,
by sandralochran
22 Oct 2009
I am a Red Hatter in Toowoomba Still looking for purple clothing! Have 4 different hats or hair pieces
122864Thanks for the info! I have been wondering about the Red Hatters too!
17126Just FYI .. I'm a Red Hatter, and each group (in the USA) do their own thing. Some groups quilt, some groups only go out and eat, some groups are volunteer for different things, and there are many, many other activities. Once our group made jewelry, and once we made post cards. If you don't want to participate in a certain activity, or can't make it, no big deal. Lot of fun. Those not 50 yet are called Pink Hatters, and they can be part of your group. You can start your own group if you want to ... you set the rules. And a *4U for asking.
8287Hehehe! Here is my pin cushion - not that I have ever been to an activity. *4U
211078Thanks for the Wikipedia reference, Reggie! I'm in the USA, more familiar with the Red Hat culture, but I never realized it was started totally by accident! How cool! Also, I think Wikipedia should get a Nobel Prize or something, it's one of the greatest things the World Wide Web has ever produced. Re: Red Hatters not being popular in Australia (yet), well, Reg, from learning to know some of you through this site and others, I think you Aussies live your whole lives in Red Hat mode! Viva Australia! Hugs, Marji
by reggirl
27 Oct 2009
Mad Hatters...lol. Yes we don't hold back, & we are always there to have fun, help a friend or stranger. I often get people I don't know from "a bar of soap" come up & ask all sorts of questions, I have had to build a wall (imaginery) to slow down or stop people from doing it sometimes, as they can tend to absorb energy, leaving me drained... I bet there are a few of you that have the same thing happen.
Huggsies,
Reg
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