Moora Moora is on a mountain of beauty, art and healing. Our relationships
with each other and the Earth create an opportunity for raising
consciousness, which in turn transforms humanity.
Visitor's days
We welcome visitors to our open days which are held on the first Sunday of every month at 1.00 p.m. On these days you can join a tour of the property, meet some of the members and residents of the community and discuss Moora Moora and how we work together to manage our community and property. Wear warm country clothes and please - don't bring your pets, our property is a haven for wild life. International and interstate visitors can arrange to stay at Moora Moora to make their visit more relaxed, to do this please send an e-mail to: info@mooramoora.org.au
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WWOOFs
Moora Moora is a participant in the 'Willing Workers on Organic Farms' (WWOOF) scheme. International and Australian members of the WWOOF scheme are welcome to stay at Moora Moora as guest workers. ... Read more.
ARACHNOID WEBMAIL
Click here to go to the Arachnoid Webmail page (registered users only).
Welcome to the Moora Moora co-operative community.
An intentional, diverse community
Moora Moora is a co-operative residential community made up of a diverse group of about forty-five adults and twenty children. We intentionally choose to live together in six small clusters or hamlets located on a beautiful, cooperatively owned, 245 hectare property situated at an altitude of 700 metres on the top of Mount Toolebewong.
Our community is situated south of the rural township of Healesville, approximately 67 km (90 minutes by car) to the east of the city of Melbourne and located at the edge of the famous Yarra Valley wine and tourism region. Melbourne is Australia's second largest city and the capital of the state of Victoria, in the south eastern corner of continental Australia.
News and Events at Moora Moora
Yoga Retreat - Click Here for Details
Presented by Yogamanas & Melissa Shemanna
Branches Music Festival - RESCHEDULED
A benefit concert and dance supporting the East Timorese (Timor Leste) village of Besilau. This festival has been rescheduled to take place in summer/autumn of 2012. We will keep you posted in this space.
Moora Moora Art Exhibition - March, 2012
Featuring Moora Moora members Melissa Shemanna, Julia Shub, Cinnamon Evans, Jo Porter, Jeremy Shub and others.
Also check out forthcoming events presented or hosted by our Learning Centre. See the block to the right, or click here.