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Nature's Energy Natural Therapies Centre & Day Spa

105 Glebe Point Rd, Glebe NSW 2037

Nature's Energy Natural Therapies Centre & Day Spa

With two centres - one in Glebe and one in Balmain - Nature's Energy offers a wide variety of natural therapies including massage, chiropractic, homoeopathy, naturopathy, natural beauty, organic hair colour, acupuncture and more. Nature's Energy also has a retail section where the focus is on selling body and skin care products that are based on natural ingredients and free from parabens and sulphates.
The Philosophy of Nature's Energy Natural Therapies Centre & Day Spa:

We are given the ‘Bean’ by Mother Nature whose energy promotes evolution, enrichment and tranquility. The Bean represents to us, the life force of nature and sums up Nature’s Energy’s holistic approach to the care and commitment given to our clients.

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Glebe Markets

Glebe Public School, 40 Glebe Point Road, Glebe NSW 2037

Everything from original design clothing, pre-loved attire, bric-a-brac, books and records, to arts and crafts, jewellery and hats. There are food stalls and some outdoor entertainment including bands, jugglers and acrobats. With around 200 stalls, there's a lot of stuff to wade through. And while there's a heap of junk, there is some truth in the adage that one person's rubbish is another's recycling project. Who knows, a good search may unearth a true gem - what wouldn't you give for an original Leo Sayer single, or a Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go T-shirt? Your best bet is to get there early to avoid the lunchtime and early afternoon crush. The multicultural food stalls lend the atmosphere a subliminal exotic aroma, and it won't be too long before you're tucking into samosas on the small stretch of grass and pretending, like everybody else, that you're back in Woodstock.

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Gleebooks

49 Glebe Point Road, Glebe NSW 2037

Gleebooks is the 2008 Independent Bookseller of the Year, and has over 30 years experience stocking a huge range of books, journals and periodicals, music and DVDs. It has an active lecture and book talks program, hosting both Australian and international writers upstairs over wine and cheese at 49 Glebe Point Road. Gleebooks has a diverse range of specialist DVDs including mainstream film and music titles, arthouse and hard-to-find cinema classics.

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Glass Artists Gallery

68 Glebe Point Road, Glebe NSW 2037

The Glass Artists' Gallery is Australia's foremost contemporary glass gallery. Established in 1982 by artist/educator Maureen Cahill, the Gallery promotes diverse and unique works by Australian and New Zealand artists both nationally and internationally. Nationally, Maureen Cahill co-founded the Ranamok Glass Prize; awarded annually, this prize has gained international recognition as a major contemporary glass prize. Internationally, the Gallery has exhibited since 1991 in major events in Chicago, New York, Singapore and London.

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Harold Park Hotel

70A Ross St, Glebe NSW 2037

The Harold Park Hotel is located in the inner west of Sydney, in the suburb of Glebe, directly opposite the landmark Harold Park Raceway. The Bistro at the Harold Park Hotel has everything from snacks, bar food, kids, and desserts on our seasonal a la carte menu. We also have daily specials, and on Sundays we do a traditional roast - just the way your mum makes it! Arturo Osuna and the team in the kitchen want you to feel at home, seven lunches, seven dinners and all day Saturday and Sunday.

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Glebe Markets

46 Glebe Point Rd, Glebe , Glebe NSW 2037
Everything from original design clothing, pre-loved attire, bric-a-brac, books and records, to arts and crafts, jewellery and hats. There are food stalls and some outdoor entertainment including bands, jugglers and acrobats. With around 200 stalls, there's a lot of stuff to wade through. And while there's a heap of junk, there is some truth in the adage that one person's rubbish is another's recycling project. Who knows, a good search may unearth a true gem - what wouldn't you give for an original Leo Sayer single, or a Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go T-shirt? Your best bet is to get there early to avoid the lunchtime and early afternoon crush. The multicultural food stalls lend the atmosphere a subliminal exotic aroma, and it won't be too long before you're tucking into samosas on the small stretch of grass and pretending, like everybody else, that you're back in Woodstock.