South Eastern Sydney Local Health District (SESLHD) – Equity & Prevention Service Healthy & Active Families Program (Arncliffe) is for parents/carers and features practical strategies to support their primary school aged children to be healthy, active and happy. Children will participate in fun games, cooking, and mindfulness activities. In English, with in-language support for families from culturally diverse backgrounds.

Mondays, 27 July to 24 August, 4pm-5.30pm
Arncliffe Youth Centre, 9 Townsend Lane, Arncliffe

Flyer
Registration
Contact: linda.trotter@health.nsw.gov.au

Child & Family

  • Georges River Council Winter 2026 School Holiday Activities
    School holiday activities for children and young people in Georges River include arts and crafts, urban circus workshop, magic show, intro to scriptwriting, science, chess, movies, and more.

    Various dates, times & locations, 6 July to 18 July

    Information & registration

  • Online Parenting Program: 1-2-3 Magic & Emotion Coaching
    South Eastern Community Connect (SECC) parenting program for parents/carers of children 4-12 years living in Bayside, City of Sydney, Randwick, Woollahra or Waverley LGAs. The program teaches calm, consistent strategies to manage challenging child behaviour and use emotion coaching to help children regulate their emotions.

    Mondays, 3 August to 17 August, 6pm-8pm, via MS Teams

    Flyer
    Registration

Youth

  • 3Bridges Youth Zone Penshurst July 2026 School Holiday Program
    Drop-in centre and hangout space for young people 12-18 years. Activities include chess workshop, NAIDOC Day with Oz Tag, sports, and cooking. Some activities require registration – refer to flyers below.

    Tuesday to Friday, 7 July to 16 July (closed 17 July)
    643A King Georges Rd, Penshurst

    Flyers: Full program | Chess workshop | NAIDOC Day with Oz Tag
    Contact: youth@3bridges.org.au or 1300 327 434

Adults

  • Tea Tasting Experience (Gymea)
    Kai’Mia Community tea tasting experience featuring herbs from the local community garden. Attendees can sample dried garden herbs prepared in organic tea bags, learn the benefits of the featured herbs, and spend time with others in a welcoming space.

    Wednesday, 1 July, 11am-12.15pm
    Gymea Community Centre, 39 Gymea Bay Rd, Gymea

    Flyer
    Contact: Brenda Eggleton, 9524 9559 or reception@kaimia.org.au

  • Bayside Film Club Screening
    Bayside Library screening of “The Song Keepers”: the Central Australian Aboriginal Women’s Choir go on a historic journey to take back the hymns that were given to their ancestors by German missionaries, but in their own ancient languages. Attendees can bring their own movie snacks with tea and coffee provided.

    Wednesday, 8 July, 10am-12pm
    Level 2, Rockdale Library, 444-446 Princes Hwy, Rockdale

    Flyer
    Bookings

Multicultural

  • Bayside Libraries Panel Discussion: Don’t Ask the Trees for their Names
    A panel discussion with Mary Hanoun-Khilla, Camilia Naim, and Hend Saab, moderated by Laila Bazzi. “Don’t Ask the Trees for their Names” is a collection of stories, bringing together nine Arab-Australian women who have had to start over in a new country, with stories reflecting on migration, community and identity.

    Saturday, 11 July, 2.30pm-4.30pm
    Rockdale Library, 444-446 Princes Hwy, Rockdale

    Flyer
    Registration

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander

  • Bayside Council NAIDOC Week 2026 Program
    The program will bring the community together through creativity and culture, with workshops, film, storytelling and events across Bayside, including NAIDOC Family Day, Indigenous Waterways workshop, Indigenous Sand Art sessions, “The Song Keepers” film screening, Indigenous Healing & Nutrition session for children, and more.

    Various dates, times & locations, Saturday, 4 July to Friday, 17 July

    NAIDOC Family Day flyer
    Full NAIDOC Week program

General

  • 2026 School Holiday Circus Quirkus Shows (Hurstville)
    Rotary Club of Ryde presents an eclectic mix of circus acts from all over the world. Suitable for all ages, sensory and neurodiverse friendly, and accessible for people with multiple and complex needs; with diverse abilities and backgrounds; who are facing hardship; or who are without access or opportunity to attend live theatre.

    Wednesday, 15 July, 11am or 2pm
    Hurstville Entertainment Centre, 16 Macmahon St, Hurstville

    Flyer
    Complimentary tickets: email name, preferred time & number of tickets to meredithnewman@showintent.com.au or contact 0404 367 782 

  • Fix it Sisters Shed Winter Fair & Open Day (Kyeemagh)
    Fix it Sisters Shed aims to empower women of all ages with practical and creative skills. Browse handmade arts, crafts and eco goods, and get a feel for the Fix it Sisters Shed.

    Saturday, 18 July & Sunday, 19 July, 10am-4pm
    Kyeemagh Boat Ramp Reserve, 80 Mutch Ave, Kyeemagh

    Flyer

  • Applications Open: Georges River Council 2027 Community Art Space Program
    Applications are open for local artists and creative groups to showcase their work in a professional gallery setting during 2027. Exhibitions will be held at Hurstville Museum & Gallery and Clive James Library, Kogarah. All mediums are welcome. Closes Sunday, 26 July, 11.59pm

    Information & application

  • Georges River Council Winter Relief Drive: Backpacks for New Beginnings
    In collaboration with Platform Nine, Georges River Council is seeking backpack donations filled with essentials and small comforts to support people seeking refuge this winter. There is a special need for men’s and boys’ items, including toiletries, socks, beanies, non-perishable food, colouring supplies, and small toys.

    Drop-off location (until Monday, 31 August): Georges River Civic Centre, Cnr MacMahon & Dora Sts, Hurstville

    Media release

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