This festival engages local businesses, community groups and individuals with a range of festive activities, including decorating and installing 100 Christmas trees, a lights and decorations competition and community carols.

This project will deliver a development program featuring AFLW footballers to inspire the next generation of female footballers. It will also purchase female uniforms and equipment to support the growth and introduction of a new under 14 girls’ team planned for 2025.

An all ages community festival that features local artists and performers at Hanging Rock.

An event to celebrate the Dandiya festival, also known as Navratri or Garba. This is a traditional Hindu festival celebrated predominantly in the Indian states of Gujarat, Maharashtra, and Rajasthan, as well as in other parts of India and by Indian communities around the world. Many non-Hindu communities also participate in the energetic and colorful folk dance called Garba or Dandiya Raas.

Queensberry Cup is a billycart race and street festival that celebrates the diverse communities of North and West Melbourne. The one-day festival supports local residents, businesses, students and workers of dynamic inner-city suburbs through a range of community development initiatives.

This event invites the community to come and try football and register to join the Inner Wests only all-female football club. It will recruit new players and boost participation for women and girls playing sport in the local community.

Skateboarding lessons with former World Champion and Olympic judge Renton Millar. These events will teach the fundamentals of skatepark safety, etiquette and usage. The event is free and equipment is provided for new skateboarders.

This is a day of building deeper connections among families from all backgrounds. There will be food, arts and crafts, and fun activities for kids and adults.

The ball celebrates and recognises the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. NAIDOC week is held in July and gives all Australians an opportunity to learn about First Nations cultures and histories and participate in celebrations of the oldest, continuous living cultures on earth.

This community led festival is a celebration of small businesses and community groups from Sunbury and surrounding areas. It offers specialty food, homewares, gifts, activities, community information, children's activities and entertainment.