AUSISO Soccer and Basketball Workshop
AUSISO brings an action-packed soccer and basketball workshop to Synergy Youth Centre on Thursday 16 July, ages 10 to 17.
AUSISO brings an action-packed soccer and basketball workshop to Synergy Youth Centre on Thursday 16 July, ages 10 to 17.
Teens can design and build their own board game from scratch at this free school holidays workshop at Synergy Youth Centre.
A free drop-in chess session runs every Thursday afternoon at The Canopy in Lane Cove from 1:30pm, with large and standard sets available for all ages.
Kids aged 7 to 13 can compete in a free Minecraft Tournament at St Leonards Library these school holidays.
Everyone welcome from Social, Beginners to Tournament Level. For more information, call Julie & Peter Bailey on 0427 035 465
Lane Cove celebrates Bastille Day at The Canopy with live French music and a can-can show.
Lane Cove Cinema Club screens the acclaimed documentary In My Blood It Runs for free as part of NAIDOC Week.
Lane Cove Runners is a social, non-competitive, free running group. Find out more here. We’d love to invite you to join our new Lane Cove Runners Club for a relaxed […]
Gallery Lane Cove is running full-day creative camps these winter school holidays, with art, craft, printmaking and ceramics for Kindy to Year 6.
Kids aged 6 to 12 can try hands-on coding games with Osmo at this free drop-in session at The YARN, Hunters Hill Library.
Jane Caro joins journalist Nicole Abadee at Chatswood Library to discuss her essay on public education, as part of the Willoughby Literary Festival.
The Willoughby Literary Festival returns to Chatswood Library from 17 to 19 July, with free author talks, panels and readings across the three days.
Bestselling author Chris Hammer discusses his new novel 'Legacy' with Tim Ayliffe at Chatswood Library, as part of the Willoughby Literary Festival.
Jess Hill discusses gendered violence and her Stella Prize winning book with Yvette Vignando at Chatswood Library, as part of the Willoughby Literary Festival.
Joanna Nell and Sophie Green discuss ageing, identity and Joanna's new novel The Funeral Crashers at Chatswood Library's Willoughby Literary Festival.