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Join us for a free 8 week health program created to support Cantonese and Mandarin speaking seniors living in the Cumberland City Council area.

The BreastScreen NSW mobile screening van is coming to Auburn Central, offering free breast screening for women in the local community.

A talk on writing and music that reveals a story of prodigious energy, adaptability, and openness to new opportunities. As a musician and author, Michael celebrates diversity, collaboration, and community.

Heart Week is Australia’s national heart health awareness week, held in May each year. 

Starts 11 May 2026 - Turn your green thumb talents into real world skills with a floristry course.

Looking for a school where your child can grow in truth, beauty, and goodness?

This workshop is designed to bring seniors together, connect, and improve their balance and flexibility.

This workshop is designed to bring seniors together, connect, and improve their balance and flexibility.

Starts 7 May 2026 - Would you like to learn about the School Based Education Support Industry and career pathways available.

Supporting Children’s Emotional Wellbeing, One Family at a Time.

This workshop is designed to bring seniors together, connect, and improve their balance and flexibility.

Cumberland City Council is proud to present the Hazara Culture Day event on Saturday 16 May 2026, from 12 noon to 3pm at The Granville Centre. 

Theses free workshops are designed to bring seniors together, connect, and improve their balance and flexibility.

All donated goods (clothing, beddings and blankets) from our generous donors, composed of diverse community organisations, small business owners, churches and individuals, will be given away during our Community Giving Day, at Auburn Youth Centre, located at Wyatt Park, Church Street Lidcombe on Sunday 17 May 2026 from 1pm to 5pm.

Nature based activities where children can learn about the environment, biodiversity and Aboriginal values towards the land, along with how to care for our environment.

Cumberland City Council has secured $100,000 in NSW Government funding to support contemporary live music and all-ages audiences, part of a statewide effort to rebuild grassroots live music and support the next generation of artists.

Rest Assured invites you to join our June online webinar with 'All About Grief' author Doris Zagdanski.

Join us for an information session with NSW Police, Auburn and Council experts.

Celebrate National Simultaneous Storytime at Cumberland City Libraries as children across the country gather to read ‘Lunar Roo the Kangaroo Baller’ by Adam jackson, Adrian Lloyd and Jake Minton.