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17 July 2025 - Join our FREE Yatimba Program to enhance your mental and physical well-being through collaborative discussions, and rhythmic movement!

The survey is now closed as of 5pm, Monday 30 June 2025. We're currently reviewing all responses and preparing for the prize draw.

Council libraries are offering an exciting winter school program with a lineup of activities. 

Reading practice for adults provides one-on-one reading sessions with a volunteer for adults who possess basic reading skills and could benefit from extra reading practice.

Council aims to protect our native endemic species for future generations by encouraging private landowners and residents to become stewards of threatened species and communities in Cumberland.

The competition is now closed as of 5pm, Friday 18 July 2025.

A youth-led workshop on homelessness, exploring the issue and how Vinnies and Cumberland City Council are responding.

Get ready to snap, stroll and soak up the blossom magic at the 2025 Sydney Cherry Blossom Festival, returning to the stunning Auburn Botanic Gardens on Saturday 16 August to Sunday 24 August.

Cumberland City Council invites the community to celebrate the Year of the Snake at its exciting Lunar New Year event at Auburn Park on Saturday, 8 February 2025, from 5pm to 9pm.

Design characters inspired by pop culture and real life, then create wearable pieces that explore fantasy, avatars, and personal stories. No experience needed—just curiosity and creativity.

The Gardens by The Kids is a world of sound, friendship and imagination - curated by The Kids.

Cumberland City Council is holding an Employment Expo specifically tailored to those seeking employment opportunities in the Community Services sector.

The Event Support Grant provides financial support for one-off events that foster social cohesion and community participation, ensuring all residents have equal opportunities to engage and connect. 

The Hardship Assistance for Children and Youth in Education and Sport Grant supports families facing financial difficulties, helping to ensure their children can continue participating in community life.

The Connected Communities Grant provides financial support for projects that focus on early intervention, prevention, and the delivery of services that cater to marginalised communities in Cumberland.

The Safer Communities Grant aligns with Council’s Community Safety and Crime Prevention Plan and Domestic and Family Violence Action Plan to fund innovative, evidence-based projects that enhance community safety, reduce crime, and support individuals affected by DFV.

The Education Access Grant supports initiatives that aim to reduce educational disparities, focusing on providing access to quality education and skill-building opportunities for disadvantaged groups.

Playlinks is a supported play group for families with children ages 0 to 5 years old. The free, short-term program runs weekly every Tuesday from 9:30am to 11:30am at Merrylands.

The Good was a major solo exhibition by artist Anna Louise Richardson whose practice is centred around rural life, embedded in the experience and drama of everyday reality.

The World Culture Fair is a special event designed to promote cultural exchange and unity among the diverse communities in Australia.

Free information sessions for caregivers with children who need support with early language and literacy.

Free information sessions for caregivers with children who need support with early language and literacy.

Free information sessions for caregivers with children who need support with early language and literacy.

Free information sessions for caregivers with children who need support with early language and literacy.

This workshop provides practical tools and strategies to combat the effects of racism and foster racial resilience in children and young people with refugee backgrounds.