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A beloved local icon, the “Wenty Dolphin” will be returning home to the Wentworthville Memorial Swim Centre, with an unveiling on Saturday 7 October at 10am.

Community gardens are places where people come together to grow fruit and vegetables, enjoy healthy exercise, meet new people and share fresh food. They allow people to connect with nature and participate in their local community.

Explore the development opportunities and benefits available for you at Council.

Cumberland City Council’s Events and Culture team is seeking submissions from organisations or individuals (proponents) to act as Public Art Producer in the delivery of several creative mural projects across Cumberland in Merrylands, Guildford and Toongabbie.

Thinking of building an education and care service? Please read through Council’s Development Application Tool Kit for Education and Care Services to provide you with useful information.

Join us for this weekly playgroup that caters for parents and children. A range of fun and engaging activities are provided that support children's development.

The reading buddy program is available for primary school-aged children who already have basic reading skills and would benefit from additional practice.

8 April 2026 - Detective Casey Closed has left you a strange message and now they have gone missing! Help us follow the clues to find the detective and solve the case.

Cumberland Council is rolling out a new community program to help struggling residents and families amid inflation and the rising cost of living.

Lawn Bowls is a great sport for children as it promotes hand-eye coordination, teamwork, and physical activity. This program is for all abilities featuring modified rules, lighter equipment, and friendly competitions.