Eagle Stadium in Werribee marked its 10th anniversary on 11 July with a free family open day. Wyndham’s biggest indoor sports hub has 12 courts, crèche, café, and programs for all ages.
Brimbank residents can now access fully-funded AI training from Deakin University, with new cohorts starting monthly and registration required by the 25th.
Free tours of the Altona Recycled Water Plant July 25-26 offer a rare look at wastewater treatment and Agnes Denes’s spiral forest artwork. Only 160 spots – book fast.
Free monthly Pasifika night market with food, music, and stalls at Penrose Place, Tarneit. Island mix plates, live performances, and family fun on first Saturdays until November.
Family-authored children’s series Johnny, The Inventor completes its four-book run with a week-long signing event at Watergardens Town Centre, 29 June to 5 July 2026.
Shadowfax Winery in Werribee South launches Friday night live music and dinner series from 26 June to 18 December 2026, pairing handcrafted wine with a parkland setting a short walk from the zoo, mansion and rose garden.
Kids 16 and under get in free at Scienceworks these winter holidays, with a new colour exhibition, free workshops, and a rainbow scavenger hunt running 27 June–12 July 2026.
Aunty Jeanie Mason’s Bakandji Fashion Collection is still on display at St Albans’ Bowery Gallery until 12 July 2026, after an earlier closing date was revised. Entry is free.
The final in-person help session for Brimbank community grants of up to $15,000 runs at St Albans Community Centre on 11 June, days before the medium and large grant applications close.
The Brimbank LGBTQIA+ History Exhibition returns for a single day at Deer Park’s Hunt Club on 4 June, after its Midsumma Westside run wrapped in May. Free entry, no bookings needed.