Showing posts with label Blacktown City Council Event. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Blacktown City Council Event. Show all posts

Monday, 6 August 2018

Blacktown City Council - Event - Community Forum 'Toongabbie' - Ward 3


Community Forum
Ward 3 
Toongabbie

You are invited to Blacktown City Council's  next community forum on Monday, 13 August at 7 pm at Metella Road Public School in Toongabbie.
Council's community forum gives the community a chance to raise your concerns about important issues that affect you. 
Bring your family and friends to the forum so they can also have their say about issues affecting their neighbourhoods.
This is an opportunity to speak directly with Councillors and Council officers. 
At the Toongabbie forum, we will provide an update on infrastructure in the area; community safety programs; and an update on parks and reserves.
We look forward to seeing you at the forum.

Details:

Toongabbie Community Forum
7 pm, Monday 13 August
Metella Road Public School
 117 - 131 Metella Road, Toongabbie
 
(entry via Cornelia Road).

Saturday, 27 May 2017

Blackltown City Council Event: Blacktown City Festival 2017

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Event details:
When: Saturday, 27 May
Where: Blacktown CBD, Campbell Street
Time: 9:00am – 4:00pm
Cost: Free entry

Blacktown set for Wiggly good fun

The Wiggles will wow audiences as part of their special free show to wrap up the 2017 Blacktown City Festival.

Anthony, Emma, Lachy and Simon will be live on the main stage on Saturday 27 May, from 1pm, performing all their famous Wiggly hits.

The free show is part of a packed program of entertainment for the Streets Alive and Parade Day, concluding the week-long Blacktown City Festival.

“I fully expect Wigglemania to seize Blacktown City as the Fab Four take to the main stage as our headline act this year,” said Mayor of Blacktown City Stephen Bali.

“The Wiggles are able to pack out arenas across the world and tickets for their shows regularly sell out.

“Yet they will be here, in the heart of Blacktown City, performing for free at our fantastic Streets Alive and Parade Day.” 

The Parade Day starts at 11am on Main Street (near Warrick Lane), with over 60 floats and participants joining in the fun.

“The vibrant parade will travel through the streets of our CBD and is a spectacular display of colour and excitement with roving characters, floats and marching bands,” said Mayor Bali.

“There will also be performances from different cultures, a huge number of arts and crafts stalls, and food trucks.”
Residents and visitors are encouraged to get into the CBD early and wander through the streets, which feature over 200 stalls filled with food, show-bags, handmade arts and crafts, toys and much more.

There will also be free amusement rides for the kids to enjoy.

There are five performance stages hosting incredible singing and dancing acts from talented locals.

This year there will be an opportunity to meet your favourite princesses and superheroes including Belle, Rapunzel, Cinderella, Snow White, Batman, Superman and Spiderman.

Come and grab a bite to eat in the food truck and dessert section on the Village Green and skate around the ice skating rink.

For more information including dates and times or to view the full program, visit the Blacktown City Festival website at http://www.festival.blacktown.nsw.gov.au  or call Council on 9839 6000.