Events for September 16, 2026

Kwinana’s Heart Foundation Walking Groups

Come join this very friendly and talented group every Wednesday from 9am til 12 noon as they work on their projects at the Casuarina Wellard Community Hall on the corner of Barker and Mortimer Road, Wellard. This group is free to...

Bookings are required. For more information or to secure your spot, please email library@claremont.wa.gov.au or phone (08) 9285 4353.

A very social craft group that meets every Wednesday morning.

A fun social group engaged in stimulating activities including cards and board games, puzzles and bingo.

The Beginners Chen Tai Chi Program is an 9-week journey to boost physical and mental well-being through Chen Family Tai Chi. No prior experience is needed, perfect for beginners. When: Wednesday classes (SOLD OUT) July - 22 & 29 August...

Professor John Mamo will share an innovative approach to treating neurodegenerative disease based on the concept that conditions such as dementia and Parkinson's disease share common underlying biological mechanisms.

Memory Cafes provide safe, low sensory spaces for people living with memory loss (and their Carers) to socialise and swap stories, tips and tricks about living with memory loss.

Join us for meaningful connection through creativity at the Old Midland Courthouse.

An exhibition by David Ledger.

Solaris are excited to announce a collaboration with SongFest Inc to deliver a social singing group at the Solaris Cancer Care Cottesloe Centre. SongFest Inc are leaders in Australia at mobilising community singers and musicians to deliver

You are invited to join Susan and friends every Wednesday from 10.30am til 2pm at Medina Hall in the Isabella Corker Wing - (entry to the right side of the Medina Tavern) Bring along any of your craft projects to work on - all crafts...

Chair Yoga has been shown to increase strength and balance, and help reduce the risk of falls.

Piyalbajarri ('Yarns') shares the remarkable life and songs of Peter Salmon, a 92-year-old Thiinma Elder, stockman and songwriter. Performed in Thiinma and English with Peter's long-time collaborator, musician and linguist Rosie Sitorus, the show blends humour, resilience and music, inviting audiences to take a peek into the living history of pre-colonial Australia.

A social group for retired blokes, incorporating a different activity, game, or challenge each week

This social game started as a card game but has developed into one of the most popular board games around! In games for up to four players, Rummy-O will test your categorising, counting and strategic...

Get social and crafty at our friendly craft groups.

Join the Swan Districts Bridge Club for friendly games at the Old Midland Courthouse.

This social program gives participants an opportunity to build their musical skills and hand eye coordination, all while creating high energy samba percussive rhythms.

Step back in time with this 60’s gogo dance 1.5 hour workshop. The wild, upbeat music is guaranteed to get your toes tapping in this energetic class, and in no time you'll be doing the Monkey, the Wahtusi, the Swim, the Hully Gully, the Mashed Potato, the Twist and many more!

Discover how maps shaped the way Australians understood World War II in Asia.

Ladies, you're warmly invited to a relaxed evening of friendship and conversation. No agenda other than an invitation to join Befriend Host Tina and friends for a casual, social catch-up. Come and go as you please, with no membership...

Darlington Theatre Players presents a rare performance of an iconic Australian gothic horror play, with express permission from the author, Louis Nowra.