Events for October 8, 2026

Lifeball is a safe, non-contact game played at a walking pace and is lots of fun.

Walk, Talk and Coffee at Ascot Waters!

Only during October! Join us for a relaxed community walk around Ascot Waters alongside some of our regular City walking group participants, followed by a free coffee!

It’s the perfect way to get moving, enjoy the fresh air and connect with others in your local community. No registration required.

Walk information:

• Meeting Point: Amphitheatre located on the south-west end of Pitman Park, next to 55 Waterway Crescent. Click here to view the meeting point location on Google Maps
• Parking: Available along Waterway Crescent, opposite Freshwater Park (approximately house numbers 39–85).

​For more information, contact our Leisure Services team on recreation@belmont.wa.gov.au or 9477 7454.
 

This activity is part of our month-long MOVEtober program encouraging our community to get active throughout October.

Visit our website or contact the City to explore more activities and events on offer this MOVEtober.

Build strength and confidence this Mental Health Week with a free Step Into Strength session for adults.

Played for fun with lots of laughs

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

Have fun and connect with others in the community through low impact exercise, dance and music.

Dementia friendly singing group.

A welcoming group for those living with dementia, their carers and loved ones.

Join the amazing Soma and the lovely Cup of Art group on a Thursday, for inspiration, tips, tricks and fabulous artwork!

Visit our new drop-in creative learning space for all ages to enjoy, from the very young to the very old.

Join us at the WACC for an insightful class on the 6 Noongar Seasons, with a specific focus on Kambarang (Oct & Nov). Join us at the Walyalup Aboriginal Cultural Centre for an insightful class on the 6 Noongar Seasons, facilitated by...

All abilities are welcome!

Pickleball is a modified indoors tennis game played on a badminton sized court, using large paddle bats and a hollow ball.

Join this friendly social ukulele group and learn to play and sing along to a wide range of songs.

Classic word building game in a social and fun setting.

Get social and crafty at our friendly craft groups.

Enjoy kitchen bridge with the Duncraig Seniors Club every Thursday from 15 January-17 December 2026. Come for the bridge, stay for the chats. Email duncraigseniors@gmail.com for further information.

If you are over 55 years and like to play games, come along for a few hours playing cards and board games. Games include Canasta, Hand and Foot, Frustration or Queens and other board games such as Scrabble.

Presented by Western Theatrics, this Broadway Junior adaptation of the Tony-winning musical comedy, The Drowsy Chaperone Jr. is a loving satire on the Golden Age Musical.

Table tennis provides an opportunity to meet new people while improving overall fitness, strength, agility and improve hand to eye coordination.

If you are aged over 55 years, come along for a snooker afternoon every Tuesday and Thursday.

From retro classics to contemporary favourites, this welcoming workshop series presented by West Australian Opera invites adults of all experience levels to discover the joy of singing together. Led by acclaimed West Australian jazz singer, bandleader, and vocal coach Libby Hammer, you’ll learn a vibrant selection of contemporary pop and retro-inspired choral works while building confidence in a friendly, inclusive environment. Come sing, connect and celebrate community through music.

A thrilling nocturnal walk through Garvey Park. Try to spot all the night critters, including bats, possums, frogs, turtles and scorpions!

Presented by Western Theatrics, this Broadway Junior adaptation of the Tony-winning musical comedy, The Drowsy Chaperone Jr. is a loving satire on the Golden Age Musical.