Here are our upcoming and past events. Please RSVP (so we know many people are coming) by emailing us through our Contact Form.
Events
Future Events
Autumn Planting Event
Date: Sunday 2nd March 2025
Time: 7:00am – 10:00am
Location: Sanananda St Park, Sanananda St, Centenary Village, Darra.
- Join our “Cleanup Australia” day.
- Get a free coffee and help us plant 600 native plant seedlings in the pre-dug holes.
- Tools are provided.
- Please wear enclosed shoes, long pants, long sleeves and hat.
- Bring your own drinking water.
- An adult family member or friend must accompany all children.
Spine Street Community Planting Event
Date: Sunday 25th May 2025
Time: TBC
Location: Spine St Park, Sumner.
WaCC is partnering with BCC to organise a fun morning with a range of stalls and events. This event is funded by the Federal Government Urban Rivers Grant.
- Free BBQ and coffee van
- Educational activities
- Food stalls
- Indigenous program
- Please wear enclosed shoes, long pants, long sleeves and hat
- Bring your own drinking water
- An adult family member or friend must accompany all children
World Environment Day Celebration
Date: Sunday 1st June 2025
Time: TBC
Location: Pooh Corner Environment Centre, 100 Wolston Rd Wacol.
- Hosted by WaCC and funded by Cr Sarah Hutton, Jamboree Ward.
- Free BBQ and coffee van
- Children’s activities
- Photo competition
- Australian native animal show
- An adult family member or friend must accompany all children.
Community Planting Day
Date: Sunday 29th June 2025
Time: TBC
Location: Wolston Rd Park, Sumner.
- Free BBQ and coffee van
- Australian native animal show
- Please wear enclosed shoes, long pants, long sleeves and hat
- Bring your own drinking water
- An adult family member or friend must accompany all children
Past Events
Presentation: “The Invasive Species Front Line”
Who: Guest Speaker, Reece Pianta
Date: Thursday 20th February 2025
Time: 5:30pm
Location: 100 Wolston Rd, Wacol.
- Invasive species as a cause of biodiversity and habitat loss are a primary driver of extinction.
- Reece Pianta is Advocacy Manager at the Invasive Species Council.
- Reece holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Central Qld University and is an experienced public policy campaigner in both government and non-government roles.
