As part of encouraging people to use Belmore Park more in the evening hours, we have arranged a number of activities. Each evening there will be free activities open to all, just turn up and join in. There will also be food available for purchase from some delicious food trucks, so come on down and rediscover Belmore Park!
Friday
20 September
5pm – Talk by Aboriginal-owned native plant nursery, Indigigrow
5:30-7:30pm – Canapes and soft drinks by Oz Harvest food truck
Wednesdays
25 September
02 & 09 October
Tai Chi and Chill
5:45-6:30pm – Free Tai Chi Class – all welcome
6-9pm – Food truck: Oz Harvest
Thursdays
26 September
03 & 10 October
Comp and Chomp
6-8pm – Free Table Tennis Competition with prizes – all welcome
6-9pm – Food truck: G’s Jaffles
Fridays
27 September
04 October
Dance Night
5-6pm – Free Dance Class – all welcome
6:30pm – Dance performance
6-9pm – Food truck: Satay Bros
Friday
11 October
Finale
5:30pm – Free Weaving Workshop – all welcome
6pm – BONUS – Free Dance Class
6-9pm – Food truck: Satay Bros
What’s a Weaving Workshop?
Gadigal Master Weaver Nadeena Dixon explains:
Connect with the spiritual and cultural wisdom of the Gadigal people as we weave the Boobook Protection Owl—a powerful symbol of protection, care, and strength.
In Gadigal culture, the Boobook Owl watches over the community, offering protection to those who feel vulnerable, unseen or alone.
As a spiritual guide, the owl sees beyond the visible, guarding against harm and providing comfort to those in need.
During this workshop, you’ll create your own Boobook Protection Owl using natural materials like Raffia grasses, mixed fibres and twine, alongside non-traditional elements such as wool, string and wire.
Each piece you weave represents the power of protection and healing, transforming this space into a place of safety and care.
By participating, you contribute to strengthening community resilience deepening connection to Country and engaging with spiritual guardianship through Gadigal Cultural perspectives.
Together, we weave protection and healing into the land and its people.