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Vibes by the Lake

04 May 2025

Come along and feel the vibes at Nurragingy Reserve
whilst listening to some of Western Sydney's best soul, funk, R'n'B and Reggae bands.

Blacktown Festival Comedy Night

09 May 2025

Blacktown Festival Comedy Night will have you rolling in the aisles with side-splitting jokes and witty humour.

Riverstone Food Market

10 May 2025

Enjoy the vibrant food market in the heart of Riverstone. Host to some of the best food trucks and stalls Sydney has to offer.
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Latest News

New indoor pool to help Western Sydney beat the heat

Published on 14 April 2025

Mount Druitt Swimming Centre will receive the biggest upgrade in its 50-year history including the addition of an indoor learn-to-swim pool.

Blacktown City Council has unveiled draft designs of the proposed $40.6 million redevelopment, funded by the NSW Government’s Western Sydney Infrastructure Grants program.

Blacktown City Festival celebrates 50 years of culture and connection

Published on 11 April 2025

Blacktown City is set to mark a major milestone in 2025, as the Blacktown City Festival celebrates its 50th anniversary - five decades of fun, family and community pride.

What began in 1975 as a small event has grown into one of the largest and longest-running community festivals in Western Sydney, showcasing the vibrant diversity, creativity and spirit of Blacktown.

Aunty Edna’s work preserving First Nations culture rewarded

Published on 09 April 2025

A First Nations woman who overcame discrimination and dedicated herself to teaching language and culture so it was not lost has been awarded Blacktown City’s highest honour.

Blacktown City Mayor Brad Bunting presented Aunty Edna Watson OAM with the Key to Blacktown City this month for her service teaching and championing Dharug language, knowledge and cultural practice.
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