New Term 3 Activities and Community Venue Offers at Wentworth Point
Subsidised workshops for children and adults, free community activities and discounted venue hire at Wentworth Point Community Centre and Library.
There are plenty of new opportunities for Wentworth Point residents to learn, create, stay active and connect with others this term.
The City of Parramatta has launched its Term 3 program at the Wentworth Point Community Centre and Library, featuring subsidised workshops and activities for both children and adults.
Programs include:
- After-school visual arts
- Morning Tai Chi
- Social table tennis
- Upcycling and slow-fashion workshops
- Children’s story time and early-literacy activities
- Other creative, educational and wellbeing programs throughout the term



Some activities are free, while others are offered at subsidised prices. Places may be limited, so residents are encouraged to check the program and book early.
Explore what’s on and book activities
Save 50% on venue hire
Local residents, community groups, not-for-profit organisations and businesses can also receive 50% off venue hire during designated off-peak periods.
At Wentworth Point Community Centre and Library, the discounted times are:
- Monday to Friday, 12pm–3pm
- Monday to Friday, 7pm–10pm
Eligible first-time hirers may also receive additional benefits, including complimentary audio-visual equipment, event styling or a co-working desk upgrade. The offer is available from 1 July 2026 to 30 June 2027, subject to availability and conditions.
Learn more about the half-price venue hire offer
Location and enquiries
Wentworth Point Community Centre and Library
10 Footbridge Boulevard, Wentworth Point NSW 2127
Phone: 02 9806 8600
Email: WentworthpointCCL@cityofparramatta.nsw.gov.au
Whether you want to develop a new skill, find an activity for the kids, meet other residents or secure an affordable space for your next community activity, it is worth exploring what is available locally this term.
Information supplied by the City of Parramatta and shared with the Wentworth Point community through BillBergia.
