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Box Hill Announces 2026 Community Events Calendar With February Festival

The schedule lists a February festival along with recurring sales, commemorations and monthly meetings at specific local venues.

By Box Hill Things-to-do Desk · Published 15 July 2026

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Box Hill's community events calendar includes a Chinese New Year Festival on Saturday, February 21, 2026, featuring lion dances and street food at Box Hill Town Hall.

July marks the midpoint of the year, when residents often review remaining dates on the Whitehorse City Council calendar to plan attendance at established local activities. The full schedule appears online at whitehorse.vic.gov.au/whats-happening-whitehorse and covers Box Hill activities drawn from multiple community sources.

Recurring Activities at Neighbourhood Venues

Box Hill North hosts a Community Yard Sale twice yearly, a fall Community Dumpster event, a Children's Easter event, Trunk or Treat, and a Children's Holiday Event. The Creative Fibres Group meets on the third Saturday of each month except December at Box Hill Village Hall. Church meetings take place Fridays at 9:15am at St Andrew's Church. Anzac Day 2026 commemorations occur on Friday, April 25 at 5:30am at the World War I Memorial in Box Hill Gardens, followed by a gunfire breakfast at Box Hill RSL.

Checking the Official Schedule

These dates come directly from the verified 2026 community events calendar entries posted at boxhillnorth.org/events and related council documents. No additional figures or new programs appear in the current listings. Residents seeking the latest updates can visit whitehorse.vic.gov.au/whats-happening-whitehorse to view the complete Whitehorse City Council events calendar that covers Box Hill activities.

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whitehorse.vic.gov.au · WH News April 25 Web

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