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Broadmeadows Community Events Calendar Updated With Weekly Sessions

Hume City Council updates the Broadmeadows events list with weekly sessions at established local sites.

By Broadmeadows Things-to-do Desk · Published 25 July 2026

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Hume City Council maintains the primary community events calendar for Broadmeadows through listings that cover Town Hall Broadmeadows, Hume Library Broadmeadows and Banksia Gardens Community Services.

Residents rely on this single maintained record to locate regular gatherings that fit around work and family schedules in the area. The calendar draws from multiple organisers and keeps details current for programs that run on set days each week.

Library and Singers Sessions

Hume Library Broadmeadows runs the Genealogy Group from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM on its scheduled days along with Family Movie Night and Terracotta Pot Decorating workshops. Broadmeadows Community Singers meet every Tuesday at 7:30 PM. Walking groups assemble at Homestead Community and Learning Centre each Wednesday at 9:30 AM.

These programs appear directly in the council-supported listings and operate without additional fees noted in the records. Chai and Chat sessions had been listed for Tuesdays between 11 February and 1 April 2025 at participating sites.

Senior Club and Upcoming Dates

The Broadmeadows Senior Citizens Club holds meetings on Mondays, Wednesdays, Saturdays and the first Sunday of each month, with indoor carpet bowls, bingo, snooker and monthly dances scheduled on the third Saturday. The Hume Small Business Grants Workshop is set for tomorrow at 5:30 PM. Refugee Week 2026 starts on Saturday at 1:00 PM.

Organisers update the calendar through the same Hume City Council channel that lists all other activities. Residents can review the full schedule at the linked community events pages to confirm times and locations before attending.

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