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Eat Well Feel Good Ballarat is a partnership between the City of Ballarat and Ballarat Community Health that aims to improve the health and wellbeing of the community by providing healthy food and drinks at council-owned facilities and partnered sports clubs.  Sport and recreation locations including pools, sporting clubs and indoor stadiums, particularly where young people play, offer an opportunity to have a positive impact on community...

The gardens is host to public events for all to enjoy.

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The Sunshine ClubExperience the incredible original production written by Australian director Wesley Enoch and filled with First Nation artists, the Sunshine ClubWhen: 8pm, Friday 14 JuneJibber Jabber JamboreeJibber Jabber Jamboree marks Ross Noble’s 21st solo stand-up tour. Join him for an evening of inspired nonsense.When: 7pm, Friday 9 AugustVisit: Her Majesty’s Theatre for more information about these and other shows.

Come and try a new activity and soak up the benefits of social connection and exercise. All classes are $5 per person, excluding the group exercise at Mount Pleasant Reserve which is at no cost.No bookings are required for weekly classes, just turn up and join in the fun!Please note: Classes will not run on public holidays

To retain our trees they need space to grow above and below ground. Tree Protection Zones are allocated to ensure no damage is caused to tree trunks, roots, canopy or branches during works or construction. See Tree Protection in the City of Ballarat for protection requirements for public trees in Ballarat.

On 11 November 1918, the guns of the Western Front fell silent after four years of continuous warfare. With their armies retreating and close to collapse, German leaders signed an Armistice, bringing to an end the First World War.The Australian Corps had achieved a fighting reputation out of proportion to their numbers, but victory had come at a heavy cost. In the four years of the war more than 330,000 Australians had served overseas, and more t...

Note: The original article was written prior to the senseless vandalism of the Begonia letters in Sturt Street, which caused irreparable damage. The City of Ballarat condemns vandalism – it is not only a waste of ratepayers’ money but also impacts on the presentation of the city leading into our biggest tourism event of the year – the Ballarat Begonia Festival. This article has been updated to reflect the current circumstances.Every year in late ...

These Awards recognise the outstanding achievements of community members who have gone above and beyond to improve the lives of everyone in the region.

Djila-tjarriu Kindergarten, Girrabanya Children’s Centre, Rowan View Children’s Centre and Wendouree Children’s Centre Centre-based childcare and kindergarten is available for children up to school age. For more information including service tours, contact us childcare@ballarat.vic.gov.au or 5320 5720.To register for kindergarten at any of our services, please visit ballarat.vic.gov.au/kindergarten and follow the prompts to register.  O...