Bryan Brown Theatre

Students from Canterbury-Bankstown's Talent Advancement Program (TAP) are learning from the finest in the field, with a visit from one of Australia's most acclaimed performing artists, Todd McKenney.

The role religious leaders play, the veil of secrecy and the shame of victims were key topics of discussion at Canterbury-Bankstown Mayor Bilal El-Hayek's Domestic Violence Summit today.

Domestic violence victims, people with disabilities and a group organising a multicultural cake festival are just some who will benefit from City of Canterbury Bankstown's community grants program.

Treasure the Moment, an upcoming expo dedicated to dementia risk reduction and wellbeing, is back this month.

After being forced to flee her war-torn country, 94-year-old Ghazala Al-Hannoodiee is believed to be one of the oldest residents of Canterbury-Bankstown to receive citizenship.

City of Canterbury Bankstown awarded more than $480,000 to 88 different community organisations under its 2024-25 Community Grants and Events Sponsorship Program.

City of Canterbury Bankstown is developing its first ever social justice charter and wants to hear from the community what issues matter most to them.

People with dementia, carers and family members – along with those at risk of developing the condition and anyone interested in learning more – are being invited to take part in a FREE expo on Friday 26 September.