Events

ARTEXPRESS is an annual showcase of outstanding artworks submitted by students across NSW for the HSC Visual Arts examination.

How does your child see you? Become the subject of your child's imagination with an artwork that uses your face as their canvas!

Locales I Love: Waverley is a participatory stitched memory map bringing together photographs, memories, thoughts, stories and statements from 35 contributors, each reflecting on a location or venue they love within the Waverley LGA.

Join us for Wave Con 2026: Comics and Games Day

Are you interested in tabling at our second ever Wave Con? Are you a maker, artist, writer or creator and would like to sell your work at our artist alley?

The Waverley community is invited to come together through Sharing Light, a community art project created to mark one year since the Bondi Beach terrorist attack of 14 December 2025.

Waverley Council is commencing a new program providing opportunities for you to discover your inner creativity, connect with others and enjoy Sunday afternoons with colour.

The Waverley community is invited to come together through Sharing Light, a community art project created to mark one year since the Bondi Beach terrorist attack of 14 December 2025.

Waverley Council is partnering with Body by Berner to bring you an exciting new barre fitness class that's fun, energising and open to all levels.

Pilates is a low-impact exercise that aims to strengthen and stretch the whole body with particular emphasis on postural alignment, core conditioning and breathing.

Tai chi is a low impact exercise class that offers huge health benefits. Our experienced instructor from Dragon & Phoenix Tai Chi welcomes students of all abilities.

Waverley Council is partnering with Bondi Boxing Gym to bring you an exciting, high energy cardio workout inspired by boxing training.

The Waverley community is invited to come together through Sharing Light, a community art project created to mark one year since the Bondi Beach terrorist attack of 14 December 2025.

Make the most of the Spring Holidays at Family Fun Days, a four-day celebration packed with free activities, entertainment and plenty of opportunities for families to connect, create, learn and play.

Love to knit or crochet? Want to create warm wraps to help those in need? Then join our Waverley Library Wrap with Love Group, where you can create 25cm x 25cm squares that are sewn into a wrap to benefit less privileged communities. This relaxed and friendly group is open to all skill levels, and beginners will be provided with basic instructions to start them off on their square journey. Attendees must bring their own supplies, which includes size 4 needles or size 4 crochet hook and 8 ply yarn of any colour.

Wrap With Love meet on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month. Register now to secure your spot!

The Waverley community is invited to come together through Sharing Light, a community art project created to mark one year since the Bondi Beach terrorist attack of 14 December 2025.

Pilates is a low-impact exercise that aims to strengthen and stretch the whole body with particular emphasis on postural alignment, core conditioning and breathing.

Never miss your bus again! Learn how to use your phone to plan journeys in advance, top up your opal card, get real-time bus, train, light rail, metro and ferry tracking info, and more. This workshop will show you three essential mobile phone apps (Google Maps, NextThere, and Opal Travel) and how to get the most out of them to help you navigate public transport in Sydney.

Digital Know-How is a bimonthly series of skills-based workshops at Waverley Library designed for those interested in learning about how to use everyday technologies. Come join in a judgement-free environment for beginners to practice and improve their confidence.

Make the most of the Spring Holidays at Family Fun Days, a four-day celebration packed with free activities, entertainment and plenty of opportunities for families to connect, create, learn and play.

We created Strength and Stretch to support beginners to build strength with confidence, to support the life they want to live.

Get ready for maximum LOLs and some serious ROFLs when Australia’s favourite kids’ comedians Matt and Rich, aka The Listies, unleash their new extravaganza.

Yoga has been proven to improve sleeping habits, offset aged weight gain, improve mood and reduce anxiety.

Join us for the exhibition opening of 1967 Refection, on Thursday, 8 October from 5.30pm to 7pm in Waverley Library's foyer.

1967 was an important year in Australian history and this exhibition will highlight the two major events of that year, the referendum for Aboriginal constitutional representation and the introduction of postcodes.

The exhibition will comprise of photographs with information on the 1967 Referendum, as well as the story of the postal service in the Bondi area, the technical developments that lead to the introduction of postcodes and the consequences for those engaged as workers in mail sorting.

Library Galleries will also feature local artist, Paula Broom, with her exhibition, Locales I Love: Waverley, on display in the atrium and mezzanine.

The exhibition will run until the 29th of October with the opening on Thursday, 8 October 5.30pm - 7pm.

Yoga has been proven to improve sleeping habits, offset aged weight gain, improve mood and reduce anxiety.

Due to copyright we cannot publish the name of the movie but check out the blurb below to see the details of the film we have selected.

Adapted from Maggie O'Farell's novel of the same name, this critically acclaimed film reimagines the domestic life of William Shakespeare and his wife, Agnes. Set against the backdrop of 16th-century England during the Elizabethan era, the film explores the fierce bonds of family, the domestic struggles of a young playwright building a career in London, and the profound maternal devotion of Agnes as she navigates the trials of marriage and motherhood.

The physical location of the Cemetery on the cliffs above Bronte is a magnificent background and setting. Unfortunately the topography is not suitable for people with mobility difficulties. The tours which last 90 minutes are conducted by volunteers who are members of the Friends of Waverley Cemeteries.