The Bayside Farmers Market comes to Trey Bit Reserve (Jetty Road), Sandringham at 8am-1pm on the fourth Saturday of every month. You’ll discover fresh produce direct from the farm, gourmet delights, take-away food & coffee, all at a fabulous beachside location. So get your family and friends together and join us! The Bayside Farmers Market is held on the 4th Saturday of every month at the spectacularly located Trey Bit Reserve, Sandringham, a fabulous beachside location off Jetty Road near the Sandringham Yacht Club.

The Bunurong Land Council are a Traditional Owner organisation that represent the Bunurong people of the South-Eastern Kulin Nation. They aim to preserve and protect the sacred lands and waterways of their ancestors, their places, traditional cultural practices, and stories.We are thrilled to have them come to Sandringham Library to offer a Welcome to Country and a Yidiki performance.

Join us at Sandringham library for an intergenerational Yarn, a traditional storytelling session with Wanyara, a First Nations' organization committed to cultural education, founded by Sarai Roe, a proud Yorta Yorta and Wurundjeri woman.Stories are the expression of First Nations' culture and land. Important communications and histories have been carried across history via various mediums such as message sticks, rock and sand art, body painting, song, dance and carvings. Nowadays, more contemporary histories and events are often expressed through visual and performing arts.

Bayside Chamber Orchestra presents a delightful afternoon of chamber music featuring winds and strings. Performing works by Boccherini, Strauss, Martinu and Glinka, the orchestra will showcase master works for small ensemble.

13 to 26 May - Graeme Altmann Outdoor Arts Lab at Billilla is a unique opportunity for artists to develop outdoor and spatial sound and performance work.

What goes in your bins? Bust recycling myths and have all your questions answered about waste and recycling in Bayside.Come along and find out about all things waste and recycling in Bayside. Learn about the materials that can go in each of the Bayside kerbside bins, the basic rules of sorting waste, and alternatives to landfill.Councils Circular Economy projects officer will bust myths, answer your questions, and help you learn what happens to your waste after you pop it in the bin (and what some of the alternatives are). 

You're invited to 'Ink it Up' Exhibition opening by Bayside City Council Mayor Cr Fiona Stitfold Come celebrate with us at Bayley Arts Friday 31 May 6pm RSVP by 27th May Ink It up celebrates Bayley Arts printmaking initiative made possible by Bayside City Council Community Grants program. The exhibition represents the work of over 40 artists with disability, who over the past six months, have inked, rolled, and printed.

Ink It Up celebrates Bayley Arts printmaking initiative made possible by Bayside City Council Community Grant program. The exhibition represents the work of over 40 artists with disability, who over the past six months, have inked, rolled and printed. Ink It Up acts to unveil the many unique voices in the Bayside community while promoting inclusivity and diversity in the arts. To be opened by Bayside City Council Mayor Cr Fiona Stitfold. Exhibition runs until 22 June.

Did you know Black Rock House is the reason the suburb was named Black Rock? Come and step back in time to see the summer house of Victoria' first Auditor general and learn other wonderful lessons from this precious house. Open house is Sunday 1st Sunday of every month, between 1-4pm Devonshire tea is served between 1:30pm and 3:30pm Bookings essential for Devonshire tea via Friendsofblackrockhouse@gmail.com

Concert: An Afternoon at Court We invite you to join us as we present a cornucopia of Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque dance, music and song from the Royal Courts of England, Germany, Italy and France. Featuring the Courtly Arts Renaissance & Baroque dancers and musicians, with vocalists Sarah Amos & Natalie Maroki. All performers will be in full costume, and music will be played on period instruments. At the end of the concert, we invite you to meet the performers and take a closer look at the costumes and instruments.

Are you new to bayside library or would like to learn more about the variety of resources and services available to you?  Join Rudi Doohan, Council’s Positive Aging Librarian as she takes you on a guided tour of the Sandringham Library.Discover the world beyond hard cover books including how to access magazines, music, movies, eLibrary, audio books, STEAM kits, 3d printers, computers, free Wi-Fi, creative spaces and variety of programs and events.

Confused about what – and where – you can recycle household waste? You’re not the only one! There’s so much information out there about how and why we should sort and manage our household waste that it can become overwhelming. Did you know that there are at least 9 different ways you can deal with household food waste? Have you thought about water waste in your home and garden? This free face-to-face presentation is designed to help Bayside residents explore ways of identifying and managing different waste streams in their households.