Meet for lively discussions on books, films, community activities and events.

Second Wednesday of the month
1pm - 3pm
Canterbury Neighbourhood Centre
2 Kendall Street, Canterbury

Free for CNC Members

Learn the sport of judo. You will learn how to fall safely, unbalance to throw your partner and then grapple and pin them on the ground. We work on improving your child's fitness as well as having a lot of fun by playing judo related games.

Play basketball with our Canterbury Cougars Basketball Club, we play and train in the Boroondara Council and have been part of the community for 25 years!
We have teams across the following age groups: U9s, U10s and then all the way up to U23s. You can be as young as 6 when starting at our club in U8s.
We welcome boys and girls of all ages and abilities. We provide coaches and training venues for all our teams. We are proud of our fun, inclusive and skills based club!

The NAB AFL Auskick program makes learning to play AFL fun, safe and easy for boys and girls. Through weekly coaching sessions, boys and girls will learn the skills of the game in an exciting, social and safe environment. If your child is over 5 and in years Prep to Grade 2, Camberwell Sharks recommends a fun dose of Auskick to start off their footy career!

The library stocks approximately 1,800 toys which cater for children from birth to 12 years of age, in addition to children with special needs.
Our coordinator is experienced in assisting you to select toys for your children based on their current stage of development, enriching the learning experience play facilitates.

Throughout 2026, Stay and Play in Mandarin is running fortnightly on Thursday mornings. Register via Kew Toy Library's website.

How quickly does the novelty of an expensive new toy wear off for your child? Our library has over 1,000 entertaining and stimulating, new and vintage toys available all year round for the price of just one or two new toys. Toys are suitable for ages 6 months to 8 years+

Boroondara Stroke Support Group (BSSG) is a support group of stroke survivors and their carers, based in the eastern suburbs of Melbourne, Australia. We are now recognised as one of the most active and innovative community-based stroke support groups in Australia.

Do you feel you have got the hang of basic skills on your computer, tablet and smartphone, but want to build your knowledge and confidence in using technology, smart phones, computers and the internet? If you want to become more familiar with new technology and using your devices this course is for you!