The Ashburton Support Group meetings happen on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month, either in person or on Zoom, from 7 pm to 9 pm. They are for family members and friends of loved ones with problematic alcohol, drug, or gambling use. They are led by volunteers with their own lived experience, and provide safe, confidential, and friendly places where members can learn strategies on how to cope, gain information and support and be among people who understand. All meetings are free, but you need to call to book a place at a meeting.

Cultivate creativity at Boroondara Arts through our learning program. We are committed to providing creative experiences for young people and families through a year-round program of exhibitions, tours, workshops and online resources for primary students. Our education team offers teacher resources to inspire students and meet curriculum outcomes.

Introduction and development of soccer skills. Opportunity to come and try Soccer - programs run year round in various locations.

We hold regular activities and events including guest speakers, book club and trivia nights. Refer to our website for full particulars of the activities of our club. Second Tuesday of the month from 10 am to 12 pm. Cost: please contact the club for details.

Would you like to enjoy lively and entertaining meetings and improve your skills in public speaking at the same time? You can spend two hours per fortnight with friendly people, listen to prepared speeches on a range of topics and take part in impromptu speaking practice. First visit is free! Meeting are conducted on Zoom and in-person (hybrid), until further notice.

A mix of chair-based and standing low-intensity, resistance and light weight-bearing exercises to maintain bone density, muscle strength and general health and wellbeing. Suitable for 65+.

Men's Shed Online aims to help people connect in the same way they do at the shed – over a cuppa and a laugh.

Watch and listen to a variety of performances from the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra archives.