What's on in Whitehorse

Keep up-to-date with the latest information from Council.

You can submit your Community Event for listing on the Council's What's Happening in Whitehorse page.

Whitehorse Sport and Recreation Awards 2026

Nominate an amazing local sportsperson today.

Celebrate the hard work and dedication of local athletes, sporting clubs, recreational groups and their volunteers across the City of Whitehorse.

Nominations close 23 August 2026.

Whitehorse Civic Awards 2026

Congratulations to the recipients of the Whitehorse Civic Awards 2026. They received their awards during our Community Dinner, hosted by Whitehorse City Council, on 22 July 2026.

11 Aug 2026

Ambulance Vic Parent Seminar FREE - 11 August

Presentation for parents & carers of young children. This paramedic led presentation highlights essential information to help care for young children.

Tuesday 11 August

17 Aug 2026

Small Business Mentoring Clinic Nunawading - August 2026

Registrations are open for August's Whitehorse Small Business Mentoring Clinic which will be held on Monday 17 August 2026.

With more than 14 years’ hands-on experience starting, scaling and exiting a business, Natalie Hallett provides practical mentoring for small and medium-sized businesses seeking stronger direction and sustainable growth.

Registrations are essential and places are limited.

24 Aug 2026

Council Meeting - 24 August 2026

Watch the live streaming from 7pm

25 Aug 2026

Ambulance Vic Parent Seminar FREE - 25 August

Presentation for parents & carers of young children. This paramedic led presentation highlights essential information to help care for young children. 

25 August 2026

Mitcham Family Centre

28 Aug 2026

Marketing Made Simple

In this empowering keynote, designed for solopreneurs and small to medium-sized business owners, you’ll learn how to streamline your marketing with simple, high-impact strategies that amplify your results without the burnout.

29 Aug 2026

Wattle Day Forest Therapy

Celebrate Wattle Day by escaping the rush of daily life and discovering the healing power of nature. Inspired by the Japanese practice of Shinrin-yoku (forest immersion), this gentle, sensory-based experience invites you to slow down and connect with the Australian bush as wattles come into bloom.