The latest suite of morning tea programs will be published here, keep an eye out for future events!
Join us for morning tea at Richard Murden Reserve in Haberfield at 10:30am with a walk along the GreenWay to follow at 11:00am. We will be walking 3km from the reserve to Johnson Park in Dulwich Hill.
A free bus service is available leaving from the Hannaford Community Centre, Rozelle to Richard Murden Reserve and returning after the walk around 12:00pm from Johnson Park back to the Hannaford Centre.
If you would like to travel on the bus, please meet at the Hannaford Centre at 10:00am.
- Complimentary morning tea
- Games and activities
- Arts and crafts
- Songs and stories
We invite older people from the community to join our Reconciliation Week morning tea with the Magic Yellow Bus.
While the program is designed for children 0–5 and their parents and carers, older people attending on their own are warmly welcomed.
Come along, connect with others, and be part of a welcoming community space.
When: Thursday 4 June
What Time: 9:30am - 12pm
Join us for a morning tea and cultural walk along the GreenWay on Wednesday 10 June from 10:30am to 12pm at GreenWay Gadigal Reserve – Cockatoo Sculpture Park, Summer Hill.
The session will include a slow, guided cultural walk led by D’harawal Saltwater Knowledge Keeper Shannon Foster and Team Leader of Urban Ecology, Adam Ward. The walk (approximately 800metres - 1km) will explore local stories of Country and place.
Morning tea will be served from 11:00am at Cockatoo Sculpture Park, with time for further conversation and discussion.
A free community bus will be available, with pickup and drop‑off at Balmain Library, Marrickville Library and Ashfield Town Hall.
If you would like to travel on the bus, please indicate this when registering.
Our community buses offer low-floor entry; however, they are not fully accessible for all mobility needs. This outing involves getting on and off the bus and some light walking. It is best suited to people who can move independently without physical assistance. If you use a wheelchair or need help to board or move around safely, this experience may not be the right fit unless you are accompanied by a support person.
A Note on Support
Our drivers are unable to assist passengers physically. Anyone requiring support must attend with their own carer or companion, who is responsible for their care throughout the activity.
We’re always happy to chat about individual needs — please reach out before booking if you’re unsure.
Registrations essential as spots are limited. If you need assistance booking please call 9392 5863 and leave a message.
Join us for a relaxed and welcoming morning focused on healthy ageing for men aged 55+. Drop in and connect with local services, expert speakers, and other men in your community. Hear practical insights on staying active, independent, and well, with talks from leading health professionals and information stalls from local services. Free morning tea provided. Stay for a session or pop in anytime — all are welcome.
Join Senior Engagement Officer of the Green Living Centre, Emma Daniell, for a tour around the grounds of the Inner West Council's Sustainability Hub in Summer Hill and hear about upcoming projects and events.
When: Wednesday August 12th, 9:30am – 12:00pm
Transport: A bus will leave the Hannaford Community Centre at 9:30, and return after the tour
Cost: Free!
Sign up here: https://events.humanitix.com/morning-tea-and-tour-of-the-sustainability
Seniors Morning Tea with House of Creativity. Drop in and see the art class in action at Herb Greedy Hall!
When: Monday August 17
What Time: 11:30am - 12:30pm
Where: Herb Greedy, 79 Petersham Rd, Marrickville NSW 2204
Cost: Free!
Register: email Tashi Grey, Community Wellbeing Project Assistant: tashi.grey@innerwest.nsw.gov.au
- Special Guest Speaker
- FREE Event
- Morning tea provided
Join us for an informative and engaging session exploring dementia, what it means for individuals and families, and how we can better understand, support and stay connected with people living with dementia.
Hear from health and dementia professionals about understanding dementia, recognising early signs, navigating support and services, communicating effectively, supporting carers, and reducing stigma and isolation.
Come along to learn, ask questions and discover practical ways to support yourself, a loved one or someone in your
community.
Hear from:
Dr Gim Teoh, Geriatrician
Helen Hislop, Acting Operations Manager, Aged Health, Sydney Local Health District.
Anne Tunks, (Concord Hospital) Dementia Advisor
When: 14 September
What Time: 10:30am - 1:30pm
Where: Summer Hill Community Centre, 131 Smith Street, Summer Hill 2130
Cost: Free! Morning tea provided
Join us at Petersham Park for a joyful morning of fun including:
- Complimentary morning tea
- Games and activities
- Arts and crafts
- Songs and stories
- Live musician
Suitable for children aged 0-5 and their parents, carers and grandparents.
We invite older people from the community to join our morning tea with the Magic Yellow Bus.
While the program is designed for children 0–5 and their parents and carers, older people attending on their own are warmly welcomed.
Come along, connect with others, and be part of a welcoming community space.
When: Wednesday 21 October
What Time: 9:30am - 12pm
Where: Petersham Park, Brighton St, Sydney NSW 2049
Cost: Free, no registrations required.