Inner West Council will mark Make Music Day, 21 June, at Marrickville Library and Pavilion, including a talk and performance by music producer Vincent Sebastian.

Council has almost completed the $4.4 million Footpath Renewal Program, undertaken as part of last year’s stimulus program of fast-tracking infrastructure works to boost the Inner West economy during the COVID pandemic.

The latest ArtSeat is designed to “raise awareness of refugee families in the Inner West and their connection to our community,” according to featured artist Sharon Billinge.

The next exhibition to feature at Council’s Chrissie Cotter Gallery, The State of Things, is a series of sculptures created during the isolation and chaos of lockdowns.

From book launches, author talks, workshops and a special Make Music Day – there’s something for all ages at Inner West Council’s libraries in June.

Inner West creatives can apply for funding to develop innovative artworks and projects as part of EDGE Sydenham.

Inner West Council has completed the cycleway linking Petersham Station and King Street, Newtown.

Inner West Council Citizen of the Year is historian, librarian, archivist, published author, educator and speaker Chrys Meader.

Council has opened the $4.3 million upgrade and expansion of Haberfield Centre and Library.

The next exhibition to feature at Council’s Chrissy Cotter Gallery, Natura Morta, explores aspects of humanity’s relationship with nature and the climate crisis, and invites viewers to get active and collect waste in exchange for works on view.