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Youth Events and Workshops

Free events and workshops for young people aged 12 – 25 in the City of Bayswater.

The City delivers events and workshops for young people aged 12 – 25, as part of its Youth Action Plan.

Youth Zone

  • First Thursday of each month, 3.30 – 7pm
  • Morley Library, 240 Walter Road West
  • Ages 15 – 25

Come along to monthly sessions to work on your school assignments, tackle personal tasks or unwind with friends. Youth Zone is equiped with everything you need to stay on track, make progress and take charge of your life.

Each session, a guest presenter will help you build life skills and explore topics ranging from time management and job applications to vision boards and craft activities. 

Upcoming Youth Zone Workshops

Craft and Chill
Presented by UWA Craft Club

Thursday 4 December, 4 – 6pm

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Vision Boards for 2026
Presented by Art Jam		Thursday 8 January, 4 – 5pmRegistration details to come
Budgeting 101
Presented by Uniting WA		Thursday 5 February, 3.30 – 4.30pmRegistration details to come
Managing Your Headspace
Presented by HelpingMinds		Thursday 5 March, 3.45 – 4.15pmRegistration details to come

Registrations required for workshops. No bookings are required to use the drop-in space for general purposes.

Morley Library is physically accessible for people with mobility devices and wheelchairs with an automatic entrance. ACROD parking bays and accessible toilets are available. Public transport available from Morley Train Station and Morley Bus Station.

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