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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 Jam

  • Wednesday 15 April, 2 – 5pm

  • City of Bayswater Skate Park, Embleton

The City is celebrating Youth Week 2026 with Youth Jam, an afternoon of free activities for young people.

Head to City of Bayswater Skate Park to enjoy skate activities led by the Freestyle Now team, a sausage sizzle and a creative station. Get amped with music, work on some new tricks or just cruise around.

With prizes, fun activities and free bubble tea for the first 70 attendees, this is one afternoon you don’t want to miss.

Bookings essential. Youth Jam is supported by the Department of Communities.

Register

TeenFit sessions for Youth Week

Put your body to the test with free TeenFit group fitness classes this Youth Week. 

Ages 12 to 14 can enjoy a HIIT-style workout, while ages 15 to 17 can improve their form and practice using machines under the guidance of a trainer. 

All fitness levels welcome, no experience required. 

Bookings essential.

Ages 12 – 14Bayswater WavesThursday 16 April, 1 – 2pmRegister
Ages 15 – 17Bayswater WavesThursday 16 April, 2 – 3pmRegister

Youth Week Workshops (Ages 12 – 17)

Writing Workshop with AJ Betts

  • Maylands Library

  • Friday 10 April, 12 – 4pm

How do stories work? How do you make them both compelling and authentic? Join award-winning author AJ Betts for this practical workshop to learn how to infuse your writing with heart and tension. A light afternoon tea will be provided.

Register

 

Screen Printing Workshop with Art Jam

  • Morley Sport and Recreation 

  • Friday 10 April, 4:30 - 5:30pm

Come down to our Youth Zone Session and join our screen printing workshop where you can design, print, and take home your own custom creations. Bring along your own t-shirt or tote bag to customise.

Register

 

One Shot Dungeons and Dragons

  • Morley Library

  • Wednesday 15 April, 3.30 – 5.30pm

Come along to an exciting one-shot Dungeons and Dragons campaign run by an experienced Dungeon Master. Beginners welcome.

Register

 

Biscoff Bubble Tea Making Workshop

  • Bayswater Community Centre

  • Thursday 16 April, 2 – 3.30pm

Join Nami from Nami’s Art Room for a hands-on Biscoff bubble tea-making workshop.

Register

Youth Zone

  •  Every Friday, 4 – 8pm
  • Morley Sport and Recreation Centre, 12 Wellington Rd, Morley WA 6062
  • Ages 12 - 18

Come along to monthly drop in sessions and challenge others to a game of Nintendo Switch or table tennis, get creative at our craft table, make your own toastie and smoothie or chat to our friendly staff. 

We also have free monthly workshops led by guest presenters to help you build life skills and learn new hobbies. Bookings are essential to participate in workshops. 

Upcoming Youth Zone Workshops

Screen Printing
Presented by Art Jam		Friday 10 April, 4.30 - 5.30pm REGISTER
Onigiri Workshop 
Presented by Nami's Art Room		Friday 8 May, 5.30 - 7pm REGISTER
Pride with Polymmer Clay 
Presented by Artistic Disorder 		Friday 5 June, 4.30 - 6pm REGISTER

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

Public transport available from Morley Train Station and Morley Bus Station.

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