The coming together of hands and people has inspired the new name of the Norlane Aquatic and Recreation Centre (ARC) auditorium.

We’re encouraging community members of all backgrounds to reflect on how they can do their bit for Reconciliation in Greater Geelong at upcoming National Reconciliation Week events.

Council has endorsed a new Community Engagement Policy, strengthening the City of Greater Geelong’s commitment to clearer, more inclusive and transparent engagement with the community.

From indulgent degustation experiences to bustling markets and behind-the-scenes tours and workshops, this year’s Tastes of Greater Geelong festival has something for everyone to feast on.

A $3.2 million renewal of Warralily Boulevard has been completed, boosting safety and connectivity for the growing Armstrong Creek community.

What was once a blank wall has been transformed into a bold, vibrant mural, showcasing the talent and creativity of the City’s young people.

The City of Greater Geelong will upgrade Moorabool Street by installing new artwork on the median strip and enhancing lighting.

Greater Geelong residents are invited to a community planting day from 1.30-3.30 pm on Thursday 4 June at Seaview Grassland Nature Reserve, an ecologically significant site along the Barwon River Trail in Belmont.

The Geelong City Market delivered a strong economic and social boost to central Geelong in its first months of operation, attracting thousands of visitors and injecting millions into the local economy.

Are you a parent of a young person and looking for a safe and welcoming environment for them to go to after school? Our free youth hubs have you covered!

Musicians, venue operators, educators, industry professionals and music lovers are invited to register for the 2026 Live Music Summit at Barwon Heads Hotel on Wednesday 20 May from 4.00-8.30 pm.

The City of Greater Geelong is marking National Volunteer Week by recognising the contributions made by over 300 volunteers across eight City programs and venues.

A dedicated space to foster international engagement, collaboration and connection is now open in Geelong.

Community members from Council’s advisory committees have come together for the first time to discuss their knowledge and experiences around disability, LGBTQIA+ communities and the environment.

Applications are now open for grant funding to support local events during Children’s Week.

Businesses will get a helping hand to launch, grow and thrive from those who know their community best.