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Visit the redeveloped Ballarat Library this winter — you might be surprised at what you find.

This program aims to enhance community awareness and social acceptance in Ballarat, foster leadership within multicultural and Indigenous communities, and highlight the positive contributions migrants and Indigenous Australians make to our community.Ambassadors have come from a broad range of backgrounds, religions, and cultures, all working together to create a vibrant, diverse, and harmonious city. Ambassadors are appointed every three years.Ou...

Would you consider a rewarding career in early education? It’s something the City of Ballarat is encouraging more residents to consider to help meet the demands of our rapidly growing city.

Victoria Park is a large recreational area and one of Ballarat's most significant parks. On 23 May 1890 citizens helped plant more than 3000 trees to celebrate Victoria's first Arbor Day.

Kindergarten is an important step in your child's learning journey. At kinder, they will learn skills that they will build on throughout their lifetime in a fun, play-based setting.

If you are a current member of the Central Kindergarten Registration Scheme and need to update your details, email kindergarten@ballarat.vic.gov.au with the changes. Please note: it is the responsibility of kindergarten service providers to ensure their details are up to date.  I am providing funded kindergarten programs and want to join the City of Ballarat’s Central Kindergarten Registration Scheme.  I am applying to provid...

A weekly meal hosted by the Forest Rangers Soccer Club’s for its junior players is promoting connection and community in Wendouree West.

National Aboriginal and Islander Day Observance Committee (NAIDOC) Week celebrations are held across Australia in the first week of July each year (Sunday to Sunday), to celebrate and recognise the history, cultures and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.