Join Bayside Council at Mutch Park to honour and reflect on the impacts of family and domestic violence with a special guest speaker.
Wednesday 7 April 2027
6:30pm - 8:00pm
Mutch Park, Wentworth Ave, Pagewood NSW 2035, Australia
Free
Experience a heartfelt evening dedicated to raising awareness and reflecting on the profound impacts of family and domestic violence. This candlelight vigil offers a peaceful and respectful space for community members to come together in solidarity.
Attendees will have the opportunity to listen to inspiring speeches, including a keynote from Annabelle Daniels, CEO of Women's Community Shelters and Chair of Domestic Violence NSW, who will share insights on this critical issue.
Candles will be provided to all participants, creating a moving visual tribute to those affected by domestic violence.
The vigil is scheduled to begin at 18:30 and conclude by 20:00, providing a calm and reflective atmosphere in the early evening.
This event is free to attend and open to all members of the community who wish to show their support and raise awareness.
It is a solemn occasion designed to foster community connection and encourage conversations about family and domestic violence.
The event will take place at the Reflection Garden in Mutch Park, Pagewood, a serene outdoor space ideal for contemplation and remembrance.
Mutch Park is accessible by public transport and offers parking nearby, making it convenient for families and individuals to attend.
The garden setting provides a tranquil environment suitable for all ages and encourages respectful participation.
Please arrive a few minutes early to find seating or standing space and to receive your candle.
The event will proceed regardless of light rain, so please dress appropriately for the weather.
This is a family-friendly event, but the subject matter may be sensitive; parents are encouraged to consider this when bringing children.
Attendance is free and no prior booking is required, making it easy for families and community members to join spontaneously.
For further information or assistance, contact Bayside Council via phone or email.
Your presence helps shine a light on this important cause and supports those impacted by domestic violence.
