Friendly weekly craft sessions at Westall Community Hub for parents and school-aged children, held during school terms. Bring your own craft projects; tea and coffee provided and each session is $2.
Wednesday 28 January 2026
to Wednesday 16 December 2026
9:15am - 12:00pm
35 Fairbank Rd, Clayton South VIC 3169, Australia
$2 per session
Crafty Community group is a welcoming weekly craft session held at Westall Community Hub in Clayton South. It’s perfect for parents of school-aged children who want a relaxed morning of arts and crafts, skill sharing and a cuppa. Whether you’re finishing a knitting project or helping a child with paper crafts, this is a friendly spot to be creative and meet other local families.
Expect a relaxed, social atmosphere where makers of all levels come together to craft, chat and swap ideas. The sessions are informal and friendly, aimed at community connection, arts and crafts skills and a calm morning out for parents and kids alike.
You’ll see a mix of activities on the tables: knitting, scrapbooking, paper crafts, sewing and simple kids’ crafts. Bring what you’re working on, or try something new with tips from other parents and volunteers.
Sessions are family-friendly and child-conscious, with tea and coffee provided and a focus on practical, easy-to-follow craft activities. It’s a great way to encourage creativity in your children and carve out a creative morning for yourself.
The group meets weekly during school terms on Wednesdays from 09:15 to 12:00. Sessions are drop-in, run by local community volunteers and are suitable for parents with school-aged children who can join in or craft alongside.
What to bring: your own craft materials and any ongoing projects, a small kit for your child if they’re joining, and a reusable cup if you’d like. If you need special tools, members often share and help each other out.
Each session costs $2 per person and runs during school terms, making it an affordable creative activity for families. No formal skill level is required and newcomers are warmly welcomed.
The group is held at Westall Community Hub, 35 Fairbank Road, Clayton South 3169. The venue is a community-focused hub with easy access and clear signage for first-time visitors.
Consider walking, cycling or using public transport where possible, as the hub encourages sustainable travel and there are notes on the event page suggesting leaving the car at home. There is a map on the City of Kingston site to help you find the room within the hub.
The space is community-oriented and accessible; if you have mobility needs or questions about parking and access, contact the Westall Community Hub in advance to confirm details and assistance.
This is a community-run craft group and not a supervised childcare service; children are welcome but must be supervised by their parent or guardian at all times. Parents should plan to stay with younger children and support them during activities.
Wear comfortable clothes that you don’t mind getting a little crafty, and consider bringing an apron for messy projects. Tea and coffee are provided, but bringing a reusable cup is encouraged for sustainability.
If you have specific accessibility needs or questions about session suitability for your child, call the Westall Community Hub on 9581 3050 before attending. The hub staff can advise on room setup and any additional support you may need.
Each session is $2 per person and sessions are typically paid on the day. The group is designed to be drop-in with no strict booking required, making it flexible for busy family schedules during school terms.
If you prefer to check availability or ask about special term dates, call Westall Community Hub on 9581 3050. The hub staff can confirm session dates during school term breaks and any holiday closures.
The affordable fee and informal booking make this a low-pressure, easy-to-access arts and crafts option for parents looking for a creative morning out with their children in Clayton South.
