The Meeting Point Broadmeadows

What to Expect

Step into The Meeting Point Broadmeadows, a vibrant space designed especially for young people aged 12 to 18. Here, your child can enjoy a variety of fun activities including video games, table tennis, pool, and arts and crafts. It's the perfect spot for teens to relax, socialize, and engage in creative play.

This welcoming environment encourages friendships and offers a safe place to unwind after school. Whether your child loves gaming or crafting, there's something to spark their interest every week.

Activity Details

The Meeting Point runs every Tuesday afternoon from 14:45 to 16:45, starting from 3 February 2026 through to 31 March 2026. No bookings are required; just walk in and join the fun. The program is free of charge, making it an accessible option for families looking for engaging after-school activities.

Activities include:

- Video games and board games

- Table tennis and pool

- Arts and crafts sessions

- Chill-out space for socializing with friends

Location and Access

The sessions take place at Broadmeadows Youth Central, located at 33-37 Pearcedale Parade, Broadmeadows, 3047. Access is via the rear entrance adjacent to the Hume Central Town park campus. This convenient location is easy to reach and provides a safe, welcoming environment for young people.

Parents can feel confident knowing their children are in a supervised, community-focused space designed to foster creativity and social connection.

Important Information

Please note that this is a drop-in program with no need for prior booking. It is specifically aimed at young people aged 12 to 18 years. The program runs weekly on Tuesdays during the specified dates.

Participants should arrive promptly at 14:45 and can stay until 16:45. The space is designed to be inclusive and supportive, encouraging positive interactions and fun.

Booking and Prices

There is no cost to attend The Meeting Point Broadmeadows. Walk-ins are welcome, so families can drop by as their schedule allows without the need for advance registration.

This free program is funded by Hume City Council and aims to provide a safe, engaging space for youth in the community.