Learn the art of worm farming and how it helps recycling and waste management with expert Kevin Smith.
Wednesday 6 May 2026
6:00pm - 7:30pm
24 Everard Ave, Ellenbrook WA 6069, Australia
Free
Discover the fascinating world of worm farming and its vital role in recycling and waste management. This engaging session is perfect for adults and young people over 14 who want to make a positive environmental impact at home.
Kevin Smith from The Worm Shed will guide you through the essentials of worm farming, followed by a hands-on demonstration on how to set up and maintain your own worm farm.
You'll also learn about the City of Swan's generous subsidies available for advanced worm farm setups and worm purchases, making it easier than ever to start your own eco-friendly composting system.
This event is designed for adults and youth aged 14 and above, providing practical knowledge and tips on worm farming. Expect an informative presentation followed by a live demonstration.
Residents and ratepayers can take advantage of subsidies on worm farms and worms, with options to purchase on the day. Remember to book one ticket per attendee and bring proof of residency to claim subsidies.
Photography and video recording may occur during the event, so please be aware if you prefer not to be recorded.
The workshop will be held at Charlottes Vineyard Community Centre, located at 24 Everard Ave, Ellenbrook WA 6069.
The venue is accessible and welcoming, providing a comfortable environment for learning and interaction.
Convenient parking and public transport options are available nearby, making it easy for families to attend.
Please note the event is free to attend but requires booking in advance.
Subsidies are available only to City of Swan residents and ratepayers, so bring proof of address or a rates notice.
Payment for worm farms or worms must be made in cash on the day.
Booking is essential to secure your place and to pre-order worm farm setups or worms to claim the subsidy.
The advanced worm farm setup costs $260 with a $130 subsidy, so you pay $130.
Worms only cost $130 with a $65 subsidy, so you pay $65. Larger worm quantities can be purchased but the subsidy maxes at $65.
Reserve your spot by contacting the organizers via phone or email provided.
