Come along to a warm, friendly gathering designed for families and adults who want to connect with the local Vietnamese community. This library program at Chester Hill Library offers a relaxed space, tasty snacks and an opportunity to build friendships in a community-focused setting.
What to Expect
You will be greeted by friendly volunteers and other parents, with light Vietnamese snacks shared while people chat and make new connections. The atmosphere is informal and welcoming, perfect for middle-aged parents looking for community and cultural connection.
Expect a mix of conversation in Vietnamese and English, gentle social activities and chances to meet neighbours and library staff. This event is a community event and a library program designed to help newcomers and local families feel at home.
Bring your curiosity, a smile and an openness to making new friends; children are welcome but the focus is on adult conversation and community building. Keywords: Vietnamese community, Chester Hill Library, friendship group, community event.
Activity Details
- Who: Adults and families in the local Vietnamese community and anyone interested in cultural connection.
- When: Last Friday of each month from 2026-01-30, 13:00–16:00. This is a recurring monthly gathering at the library.
- What: Light refreshments, casual conversation and community networking in a safe library environment.
The session is informal and suitable for parents who want a relaxed social outing without a strict agenda. It is part of the library programs aimed at community engagement and cultural connection.
If you prefer, call the library for more details or to let them know you'll attend; this helps organisers plan snacks and seating. The group welcomes new members and regulars alike, so drop in any month that suits you.
Location and Access
The group meets at Chester Hill Library and Knowledge Centre, 12 Chester Hill Road, Chester Hill 2162, a familiar community library location with easy access by car and public transport. The library is accessible with facilities to support visitors with mobility needs.
There is on-site parking and nearby public transport; the library also provides accessible toilet facilities and a comfortable meeting space for conversation and light refreshments. Look for signage inside the library directing you to the community meeting area.
For parents bringing children, the library offers a family-friendly environment and nearby children’s spaces if kids need a quiet corner or activity while adults chat. This location is central to local community programs and library services.
Important Information
The sessions are free and open to the community, but organisers may appreciate a quick phone call if you plan to attend with a larger group so they can arrange extra seating and snacks. This helps ensure a welcoming experience for everyone.
Please be mindful of cultural sensitivity and the needs of others; the group is about respectful conversation, sharing food and building local connections. If you have dietary restrictions, consider bringing your own snacks or contacting the library ahead of time.
If you need assistance finding the venue or have accessibility questions, the library staff can help—call the main library number for support. The event is part of ongoing library programs that support multicultural engagement.
Booking and Prices
Cost: Free. There is no formal booking required for most attendees; the group welcomes drop-ins and regulars alike. If you prefer, you can phone ahead to let staff know you'll be coming.
Phone contact is available for questions about the group and any special arrangements; calling helps organisers prepare refreshments and seating. The event is a low-cost community program designed to make cultural connection easy and accessible.
No tickets or online booking are required, but if a special event or celebration coincides with the meeting date the library may request RSVPs to manage numbers. Check with the library for any occasional special requirements or changes to the schedule.