Celebrate the official opening of the Warrick Lane precinct in Blacktown CBD with family-friendly activities and cultural experiences.
Saturday 20 June 2026
12:00pm - 4:00pm
Warrick Lane precinct, Main Street, Blacktown, 2148
Free
Join a vibrant community celebration marking the official opening of the Warrick Lane precinct, a new world-class facility in Blacktown CBD. This event offers a unique opportunity to explore the first multi-level car park featuring Darug language and First Nations artworks, alongside two beautiful tree-lined public parks.
Enjoy a lively atmosphere with food trucks, roving entertainment, and family art workshops designed to engage children and adults alike. Experience a traditional smoking ceremony and welcome to country, honoring the rich cultural heritage of the area.
This free event is perfect for families looking to spend a fun and meaningful day out in the heart of Blacktown.
The celebration takes place on Sunday, 2026-06-20, from 12:00 to 16:00. Activities include:
- Official opening by Mayor Tony Bleasdale OAM
- Traditional smoking ceremony and welcome to country
- Food trucks offering a variety of delicious options
- Roving entertainment to keep the whole family engaged
- Family art workshops encouraging creativity and participation
Parking is available at the Colo Lane car park, just a short walk from the precinct.
The event is held at Warrick Lane precinct, Main Street, Blacktown, NSW 2148. This central location is easily accessible by car and public transport.
Visitors are encouraged to use the Colo Lane car park for convenient parking. The precinct features accessible pathways, street furniture, and breakout spaces to ensure a comfortable experience for all attendees.
For those using public transport, Blacktown CBD is well-served by buses and trains, making it easy to reach the venue.
This is a free event but requires a ticket for entry, which can be obtained online prior to the day.
In case of wet weather, a hotline is available at 9839 6577 for updates.
The event respects and acknowledges the Dharug people as the original custodians of the land, with cultural ceremonies included to honor this heritage.
Families are advised to wear comfortable clothing and bring sun protection as the event is mostly outdoors.
Tickets are free and can be booked online through the Blacktown City Council website. Early booking is recommended to secure your place.
There is no cost to attend, making this an accessible and enjoyable outing for families.
Food and beverages are available for purchase from onsite food trucks.
Additional information and ticket booking can be found on the official council event page.
