Learn how to reduce food waste and create your own fertiliser with a hands-on worm farming workshop at the City of Cockburn.
Sunday 8 November 2026
11:00am - 12:30pm
359 Hammond Rd, Success WA 6164, Australia
$7.70 (pay what you can)
Discover the fascinating world of worm farming and how it can help you reduce kitchen waste while producing natural fertiliser for your garden. This engaging workshop offers a practical demonstration by experts from the Worm Shed, making it perfect for parents wanting to teach their children about sustainability.
You will learn how worms convert organic waste into nutrient-rich castings and liquid fertiliser, ideal for healthy plants. Whether you want to purchase a subsidised worm farm or simply gain knowledge, this workshop caters to all.
Bring your proof of address if you plan to buy a subsidised worm farm for $100, but everyone is welcome to attend regardless of residency.
The workshop runs from 11:00 to 12:30 on Sunday, 8 November 2026, at the Success Regional Sport and Community Facility. It is part of the Home Waste Compost Subsidy program, encouraging sustainable waste management.
The standard fee is $7.70, but a pay-what-you-can option is available for concession holders, students, or those experiencing financial hardship. There is also a 'pay it forward' option to support community workshops.
Light refreshments will be provided, and attendees are encouraged to bring a reusable water bottle.
Held in the Community Room at Success Regional Sport and Community Facility, 359 Hammond Road, Success WA. The venue includes accessibility features such as in-map voice and accessible colour choices.
The location is family-friendly and easily accessible by car or public transport, making it convenient for parents and children to attend together.
Proof of address (driver's license or utility bill) is required if purchasing a subsidised worm farm. Non-residents are welcome to attend and can explore similar subsidies in their local councils.
Sustainability is a core value of the City of Cockburn, aiming to reduce waste generation and promote recycling and reuse within the community.
The workshop encourages community participation in sustainable living practices, making it a valuable experience for families.
Tickets can be booked in advance with a standard fee of $7.70. The pay-what-you-can option allows attendees to choose a price from $0 to $7.70, ensuring accessibility for all.
Limited tickets are available for concession pricing, so early booking is recommended.
Subsidised worm farms are available for purchase at the event for $100. Light refreshments are included in the ticket price.
