Come along and have a yarn with other First Nations community members. Free coffee, tea and biscuits for Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander adults 18+.
Ongoing activity
7 West Terrace, Bankstown NSW 2200, Australia
Free
Come along to a relaxed, welcoming First Nations coffee and chat at the First Nations Cultural Hub in Bankstown. This is a warm weekly drop-in where local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander adults can connect, share stories and build community over free coffee, tea and biscuits. The session is informal and family-friendly in spirit, but is specifically for people aged 18 and over.
You can expect a friendly, conversational atmosphere focused on connection and cultural safety. The emphasis is on yarns, listening and having a cuppa together in a safe First Nations space, ideal for parents and carers to meet others in the community.
Sessions are casual and relaxed, running during school term on Tuesdays from 10:00 to 12:00. Refreshments including coffee, tea and biscuits are provided, making it easy to pop in before or after school drop-off or other errands.
This is an opportunity to strengthen local community ties, share knowledge and support each other. It’s a great way for parents to network, find local services and feel connected to culture and community in Bankstown.
This program runs every Tuesday in school term from 10:00 to 12:00 and is suitable for people who identify as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander aged 18 years and over. There is no registration required, simply drop in during the scheduled times.
- Suitable for ages 18+
- No registration required
- Free coffee, tea and biscuits provided
The environment is relaxed and welcoming with staff and community members available to chat, share resources and signpost to local services. It’s structured to be inclusive and culturally respectful for all participants.
The gathering takes place at the First Nations Cultural Hub, 7 West Terrace, Bankstown 2200, a local community hub serving the Canterbury-Bankstown area. The venue is council-affiliated and intended as a safe space for First Nations people to connect.
The hub is accessible by local transport and has nearby parking options; parents will find it convenient for quick drop-ins around school routines. If you need specific accessibility information or directions, contact the council or visit their events page for details.
Facilities are set up to be welcoming and comfortable for adults; feel free to arrive with a friend or other family members if you’d like company. The hub aims to create an inclusive environment for cultural connection and community support.
This is a culturally specific session for Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people aged 18 and over. The event is intended to provide a safe, supportive space for First Nations community members to connect and share conversation.
There is no cost and no need to register in advance — just drop in during the advertised times. Participants are asked to respect the cultural nature of the space and be considerate of others during conversations and activities.
If you have questions about suitability, accessibility or support needs, please contact the council or the First Nations Cultural Hub ahead of your visit so staff can help make your attendance as comfortable as possible.
There is no fee to attend — the session is free and open to eligible First Nations adults. No booking is required; people are welcome to turn up during the session hours and stay for as long as they like.
As this is a drop-in format, sessions can get busy at times. If you prefer quieter moments, consider arriving earlier in the morning or contacting the hub to find out typically quieter weeks during the school term.
For further information about timing, school term dates or accessibility, contact the City of Canterbury-Bankstown or check the council events listings. The hub team can advise on any special arrangements you might need.
