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The Kirribilli Neighbourhood Centre
Welcome to the Kirribilli Neighbourhood Centre, housed in a charming heritage building near Sydney’s iconic Harbour Bridge. It’s the perfect spot for locals to gather, socialize, and explore.
Here, you’ll find a wealth of resources and support, all offered free of charge. From informative sessions to fun workshops, there’s something for everyone. Join us for yoga, bridge, or kids’ classes, and experience the warmth of community at Kirribilli Neighbourhood Centre.
A special message from Zoe Baker, Mayor of North Sydney
50 Years of
Kirribilli Markets
View this special message from Mayor Zoe Baker, acknowledging Kirribilli Neighbourhood Centre celebrating 50 years of service to our community.
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How we're supported
The Kirribilli Neighbourhood Centre (KNC) is a not for profit organisation. The majority of our funds are attained through fund raising initiatives such as the Kirribilli Markets and Heritage Room Hire. KNC would also like to acknowledge the invaluable support we receive from North Sydney Council and Norths.
After a new book? 📚 We’ve had loads of great new donations arrive at the centre, with plenty of titles ready to be discovered in our library.
Pop in and have a browse before the weekend!
#kirribillineighbourhoodcentre #library
Thank you @northsidersydney for featuring us in your Spring 2026 edition! We’re absolutely thrilled to be included as we celebrate 50 years at Kirribilli Neighbourhood Centre. 🎉
Pick up a copy when you can, have a read, and discover what’s happening in our community.
#kirribillineighbourhoodcentre #northsider #50years
It’s R U OK?Day 💛 Sometimes the best way to check in is to just show up. Come together, ask the people around you if they’re okay, and really listen. Join a group, have a laugh, share a table — connection makes all the difference. Here’s our mahjong group doing exactly that.
#RUOKDay #RUOK #KNC #CommunityConnection
Our Thursday Art Class is very busy! Today’s challenge was to observe a subject, sketch it and paint it. As you can see, everyone took a different approach, which is so fabulous!
#kirribillineighbourhoodcentre #artclass #thursdaymornings
Join us in the Gallery on Sunday 13 September at 3pm for an inspiring afternoon of chamber music, presented by the Amateur Chamber Music Society (ACMS) - a non-profit organisation supporting amateur chamber musicians.
This concert is organised by Ben Chan and features a proposed program of Marc Mellits: “Ex Machina”, Alfredo Casella: “Sicilienne et Burlesque”, Schumann: Violin sonata No 1 Op 105 and Carmichael: “A Little Night Music”
Tickets are $15, or $10 for seniors and students, with light refreshments included. For more details, visit acms-australia.org/concerts
#ACMS #AmateurChamberMusicSociety #ChamberMusic #ClassicalMusic #LiveMusic
Harpist Alice Giles, flautist Jonathan Henderson and violist James Wannan join forces in a programme centred around French music and contemporary composers. The sonority of the flute, drawn from the human breath, the sombre timbre of the viola’s bow across its strings, and the resonant vibrations of the harp combine in a unique sound world that is both fragile and richly expressive. As the concert unfolds, each musician breaks away as a soloist, celebrating the individual artistry of three acclaimed performers.
Independent Theatre North Sydney, 3pm Sunday October 4
Tickets from $30 plus booking fee
Book here - www.contraconcerts.com.au/2026
#concerts #northsydney
Happy Father’s Day to all the wonderful dads and father figures in our community! 💙
If you’re still searching for a special gift, come by Kirribilli Markets today—we’re open and full of unique finds.
Make a day of it and bring Dad along for lunch while you explore the markets together.
#KirribilliMarkets #FathersDay #SydneyMarkets #Kirribilli #ShopLocal
Today marks International Day of Charity — a day set aside by the UN to recognise the volunteers, donors and everyday acts of generosity that hold communities together. At Kirribilli Neighbourhood Centre, we don’t have to look far to find that spirit.
Every week, our volunteers show up — not for recognition, but because they genuinely care about this place and the people who walk through our doors. So today, we’re taking a moment to say thank you.
A huge thank you to:
Gretel Jones, Joan Brodie, Wendy Dodd and Tony Batchelor — our library team
Jean Martin and Pamela Caldecoat — front office and computer lessons
Fay Ma — mahjong
Duncan Ramsay and David Cohen — our volunteer lawyers
Pauline Soon and Juan Li — English lessons
Therese Delanty — Justice of the Peace
Whether it’s helping someone navigate a computer for the first time, teaching English, offering free legal advice, or simply keeping the front office running with a smile and a cup of tea, our volunteers make Kirribilli Neighbourhood Centre what it is. We couldn’t do it without you. 💛