Bunbury Young Adults Try It Club: Lowkey Movie and Games

🎬 Need a festive season breather?

Join us for a chilled afternoon of movies, games, crafts, and good company – no pressure, just a cosy space to relax and connect.

📅 Date: Saturday 27 December
🕤 Time: 1:00pm – 5:00pm
📍 Location: Yallo, Dalyellup
💰 Cost: FREE for 18–30 year olds

Bring a friend or come solo – you can jump into activities or just hang out at your own pace.

Try It Club

Try It Club is a monthly young adult social event that encourages participants to try new things to get involved in their community. They occur on the 4th Saturday of the month. Events are planned by our volunteer working group and lead up to a massive expo event in January!

Young Adults Book Club @ Eaton Library

For young adults 18–30, every 3rd Thursday, 5:30–7:00pm

Book Club is a relaxed space to connect over stories and ideas – no set reading list, no pressure. The first 30 minutes are dedicated to silent reading (bring your own or look at one from the library), followed by bookish activities. Come solo or bring a friend – we’ll make sure you’re included.

Details

📅 Date: 3rd Thursday of the month (September – February)
🕤 Time: 5:30pm-7:00pm
📍 Location: Eaton Library, Wardandi Country, 1 Council Drive, Eaton

February 19th – Coming of Age & What’s Next

We’ll be chatting about “coming of age” stories – in books and in life – then dreaming up what the future of Book Club could look like. Your ideas = our next chapter.

Schedule

📚 5:30pm – Silent reading on the couches and bean bags
✂️ 6:00pm – Activities (check schedule for each month)
👋 7:00pm – Event wrap-up

Additional Information

• Eaton Library will be closed to the public at this time but please come in! We will be sharing the space with the Discover Your Family History event so you will find us by the cosy kids’ area (back right corner near the courtyard).

• The Library has concrete floors that may echo, so feel free to bring headphones or anything else you need.

• We will provide fidget toys and a few snacks but not a full meal.

• This event will be run by the amazing Youth Worker, Emily!

• If you need help with finding the venue or have any other questions, please contact Bec: 0447 293 169

FAQs

1. How many people attend?
Typically our book clubs have anywhere between 5-15 people. There is a mix of all genders.

2. Can I come by myself?
Absolutely! We encourage any and all people to attend – we will make sure you feel welcome!

3. Can I bring a support worker?
For sure. Your support worker does not have to register but they are more than welcome to join in all the activities we have on offer.

4. What food is available?
We provide snacks such as fruit and popcorn. Please include any dietary requirements on your registration if there is anything for us to be aware of.

5. What if I haven’t read the book?
This book club does not require you to read any prescribed books. We will use prompts and activities to talk about all the books, audiobooks and podcasts you already love and consume so we can all make recommendations to each other.

6. Do I need to bring anything?
Some weeks you may need to bring a book to swap or talk about, so please ensure you read the description on each event page.

7. Is there parking?
There is free parking at the venue. There is a big carpark on Council Drive.

8. Is there public transport?
You can take bus route 844 or 845 to Eaton Library. The closest bus stop is Recreation Dr Eaton Fair Shopping Ctr. ETA: 5:12pm.

9. Is the venue wheelchair accessible?
Yes, it is wheelchair accessible.

10. What facilities are available? 
There is an all gender accessible toilet, male and female toilets, and a parent room.

11. What if I am outside the 18-30 age range?
Please get in touch with Bec to discuss this.

12. Who can I contact if I am nervous about attending or want more information?
Reach out to Bec (she/her) who would be happy to chat about our programs and ensure you have all the information you need – 0447 293 169.

13. What if I am running late?
We have scheduled the first 30 minutes to be a relaxed entry into the space. Come anytime between 5:30-6:00pm if you’d like to read with company or aim for 6:00pm if you’re just keen on the activities. We would prefer you come late than feel like you can’t join in at all!

Young Adults Book Club @ Eaton Library

For young adults 18–30, every 3rd Thursday, 5:30–7:00pm

Book Club is a relaxed space to connect over stories and ideas – no set reading list, no pressure. The first 30 minutes are dedicated to silent reading (bring your own or look at one from the library), followed by bookish activities. Come solo or bring a friend – we’ll make sure you’re included.

Details

📅 Date: 3rd Thursday of the month (September – February)
🕤 Time: 5:30pm-7:00pm
📍 Location: Eaton Library, Wardandi Country, 1 Council Drive, Eaton

October 16th – Cosy & Creative

It’s all about comfort and connection. Play “This or That – Book Edition” to find your literary kindred spirits, wind down with some cosy colouring in, and create the perfect playlist to match a book you love.

Please bring headphones to this event to to make your playlist.

Upcoming Events

• November 20th: Bring a friend & a book to wrap and swap, DIY bookmarks

• December 18th: Decorate a tote bag, design a ‘to be read’ list

• January 15th: Reading bingo, BookTok deep dive, book-themed drinks (non-alcoholic) – TO BE CONFIRMED

• February 19th: Themed discussion: coming of age, The Future of Book Club

Schedule

📚 5:30pm – Silent reading on the couches and bean bags
✂️ 6:00pm – Activities (check schedule for each month)
👋 7:00pm – Event wrap-up

Additional Information

• Eaton Library will be closed to the public at this time but please come in! We will be sharing the space with the Discover Your Family History event so you will find us by the cosy kids’ area (back right corner near the courtyard).

• The Library has concrete floors that may echo, so feel free to bring headphones or anything else you need.

• We will provide fidget toys and a few snacks but not a full meal.

• This event will be run by the amazing Youth Worker, Emily!

• If you need help with finding the venue or have any other questions, please contact Bec: 0447 293 169

FAQs

1. How many people attend?
Typically our book clubs have anywhere between 5-15 people. There is a mix of all genders.

2. Can I come by myself?
Absolutely! We encourage any and all people to attend – we will make sure you feel welcome!

3. Can I bring a support worker?
For sure. Your support worker does not have to register but they are more than welcome to join in all the activities we have on offer.

4. What food is available?
We provide snacks such as fruit and popcorn. Please include any dietary requirements on your registration if there is anything for us to be aware of.

5. What if I haven’t read the book?
This book club does not require you to read any prescribed books. We will use prompts and activities to talk about all the books, audiobooks and podcasts you already love and consume so we can all make recommendations to each other.

6. Do I need to bring anything?
Some weeks you may need to bring a book to swap or talk about, so please ensure you read the description on each event page.

7. Is there parking?
There is free parking at the venue. There is a big carpark on Council Drive.

8. Is there public transport?
You can take bus route 844 or 845 to Eaton Library. The closest bus stop is Recreation Dr Eaton Fair Shopping Ctr. ETA: 5:12pm.

9. Is the venue wheelchair accessible?
Yes, it is wheelchair accessible.

10. What facilities are available? 
There is an all gender accessible toilet, male and female toilets, and a parent room.

11. What if I am outside the 18-30 age range?
Please get in touch with Bec to discuss this.

12. Who can I contact if I am nervous about attending or want more information?
Reach out to Bec (she/her) who would be happy to chat about our programs and ensure you have all the information you need – 0447 293 169.

13. What if I am running late?
We have scheduled the first 30 minutes to be a relaxed entry into the space. Come anytime between 5:30-6:00pm if you’d like to read with company or aim for 6:00pm if you’re just keen on the activities. We would prefer you come late than feel like you can’t join in at all!

Young Adults Book Club @ Eaton Library

For young adults 18–30, every 3rd Thursday, 5:30–7:00pm

Book Club is a relaxed space to connect over stories and ideas – no set reading list, no pressure. The first 30 minutes are dedicated to silent reading (bring your own or look at one from the library), followed by bookish activities. Come solo or bring a friend – we’ll make sure you’re included.

Details

📅 Date: 3rd Thursday of the month (September – February)
🕤 Time: 5:30pm-7:00pm
📍 Location: Eaton Library, Wardandi Country, 1 Council Drive, Eaton

December 18th – Bag Craft & TBR Lists

Get ready for a crafty end to the year. Decorate your own tote bag to carry your books in style, then make a reading bucket list for the year ahead. A relaxed, feel-good way to wrap up 2025. All materials provided.

Upcoming Events

• January 15th: Reading bingo, BookTok deep dive, book-themed drinks (non-alcoholic)

• February 19th: Themed discussion: coming of age, The Future of Book Club

Schedule

📚 5:30pm – Silent reading on the couches and bean bags
✂️ 6:00pm – Activities (check schedule for each month)
👋 7:00pm – Event wrap-up

Additional Information

• Eaton Library will be closed to the public at this time but please come in! We will be sharing the space with the Discover Your Family History event so you will find us by the cosy kids’ area (back right corner near the courtyard).

• The Library has concrete floors that may echo, so feel free to bring headphones or anything else you need.

• We will provide fidget toys and a few snacks but not a full meal.

• This event will be run by the amazing Youth Worker, Emily!

• If you need help with finding the venue or have any other questions, please contact Bec: 0447 293 169

FAQs

1. How many people attend?
Typically our book clubs have anywhere between 5-15 people. There is a mix of all genders.

2. Can I come by myself?
Absolutely! We encourage any and all people to attend – we will make sure you feel welcome!

3. Can I bring a support worker?
For sure. Your support worker does not have to register but they are more than welcome to join in all the activities we have on offer.

4. What food is available?
We provide snacks such as fruit and popcorn. Please include any dietary requirements on your registration if there is anything for us to be aware of.

5. What if I haven’t read the book?
This book club does not require you to read any prescribed books. We will use prompts and activities to talk about all the books, audiobooks and podcasts you already love and consume so we can all make recommendations to each other.

6. Do I need to bring anything?
Some weeks you may need to bring a book to swap or talk about, so please ensure you read the description on each event page.

7. Is there parking?
There is free parking at the venue. There is a big carpark on Council Drive.

8. Is there public transport?
You can take bus route 844 or 845 to Eaton Library. The closest bus stop is Recreation Dr Eaton Fair Shopping Ctr. ETA: 5:12pm.

9. Is the venue wheelchair accessible?
Yes, it is wheelchair accessible.

10. What facilities are available? 
There is an all gender accessible toilet, male and female toilets, and a parent room.

11. What if I am outside the 18-30 age range?
Please get in touch with Bec to discuss this.

12. Who can I contact if I am nervous about attending or want more information?
Reach out to Bec (she/her) who would be happy to chat about our programs and ensure you have all the information you need – 0447 293 169.

13. What if I am running late?
We have scheduled the first 30 minutes to be a relaxed entry into the space. Come anytime between 5:30-6:00pm if you’d like to read with company or aim for 6:00pm if you’re just keen on the activities. We would prefer you come late than feel like you can’t join in at all!

Try It Club is a monthly young adult social event that encourages participants to try new things to get involved in their community. They occur on the 4th Saturday of the month. Events are planned by our volunteer working group and lead up to a massive expo event in January!

The first event of the series will be a Dungeons & Dragons One Shot.

Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) is a fantasy tabletop role-playing game (RPG) where players collaborate to tell a story, often involving adventurers exploring dungeons, fighting monsters, and finding treasure. One player acts as the Dungeon Master (DM), who guides the story and controls non-player characters and monsters. The other players each control a unique character, making decisions and taking actions within the game world. 

Our incredible DMs Joel, Zoe, Jeremy, Quinn and Shane have some amazing campaigns for you to choose from on the day. You will be in a group of 5 for the afternoon with a mixture of experienced and new players.

Snacks are provided. Registration is essential, so get in quick to avoid missing out.

📅 Date: Saturday 26th July
🕕 Time: 1:00pm-6:00pm

📍 Location: Yallo, Wardandi Country, 135 Norton Promenade, Dalyellup

What to Expect: 

When you arrive at Yallo, you will be greeted by a Blue Leaf staff member. You will sign yourself in (Name, age, pronouns) and will be given a name tag/ introduced to the group. You do not need to show any tickets on arrival. You will then get to choose which DM / campaign you would like to participate in. You will remain in this game for the whole session. There will be a break for snacks. We have fidget/ stim toys available. 

FAQs

1. What if I have never played before? Our DMs will give you the rundown of all you need to know. You will be given pre-created characters and will be able to ask questions throughout. We will also have some more experienced players in each game for support. How many people attend? We are anticipating all 25 tickets will be filled. There is a mix of all genders. 
2. Can I come by myself? Absolutely! We encourage all people to attend – we will make sure you feel welcome! 
3. Can I bring a support worker? For sure. Your support worker does not have to register but they are more than welcome to join in all the activities we have on offer. 
4. What food is available? Usually we serve cheese toasties, fruit platter, popcorn, and charcuterie. Please include any dietary requirements on your registration if there is anything for us to be aware of. 
5. Will there be alcohol? All our events are alcohol-, smoke-, and vape-free. We ask that you do not attend this event under the influence of any substances, or you will be asked to leave. 
6. Is there parking? There is free parking at the venue. 
7. Is there public transport? Bus 843 takes 21 minutes from Bunbury. However, this event finishes late, so arranging carpool may be more suitable.
8. Is the venue wheelchair accessible? Yes, it is wheelchair accessible. 
9. What gender are the facilities? There is one all gender bathroom at the venue. 
10. Who can I contact if I am nervous about attending or want more information? Reach out to Bec (she/her) who would be happy to chat about our events and ensure you have all the information you need – 0447 293 169

Bunbury Young Adults Try It Club: Ultimate Frisbee Tournament

In collaboration with Bunbury Ultimate Frisbee & Busselton Ultimate Frisbee

Get ready for a high-energy, fun-filled morning as we bring the heat to Peppermint Grove Beach! Whether you’re an Ultimate pro or trying it for the first time, this tournament is all about good vibes, friendly competition, and community connection. 📅 Date: Saturday 27th September 🕤 Time: 9:30am – 12:30pm 📍 Location: Peppermint Grove Beach Community Centre

What’s Happening

This is a Hat Tournament – meaning players are randomly assigned to teams (with six confident players nominated as team leaders to balance skills). Think school sports carnival but cooler — expect team names, costumes, coloured zinc, and loads of cheering. Four teams on the field at a time while two pump up the sideline vibes! Prizes for:

• Tournament Champions
• Spirit of the Game (self-refereeing, team spirit, and sportsmanship)

🌭 Free sausage sizzle + tunes to finish the morning right!  

Why You’ll Love It

✔ Inclusive for all skill levels ✔ Great timing between Winter and Summer sports ✔ Central location for Bunbury & Busselton players ✔ Builds confidence, connection, and community 🎽 Costumes encouraged – we’ll provide the festive goods, you bring the energy! 👉 Registration required – limited spots available! Bring your mates or come solo – you’ll leave with new friends either way.

Try It Club

Try It Club is a monthly young adult social event that encourages participants to try new things to get involved in their community. They occur on the 4th Saturday of the month. Events are planned by our volunteer working group and lead up to a massive expo event in January!

Try It Club: Young Adults Reformer Pilates & Op Shopping

Ready to move, caffeinate, and treasure-hunt? Join us for all of the above as part of the Try It Club — a series of social events designed for young adults aged 18–30 in Bunbury.

📅 Date: Saturday 23rd August
🕤 Time: 9:15am – 11:30am
📍 Location: Sculpt Pilates and Barre, Bunbury

Schedule

🧘‍♀️ 9:15am – Arrive at Sculpt Pilates (at the Homemaker Centre)
💪 9:30am – Reformer Pilates class (45 mins)
☕ 10:15am – Coffee stop at Coffee & Flour
🛍️ 10:30am – Op shopping
👋 11:30am – Event wrap-up

Other Details

Meeting point: Sculpt Pilates, Homemaker Centre

Bring: A water bottle and money for op shopping.

Wear: Comfy clothes you can move in and grippy socks.

Spaces are strictly limited to 10, so be sure to reserve your spot early! If your plans change, please let us know ASAP so we can offer the space to someone else.

Try It Club

Try It Club is a monthly young adult social event that encourages participants to try new things to get involved in their community. They occur on the 4th Saturday of the month. Events are planned by our volunteer working group and lead up to a massive expo event in January!

Learn about events | Build community connections

Are you passionate about making a difference in your community? Keen to meet like-minded people and grow your skills? Join us for the Blue Leaf Volunteer Upskilling and Induction — a half-day event designed to connect, inform and inspire!

Details:

📅 Date: Saturday 6 September
⏰ Time: 9:30am – 1:00pm
📍 Location: Milligan, 35 Milligan Street, Carey Park
⭐ Who: Young adults aged 18-30

What to expect:

🌱 Meet other passionate volunteers
🔍 Reflect on your personal values and goals
🛋️ Explore what makes a ‘safe space’ and how to foster one
⚠️ Learn about risk management and psychosocial safety
👐 Understand your volunteer roles, responsibilities and rights
💬 Ask questions and share ideas during our open Q&A
🚀 Discover your next steps for involvement and development

Why come along?

✔️ Free food and all materials provided
✔️ Connect with your local community
✔️ Find out about free events in the area
✔️ Explore opportunities for training and upskilling

This session is perfect for new volunteers, those interested in getting involved, or anyone wanting to learn more about creating positive impact in our community.

Everyone welcome – bring your energy and curiosity!

Young Adults Book Club @ Eaton Library

For young adults 18–30, every 3rd Thursday, 5:30–7:00pm

Book Club is a relaxed space to connect over stories and ideas – no set reading list, no pressure. The first 30 minutes are dedicated to silent reading (bring your own or look at one from the library), followed by bookish activities. Come solo or bring a friend – we’ll make sure you’re included.

Details

📅 Date: 3rd Thursday of the month (September – February)
🕤 Time: 5:30pm-7:00pm
📍 Location: Eaton Library, Wardandi Country, 1 Council Drive, Eaton

September 18th – Review, Pitch & Play

Write a book review with our template (or freestyle it if you prefer), bring a favourite book to pitch to the group, and design your own DIY reading punch card to track your reads. All craft materials and writing equipment provided.

Please bring a book to show to the group. But don’t stress if you forget it- We can always look around the library or on Google.

Upcoming Events

• October 16th: This or that – book edition, cosy colouring in, create a playlist for a book

• November 20th: Bring a friend & a book to wrap and swap, DIY bookmarks

• December 18th: Decorate a tote bag, design a ‘to be read’ list

• January 15th: Reading bingo, BookTok deep dive, book-themed drinks (non-alcoholic)

• February 19th: Themed discussion: coming of age, The Future of Book Club

Schedule

📚 5:30pm – Silent reading on the couches and bean bags
✂️ 6:00pm – Activities (check schedule for each month)
👋 7:00pm – Event wrap-up

Additional Information

• Eaton Library will be closed to the public at this time but please come in! We will be sharing the space with the Discover Your Family History event so you will find us by the cosy kids’ area (back right corner near the courtyard).

• The Library has concrete floors that may echo, so feel free to bring headphones or anything else you need.

• We will provide fidget toys and a few snacks but not a full meal.

• This event will be run by the amazing Youth Worker, Emily!

• If you need help with finding the venue or have any other questions, please contact Bec: 0447 293 169

FAQs

1. How many people attend?
Typically our book clubs have anywhere between 5-15 people. There is a mix of all genders.

2. Can I come by myself?
Absolutely! We encourage any and all people to attend – we will make sure you feel welcome!

3. Can I bring a support worker?
For sure. Your support worker does not have to register but they are more than welcome to join in all the activities we have on offer.

4. What food is available?
We provide snacks such as fruit and popcorn. Please include any dietary requirements on your registration if there is anything for us to be aware of.

5. What if I haven’t read the book?
This book club does not require you to read any prescribed books. We will use prompts and activities to talk about all the books, audiobooks and podcasts you already love and consume so we can all make recommendations to each other.

6. Do I need to bring anything?
Some weeks you may need to bring a book to swap or talk about, so please ensure you read the description on each event page.

7. Is there parking?
There is free parking at the venue. There is a big carpark on Council Drive.

8. Is there public transport?
You can take bus route 844 or 845 to Eaton Library. The closest bus stop is Recreation Dr Eaton Fair Shopping Ctr. ETA: 5:12pm.

9. Is the venue wheelchair accessible?
Yes, it is wheelchair accessible.

10. What facilities are available? 
There is an all gender accessible toilet, male and female toilets, and a parent room.

11. What if I am outside the 18-30 age range?
Please get in touch with Bec to discuss this.

12. Who can I contact if I am nervous about attending or want more information?
Reach out to Bec (she/her) who would be happy to chat about our programs and ensure you have all the information you need – 0447 293 169.

13. What if I am running late?
We have scheduled the first 30 minutes to be a relaxed entry into the space. Come anytime between 5:30-6:00pm if you’d like to read with company or aim for 6:00pm if you’re just keen on the activities. We would prefer you come late than feel like you can’t join in at all!