The Joy of Colour and Community Morning Tea in Diamond Creek

13 Oct 2026 10.00am - 12.30pm

This Carers Week event provides an opportunity for unpaid carers in the Nillumbik community to connect with others, participate in a creative activity and access information and resources.

The event includes a watercolour session, The Joy of Colour, followed by a community morning tea. The watercolour session is suitable for all experience levels, with materials provided. The morning tea provides an informal opportunity for carers to meet others, share experiences and connect with their local community.

Council’s Disability Inclusion Officer will be available during the event to provide information about local resources and services and hear about issues that are important to carers.

The event is open to unpaid carers who support a partner, parent, child, sibling, friend or neighbour due to disability, illness, mental health challenges, ageing or other circumstances.

Tuesday 13 October, 10am–12.30pm

Watercolour session: 10.00am–11.30am
Registration: Required
Cost: Free

Community morning tea: 11.30am–12.30pm
Registration: Not required; drop-ins welcome
Cost: Free

Venue: Diamond Creek Living & Learning Hub, 119 Cowin Street, Diamond Creek.

For more information, visit: Carers Week – The joy of colour and community morning tea – Living & Learning Nillumbik

or contact the Living & Learning customer support team on 9433 3744 or info.livinglearning@nillumbik.vic.gov.au.

Nillumbik Shire Council’s Living & Learning Hubs are registered Carer Friendly Places.

Details
Date:
13 Oct 2026
Time:
10.00am - 12.30pm
Location
Diamond Creek Living & Learning Hub, 119 Cowin Street, Diamond Creek.
Melbourne, Victoria Australia
Cost
$0
Organizer
Event Registration
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