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NSW Youth Week is an annual celebration of young people held in early April around the school holidays.
Northern Beaches Youth Week caters to a diverse range of interests, through large scale events to small workshops and niche activations, with young people involved in their planning and delivery.
Locally, Youth Week has been put on by a collaboration between Council and local youth services.
For more information on upcoming Youth Week programs get in touch - youth@northernbeaches.nsw.gov.au
Thu 1 Oct
6.00 PM - 7.30 PM
Under 18s Open Mic Night
Come along to support our youngest talent.
Warringah Mall Library, Level 2, Shop 650/145 Old Pittwater Road Brookvale
Council Events, Youth Week, Live Music, Children and Families, Library School Holiday Programs, Music and Dance, School Holidays, Youth
Sun 4 Oct
9.00 AM - 1.00 PM
Bags to Riches
A market selling second hand goods from a suitcase, container or rug filled with items such as clothes, toys, household items, sporting equipment.
Walter Gors Park Howard Avenue Dee Why
Council Events, Waste Reduction Events, Youth Week, Environment and Sustainability, Markets
Fri 23 Oct
5.30 PM - 7.00 PM
Open Mic Night
Come along to perform or support the community's talent.
Manly Library, 1 Market Place Manly
Council Events, Youth Week, Seniors, Youth
Sun 8 Nov
6.30 PM - 9.30 PM
Turning the Tide: An Evening for our Ocean - With Lisa Blair and the Turn the Tide Film Tour 2026
Avalon Surf Club | Northern Beaches Ocean Festival 2026
Join us at Avalon Surf Club for a special evening celebrating our ocean, the people inspired by it, and the actions we can take to protect it.
Join us at Avalon Surf Club for a special evening celebrating our ocean, the people inspired by it, and the actions we can take to protect it.
Avalon Surf Life Saving Club 558A Barrenjoey Rd Avalon
Council Events, MEC Events, Ocean Festival, World Environment Day, Youth Week, Children and Families, Education and Learning, Environment and Sustainability, Special Events, Youth
Contact information
Northern Beaches Council Community Development