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Family Things to Do in Wollongong This Weekend

Events the whole family can enjoy around Wollongong.

By The Daily Wollongong · Published 20 July 2026

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Family Things to Do in Wollongong This Weekend
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Finding things to do with the kids that work for the whole family and don't break the bank is a constant puzzle for parents and carers on the Illawarra Coast. Whether you're after a quiet moment while someone reads a story, a chance to get outside, or support navigating bigger conversations, Wollongong has plenty on offer this week. We've rounded up some genuinely useful options for families of all shapes and sizes.

From creative sessions at the library to community events that tackle real-life topics, there's something for parents looking for both structure and flexibility. Many of these activities are built with younger people in mind, but the best family outings are the ones where carers can relax a bit too. If you're already familiar with the beaches, parks and coastal walks around town, or you're new to the area hunting for things to try, these suggestions sit alongside all the brilliant free and low-cost stuff Wollongong already offers families.

What is on

  • Support After Suicide for Children and Young People, Wed, 22 July, 12:00 am Details and bookings
  • Family Storytime & Craft at Wollongong Library, Fri, 24 July, 12:00 am, Wollongong Library, Wollongong Details and bookings

This roundup was generated by AI from public listings under human editorial accountability and risk-based review. Some lower-risk material may be published automatically after sourcing, accuracy and safety checks. See our editorial standards. Sources: eventbrite.co.uk, eventbrite.com.au.

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