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Events in Wollongong This Weekend - What's On Guide

Things to do across Wollongong over the days ahead.

By The Daily Wollongong · Published 20 July 2026

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Wollongong has plenty to offer as the weekend approaches, whether you're keen on meaningful community conversations, music and celebration, or quality time with family. The Illawarra Coast is at its best when you've got time to explore, and this weekend brings some great reasons to get out and enjoy everything the region has to offer.

If you're looking for enriching activities, there are wellness and mindfulness sessions happening alongside community support gatherings. For families, Wollongong Library has storytime and craft activities lined up, while those after a good night out can catch live music and good energy at venues around town. Whether you're a regular at the beach, planning a scenic drive along the Grand Pacific Drive, or discovering new favourite cafes and restaurants, there's a rhythm to weekend life in Wollongong that suits everyone.

Take a moment to see what speaks to you this weekend. Bring the kids, bring your mates, or come solo. The coast, the community, and the local scene are all waiting.

What is on

Support After Suicide for Children and Young People, Wed, 22 July, 12:00 am Details and bookings
Maximizing the Impact of Mind and Body Interventions Using Adaptation, Thu, 23 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
GOOD VIBES CONCERT, Sat, 25 July, 12:00 am, 3 Gladstone Ave, Wollongong Details and bookings
San Diego Career Fair, Mon, 27 July, 12:00 am Details and bookings

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