
Wipe the winter blues away with Maitland's super spring schedule
Maitland is set to bloom this spring with Maitland City Council’s vibrant lineup of free and family-friendly events that celebrate community and culture.
The spring edition of ‘What’s on Maitland’ features a diverse lineup, from roller disco pop-ups to multicultural celebrations, designed to bring people together and activate public spaces while showcasing Maitland’s community spirit.
Maitland City Council Coordinator City Events and Activation Adam Franks says Council’s events aim to transform public spaces into thriving community hubs that create welcoming spaces in neighbourhoods across the city.
“From Street Eats to Roller Disco and Riverlights, we’re creating opportunities for locals and visitors to engage with our city and support a diverse local economy in a way that’s accessible to everyone.
“These programs are a great example of Council partnering with the community to shape the city and build connections that make Maitland a great place to live and visit.”
Plan your spring adventures and explore the full list of events on the My Maitland website, mymaitland.com.au/whats-on-spring
Street Eats
Street Eats is back for spring, bringing together mobile food trucks and live music across Maitland. The program has been running successfully since 2017, offering a lively atmosphere where families and friends can enjoy delicious food, live music by local artists and fun-themed activities. The spring Street Eats events include:
- Aberglasslyn on 26 September
- Chisholm on 31 October
- Raworth on 21 November
For a full list of Street Eats events, including summer dates at Bolwarra Heights, Louth Park and Rutherford, visit www.mymaitland.com.au/street-eats
Maitland Roller Disco
Maitland Roller Disco is returning this spring, inviting skaters of all levels for an evening of music and fun at Harold Gregson Reserve. Participants are encouraged to bring their own skates and enjoy live DJ music alongside a selection of food trucks. The spring Roller Disco events are scheduled for:
- 27 September
- 8 November
A third roller rink will be included in the summer program on 28 February. No bookings are required; just bring your skates and get ready to boogie!
Week of Riverlights school holiday program
The week of Riverlights will return this spring with a jam-packed school holiday program running from Tuesday 7 October to Friday 10 October.
This week-long cultural festival invites locals and visitors to learn from and connect with different cultures in a fun and inclusive environment. The program features a range of cultural workshops, live performances and interactive activities, including lantern-making, drumming workshops, storytime sessions, poi workshops, pasta-making classes and more across various locations and facilities, including Maitland libraries and Maitland Regional Art Gallery.
For more information about the Riverlights program, visit www.maitlandriverlights.com.au