The future of grassroots sport is looking bright in Greater Geelong, with the City investing in projects that will expand participation opportunities, improve accessibility and deliver safer, more inclusive sporting facilities across the region.

Geelong residents are encouraged to set their focus on the region’s spectacular surrounds and start snapping, with entries now open for the annual Geelong Calendar photographic competition.

Community members and professionals with expertise and a passion for local heritage are invited to submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) to join the Geelong Heritage Advisory Committee.

Local young people have helped to officially open our long-awaited Ocean Grove District Ride Centre at Kingston Park, savouring the opportunity to be the first to test out the brand new $3.5 million facility.

Grab your tote bags and baskets – Saturday morning strolls through Little Malop Central are here to stay, with Council committing to support another year of the Geelong City Market.

The City will undertake sand renourishment works at Eastern Beach on Friday 14 August to replenish sand lost through natural coastal erosion.

The City's investment in protecting and enhancing the environment is already delivering real benefits for the community, while laying the foundations for a greener and more resilient future.

Our 15 much-loved libraries will remain within a Geelong Regional Library Corporation (GRLC) library network when Victorian Government law changes kick in, with no disruption to service expected for the community

Better rail investment is essential to keep Greater Geelong moving.

Residents who are passionate about making a meaningful difference across the Greater Geelong region are invited to express their interest in joining the Community Grants Assessment Panel.

Three women from Greater Geelong will attend a five-day Igniting Leadership Program next month after receiving the City’s inaugural EmpowerHER Leadership Scholarships.

Central Geelong is calling for a special approach. 

The City of Greater Geelong and Kardinia Park Stadium and Precinct are thrilled to confirm a landmark partnership with Kicks Entertainment to bring the annual Spilt Milk music festival to Geelong over the next five years.

The City of Greater Geelong has launched a new Nighttime Vibrancy Program to help create a more vibrant, welcoming and safe Little Malop Street hospitality precinct.

We’re inviting the community to recognise and celebrate the young people in their lives by nominating those making meaningful contributions for a 2026 Geelong Youth Award.