Join us Saturday, 13 September from 2 - 4pm for talks by Dr Sarah Luke and Roslyn Burge followed by Afternoon Tea and a Short (1 hour) Tour. More …
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61 hectares of undulating parklands to explore – sweeping harbour vistas, heritage buildings, beautiful landscapes and gardens and more tree species than New York’s Central Park – Callan Park is the jewel of the Inner West.
The Inner West municipality has the third highest population density in New South Wales, and yet the third lowest ratio of open space in the State. Callan Park is a precious and unique green community space enjoyed by thousands of people every year for active and passive recreation, sport, social gatherings, photography, education, public events, work and play.
Stroll or jog along the Bay Run, walk the dog, enjoy a family picnic, watch the kids play sport on one of the three ovals, see the grand sandstone buildings or visit the two remarkable war memorials. Or just sit and contemplate in any of the quiet green open spaces far from the noise and traffic of the city. There’s so much to do and see.
Join us Saturday, 13 September from 2 - 4pm for talks by Dr Sarah Luke and Roslyn Burge followed by Afternoon Tea and a Short (1 hour) Tour. More …
[Read more...] about History Week 2025 – Saturday 13 September Talk and Tour
Friends of Callan Park are supportive of access to Harbour swimming but, given the practical problems at the proposed location in Callan Park and the health and …
[Read more...] about Tidal Baths at Callan Park DA/2025/0516
A response from Friends of Callan Park to the article that appeared under the title above in The Guardian 27th July 2025. …
For more information about the pros and cons of synthetic turf/plastic grass - see the National Turf Alliance …
Please join us for our AGM on 2 December 2024 at Writing NSW at 6:30pm. We will be launching our newest publication at the AGM - Callan …
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This three-minute video captures the splendour and the neglect of this much-loved site just six kilometres from Sydney’s CBD.
It also deftly illustrates the case for a Trust, public investment and the return of community mental health services to Callan Park.
The Friends of Callan Park meet on the first Monday of every month with a few exceptions (see Meetings for 2025) at 6:30pm at Writing NSW in Callan Park. All welcome.