Halls & Pavilions

A place for seniors to meet, recreate, participate and learn.  Offers computer classes and facilities, dining room, podiatry, hairdressing, library, arts and crafts, outings, concerts, activities.People 55+ years old are eligible to become members and utilise the centre. Hours: 8.30am-4.30pm. Centre vehicle available to transport members from home to Centre - gold coin donation

Large community hall with high ceilings, kiosk/kitchen facilities, carpeted floor and separate dance floor.  This facility is airconditioned and has plenty of natural light coming through the many windows.

The pavilion is suitable for many activities including, dance, karate, tutoring and church group activities.  The main hall is ideal for a variety of large functions, however a party ban was imposed on the facility due to damage.  If you wish to hire this facility, please forward function details for consideration by the Manager Recreation Services and Centres.  Capacity 150 people seated.
Please note that crockery, cutlery and linen are not provided at Council facilities - hirers must supply their own. 

Please refer to the Schedule of Fees for information on hire fees and applicable bonds.

The centre is suitable for many activities including dance, taekwondo, workshops and seminars.  The main hall is ideal for a variety of large functions such as wedding receptions, engagements and birthday parties.  Capacity 238 people seated.
Please note that crockery, cutlery and linen are not provided at Council facilities - hirers must supply their own. 

Please refer to the Schedule of Fees for information on hire fees and applicable bonds.

Ladies' social group, offering activities including handicraft sessions and group learning programs. Group meets on the 1st Wednesday of the month, 1.30pm, at the CWA Hall.

Every Sunday Eastlake holds two services for people of all ages - 9.30am and 5.30pm. The services include a time of contemporary music and relevant biblical communication that is specifically designed to equip you for your everyday life. All our newcomers are made to feel welcome with our warm and friendly hospitality.

Our Service Times

Eastlake church has two Sunday services:

• Sunday morning at 9.30am
• Sunday evening at 5.30pm

Your Children

Eastlake has creative and exciting children's programs specifically designed to best suit your child's age group, from newborn to Year 6 children.

Public library, offering a wide range of community and information services including free internet access. Hours: Mon -Wed10am-6pm; Thu10am- 8pm; Fri 10am-6pm: Sat 10am-4pm

Family community centre, to promote and develop programmes for the community in response to their needs. Catering for all ages and cultures. Courses run at the Centre, and Community Nurse available.

Large community hall with high ceilings, open plan kitchen facilities, carpeted floor and separate dance floor.  This facility is airconditioned and has plenty of natural light coming through the many windows.

The pavilion is suitable for many activities including, dance, karate, meetings and church group activities.  The main hall is ideal for a variety of large functions, however it is not available for parties.  If you wish to hire this facility, please forward function details for consideration by the Manager Recreation Services and Centres.  Capacity 150-180 people seated.

Please note that crockery, cutlery and linen are not provided at Council facilities - hirers must supply their own. 

Please refer to the Schedule of Fees for information on hire fees and applicable bonds.

Providing a venue for playgroups, study groups, suppport groups etc.  Catering for all ranges of the community.  Excellent disabled access. Toy library operates Friday mornings, 9.30am-12noon. Air-con, off-street parking, working kitchen, etc.
Office: Mon/Wed/Fri  10.30 - 3.00pm

Halls Head is a major club in the Murray League and bowls is available on three carpet greens throughout the year.  Our club is almost entirely run by volunteers and our fees are low. 

Our motto is "To be the best club in the League at all times both on and off the greens".

Whether you're looking for somewhere to play sport, use the gym, or hold a function, the fully equipped recreation centre at Halls Head is a great place to spend your leisure time. Ask our receptionists about the flexible range of memberships and entry fees. Services include: Group Fitness Classes, coaching classes, Yoga/Pilates courses, Junior programs, School holiday X-S Energy program, clubs and team sports, gymnasium, multi-purpose sports courts, outdoor tennis courts, hockey stadium, creche, kiosk and meeting rooms. Hours: Mon & Wed 6am-9pm; Tue & Thu 8am-9pm; Fri 6am-8.30pm; Sat 8am-12pm; Sun Closed

Lakelands is a contemporary residential house that has a spacious open plan family room ideal for large group functions or meetings. It also has a small meeting room that can be used for both formal and informal meetings and contains a well equipped kitchen, with a beautifully landscaped backyard.  The backyard has a decked cabana which is an ideal area for young children.

The centre is ideal for many activities including formal and informal meetings, playgroups, arts and craft activities and cooking.  Capacity 50 people seated - Meeting Room 1:  30 people, Meeting Room 2:  20 people.

Please note that crockery, cutlery and linen are not provided at Council facilities - hirers must supply their own. 

Please refer to the Schedule of Fees for information on hire fees and applicable bonds.

Social centre for over 55's, open to new members and willing to accommodate new activities, such as cards and chess etc.

Smaller community hall with hard wood floors and face brick. Children’s playground which overlooks Coote Reserve.  The hall is ideal for a variety of smaller functions such as family reunions, club meetings, training sessions and seminars.  Capacity 80 people.

Please note that crockery, cutlery and linen are not provided at Council facilities - hirers must supply their own.

Please refer to the Schedule of Fees for information on hire fees and applicable bonds.

For all your health and fitness needs, look no further than the Mandurah Aquatic and Recreation Centre (MARC).  The MARC has something for everyone, regardless of your level of fitness or the results you're seeking. The Centre offers a full range of membership packages and savings on entry to make keeping healthy an affordable pastime.

Services include: Group Fitness Classes, Water Aerobics, Swim School classes, School holiday program, Junior programs, club and team sports, 2x25mtre pools, toddler pool, sauna, spa, gymnasium, circuit room, multi-purpose sports courts, squash courts, creche & cafe.
Hours: Mon-Thu 5.30am-9pm; Fri 5.30am-8.30pm; Sat 7.30am-6.00pm; Sun (and public hols) 7.30am-6.00pm.

Ladies, gents and combined bowls events, free coaching for new members. Junior Bowls for 7-17 year olds, free coaching Monday afternoons.  Indoor Carpet Bowls Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Home of five dart teams:
Ladies Monday & Wednesday evenings, mixed social Tuesdays, Men’s comp Thursday evenings.
Pool Tuesday evenings.

Beat the Feet - Dance exercise for the over 50 year olds, Monday, Wednesday and Fridays.
Friday Bistro lunches and dinners, meat raffles and members draw.

Dances, trivia nights, team building bowls events for companies and our twice yearly Barefoot Bowls comps.

For further information contact the club.

Involved in various community work.

Office:  Mon-Fri 9am-3.30pm ; Sun 9am-10.30am; 6pm-7.30pm

MADSAR provides individualised support to people with disabilities enabling them to access recreation opportunities of their choice.  Meetings held at Lotteries House on the third Monday of the month. Hours: Mon; Wed; Thu

Public library, offering a wide range of community and information services, including home delivery for housebound residents, children's storytelling sessions  rhyme time sessions for bibies and toddlers and free internet access. 

Hours: Mon-Thu 9am-8pm; Fri 9am-6pm; Sat 9am-12noon

Mandurah Performing Arts Centre (MPAC) boasts a world-class venue second to none in Western Australia. It is home to the majestic Boardwalk Theatre, which has a seating capacity of 800, housing 550 people in the stalls and 250 in the magnificent dress circle. Other facilities of MPAC include the Fishtrap Theatre, a Dance Studio and the Serpentine Room.The inclusion of the Mandurah Art Gallery within the Centre adds an extra dimension to the cultural development of the Peel Region. The Gallery exhibits art works from local artists, schools, senior citizens and other touring exhibitions. Hours: Mon-Fri 8.30am-5pm; Sat 10am-4pm;  Public Holidays: open only when performances scheduled.

Large community hall with carpeted floor and wooden dance floor.  Access to a large kitchen with serving window into the main hall.  There is also a small bar area available.  

The main attraction of the hall is the beautiful views of the ocean on hand at every window and the large lawn area which is perfect for outdoor activities.  The hall is suitable for many community activities and private functions.  Capacity 200 people seated.  Please note that crockery, cutlery and linen are not provided at Council facilities - hirers must supply their own.  

Please refer to the Schedule of Fees for information on hire fees and applicable bonds.

Public access 18-hole championship golf course with practice facilities.
Hours: 6.30am-6pm (subject to change depending on time of year)

Modern sporting pavilion with amenities for both home and away teams.  Large kitchen and kiosk, lovely external playground and 38 parking bays behind pavilion with 20 verge parking sites.

Please note that crockery, cutlery and linen are not provided at Council facilities - hirers must supply their own.

Please refer to the Schedule of Fees for information on hire fees and applicable bonds.

The Murdoch University Peel Campus, is co-located with Mandurah Senior College and Challenger TAFE at the Peel Education Campus in the city of Mandurah, Western Australia.  Courses at Peel Campus are offered by Murdoch Business School and School of Nursing.

The Murdoch Stage 1 building, completed in 2005 features two 40-seat learning centres  with video communications room, three 30-seat flexible teaching rooms and a 25-seat computer lab. Video and electronic communications links have been developed through Rockingham and Kwinana to the South street campus for online access to unit materials and learning resources.

The Murdoch Stage 2 building, completed in July 2007, has a 250-seat and 60-seat lecture room, both have inbuilt AV facility. There is a Conference/Board Room which seats 18 with video conferencing facilities, a 46-seat wet laboratory and two 8-bed hospital wards for clinical teaching.The new building has a learning area which seats 250 with inbuilt AV, a smaller learning area which seats 60 with inbuilt AV facility.

Large community centre with floorboards, high ceilings and a stage.  Entry is via the foyer with access to kitchen and patio area. 

The centre is suitable for many activities including dance, karate, meetings and church group activities.  The main hall is ideal for a variety of large functions such as shows and performances, public meetings, wedding receptions, engagements and birthday parties.  Capacity 160 people seated.

Please note that crockery, cutlery and linen are not provided at Council facilities - hirers must supply their own. 

Please refer to the Schedule of Fees for information on hire fees and applicable bonds.

Open employment service for people with disabilities. Peelcon works to create jobs in the Peel region for people with disabilities by tendering for commercial contracts. Hours: 8.30am-4.30pm

Mandurah Football and Sporting Club, home of the WAFL club Peel Thunder, Kindred Clubs and Masters Football.
Hours: 9am-5pm

A community based Natural Resource Management  (NRM) group whose aim is working together for a healthy environment. Meetings held on the 3rd Thursday of the month, at Marine Operations Cente, 107 Breakwater Pde Mandurah Ocean Marina, Mandurah.

Hours: Mon-Fri 9am-5pm.

Community nursing, HACC funded day centre, respite care, personal care, home help and Community Aged Care Packages (CACP).  We also provide Independence programmes; EACH packages; Cottage Respite (Rockingham); Wound Clinic; Diabetic Clinic; and an Incontinence advisor.  All referral for services can be made via Silver Chain Customer Centre 9242 0242. Hours: 9am-5pm

Located on the corner of Sutton and Gibson Street, Sutton Street Hall, also known as The Church Studio, is a former church that has been refurbished. It is a small community centre with floorboards and high ceilings.

The centre is ideal for small groups and activities including, dance, karate, meetings and church group activities.  Capacity 50 people seated. 

Please note that crockery, cutlery and linen are not provided at Council facilities - hirers must supply their own. 

Please refer to the Schedule of Fees for information on hire fees and applicable bonds.

The pavilion is suitable for many activities and sports – netball, football, dance, meetings and various other activities.  Capacity 120 people seated.
Please note that crockery, cutlery and linen are not provided at Council facilities - hirers must supply their own. 

Please refer to the Schedule of Fees for information on hire fees and applicable bonds.

The scheme provides quality child care in a network of homes of approved, licensed carers who are organised and supported by a professional coordination team. Family day care offers day time hours plus flexible hours of care, including before and after school and vacation care for children aged 0-12 years. Children participate in a range of fun, stimulating activities in a family home environment.  The Scheme is currently recruiting carers, particularly in the Rockingham, Pinjarra, Golden Bay, Waroona and Singleton areas.
Mon-Fri 8.30am-4.30pm