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The QSWWA The Queen Street & West Woollahra Association is a community organisation representing local residents and businesses. The Association is focused on preserving and maintaining the unique 'village’ atmosphere of Woollahra, building and enhancing a strong community spirit and sense of identity for its residents, and supporting local businesses to create an attractive, vibrant commercial environment. Click here to find out more about our annual program of community events, our local magazine, the Village Voice and our ongoing vigilance to prevent unsuitable development. |
The Woollahra Train Station & Rezoning - the QSWWA Position
Christmas in Woollahra There's a lot going on in Woollahra for Christmas, including:
All events are free. Click here for more details on any of these events. |
POP UP SHOWCASING TEXTILE COLLECTION BY WOOLLAHRA DESIGNER Woollahra textile designer and artist, Margot Warre (daughter of long time QSWWA members John and Cilla Warre) will be Margot is renowned for her inspirational designs which draw on elements of the natural environment. The Pop Up will feature her most recent collection, created following a two-month artist in residency program in Portugal earlier this year at Cortex Frontal Rede Portuguesa De Arte Contemporanea. Join her on Saturday 15 November on Queen Street, Woollahra 9am - 2pm where her exclusive collection will be available to see, touch, and try — printed in Portugal and designed to be wrapped around you. Stock has arrived from Portugal and pre-orders are open online now — each design is a limited edition, part of a single-release collection. Margot can’t wait to see some familiar faces and share this special collection with you in person. . Preview the collection now at margotdesign.com.au |
| Woollahra Village Fashion and Lifestyle Day Thursday,16 October Click here for full reports and photos on all events. |
Woollahra Festival 2025 - photos now available
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Upcoming Events
| The Village Voice Click here to download the latest edition of our local magazine or browse earlier editions all the way back to the first edition in 1972. | Woollahra History Woollahra: A History of Queen Street and West Woollahra tells the intriguing tales of the people and places of Woollahra. It's a must-read for everyone interested in local history. Click here to place your order. |
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Join us and support the community Our success is highly dependent on the support and involvement of the local residents and business community. We keep our membership fees deliberately low to encourage as many residents and businesses to join as possible. Help your local assocation protect and enhance the neighbour, publish the Village Voice and engage the community with our events program. Click here to join us and be part of our local events. |
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