What’s on at Western Sydney Uni (and nearby)

by | Aug 7, 2018 | Campus News

Garage sale trail (October 20 – 21)

Throughout the weekend, Parramatta will be hosting a garage sale trail, the largest garage sale event throughout the city. Sellers are encourage to register their location to be part of the trail and shoppers will be given map filled with all the sellers’ location. This is the perfect time to find a bargain.

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2018 Kings Langley village fair (October 21)

Local sellers will be setting up their stalls for the local village fair in Kings Langley at Pearce Reserve. It’s an event open for everyone as there will be art stalls, local talent, rides, and lots of food. Event is free for everyone.

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Credo manifesto (Oct 22, 2018 – Monday, Nov 5, 2018)

Join the conversation and discuss your principles and beliefs with other students.

  • Parramatta South – The Hub
  • Campbelltown – In front of Building 4
  • Bankstown – Outside Building 1
  • Kingswood – Outside Building O

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Halloween cruise (November 1)

All aboard the Halloween Cruise, hosted by WSU’s Campus Life. Come celebrate Halloween with your fellow peers on on one of Sydney’s premier  boats. Meeting spot is at King Street Wharf 9 – Lime Street, Sydney. Check in is at 6:30pm and departs on 7:15pm. Entry cost $60. Note, this event is an 18+ years old event and patrons must bring valid I.D.

https://www.facebook.com/events/583359442020397/

Oz paranormal and spiritual expo (November 3)

The 7th year of the Oz paranormal and spiritual expo is being held in the Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre from 10.00am – 5.00pm. Lots of activities and discussions will made during the day within the theme of the paranormal such as psychics, ghost hunters, and hypnotists. It’s $7 entry.

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