Community is a word that is thrown around by a lot of new housing estates but very few achieve it.<\/p>\n
At Warralily it\u2019s the pulse of the place and it\u2019s everywhere you look.<\/p>\n
When the first residents moved in 2012, so did Warralily\u2019s dedicated community development office who helped bring new residents together through community events and programs, many of which are still thriving today.<\/p>\n
This community spirit, which Warralily calls the Warralily Way of Life, is what drives the community\u2019s annual Clean Up Australia Day, a proactive effort by residents to keep this area beautiful.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s the bush kinder program that has turned conservation gardens into active and respected open spaces.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s in the people who give their time and talents to the (Warralily-sponsored) Armstrong Creek Sharks AFL Club and the Armstrong United Football (soccer) Club, Auskick and Dodgeball.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s what attracts the region\u2019s best artisans and performers to the quarterly community market.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s what brings 6,000 people to the community-organised \u2018Christmas Spectacular\u2019 carol event.<\/p>\n
And throughout the year, it keeps the Warralily Community House buzzing with over 28 sessions of community activities held each week, playgroup, yoga, dance, birthday parties and more.<\/p>\n
Warralily residents enjoy a welcoming community hub known as The Village Warralily with new modern facilities conveniently positioned, including education, retail and sporting precincts all linked to homes by landscaped walking and cycling paths.<\/p>\n
Since opening, the community has proudly supported local businesses \u2013 and with good reason. Just recently, in fact, two Warralily businesses \u2013 Slippery Mackerel (fish and chips) and Warralily Cockatoo Caf\u00e9 \u2013 won online \u201cpeople\u2019s choice\u201d polling.<\/p>\n
Why not stop in for a bite or a coffee and see why?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Community is a word that is thrown around by a lot of new housing estates but very few achieve it. At Warralily it\u2019s the pulse of the place and it\u2019s everywhere you look. When the first residents moved in 2012, so did Warralily\u2019s dedicated community development office who helped bring new residents together through community […]<\/p>\n