With the World Cup excitement building, The Hills is the place to be this June! From cheering on the Socceroos at the local World Cup Football Fan Zone to a packed calendar of events, workshops, and community activities, there's something for everyone to enjoy.
Get involved, show your team spirit, and make the most of everything happening across the community.
Our guide to June:
Hills World Cup Football Fan Zone is coming to Rouse Hill Town Centre
Friday, 12 June to Monday, 20 July
Rouse Hill Town Centre
Get ready to cheer on Australia with your community at the Hills World Cup Football Fan Zone at Rouse Hill Town Centre! Football fans are invited to come together and soak up the electric atmosphere, celebrating the World Cup at this exciting local hub.
In partnership with Rouse Hill Town Centre, The Hills Shire Council will be screening all daytime World Cup matches live and loud on the big screen at Market Square, located opposite Rouse Hill Metro Station. Bring your friends, family, and team spirit for a festival of football right in the heart of The Hills.
Australia fixtures to be broadcast in Market Square:
Australia v Turkey
When: 2pm, Sunday 14 June
Where: Market Square, Rouse Hill Town Centre
Australia v Paraguay
When: 12pm, Friday 26 June
Where: Market Square, Rouse Hill Town Centre
YOUth can do it! Become the next Sydney Hills Youth Ambassador
Applications close Thursday, 18 June
Do you know a passionate young leader aged 15 to 24 who's ready to make a difference? This 12-month program is an incredible opportunity for young people to have a real impact in our community.
Youth Ambassadors will have the opportunity to:
- Represent Council at community events, functions, and forums
- participate in The Hills Youth Army
- lead their own youth-focused initiative and
- advocate for young people
Step back in time at Bella Vista Farm
Sunday, 7 June from 9am to 2pm
Bella Vista Farm
Looking for an easy Sunday outing? On the first Sunday of each month, Bella Vista Farm is open for tours, with volunteers from the Friends of Bella Vista Farm sharing stories of the homestead and its history.
Stroll the gardens, meet the resident sheep, browse the Trash & Treasure stall and plant stall, and explore inside the heritage buildings. Enjoy a Devonshire tea or BYO picnic while listening to live music from the Hills Shire Symphony Orchestra.
Unleash your inner artist at Easel & Eats
Wednesday, 17 June from 6pm to 8pm
Henry Rooke Room, Vinegar Memorial Community Centre
Grab your friends and get creative at our FREE YOUth Skills: Easel and Eats session.
Enjoy delicious snacks as you paint your own masterpiece.
This event is for Hills residents aged 12-24. No prior art experience is required, and all equipment will be provided.
A page-turning evening with Ali Lowe
Wednesday, 17 June from 6:30pm to 7:30pm
Castle Hill Library
Bestselling author of scandal and secrets, Ali Lowe, is returning to Castle Hill Library this June to discuss her brand-new thriller The Second Wife, in conversation with Vanessa McCausland.
Join them for an exclusive evening as Ali unpacks the twists, drama, and inspiration behind her unputdownable new novel. Enjoy a lively audience Q&A where you can ask your questions, followed by a book signing and the chance to meet her in person.
Tickets cost $10.60 per person.
Grow your business and join our Small Business Discovery Session
Thursday, 18 June from 6pm to 7:30pm
The Hills Shire Council
Want to better understand the government support available for business? Join our Small Business Discovery Session to learn about the support and free resources available from all levels of Government to assist you in your business journey.
This free discovery session will connect you with the right resources to:
- Get clear, practical support tailored to your idea or business
- Learn more about potential customers in the Hills and beyond
- Assist you to navigate local, state and federal requirements with ease
- Discover grants, funding and programs to support your growth
- Save you time and help you move forward with clarity and confidence.
Fix it, don't ditch it at our first ever Repair Fair
Saturday, 20 June from 9am to 1pm
Castle Hill Showground
Join us for our Repair Fair, a FREE community event where you can explore a range of repair and reuse stalls, chat with skilled volunteers, and learn practical tips to help give your items a second life.
While repair sessions are currently full, there are many free activities and workshops happening on the day (no bookings required) including:
- Drop off any unwanted bikes, scooters and e-bikes for reuse or recycling
- Live demonstrations using 3D printers for repairs
- Mobile phone repairs
- Repurposing power cords into baskets
- Propagating plants for your kitchen garden using reclaimed items
- Games and crafts
- Meet real sea creatures, and more!
Take your business to the next level at our Marketing: The Key to Customers workshop
Tuesday, 23 June from 1:30pm to 4pm
The Hills Shire Council
Join our upcoming Marketing: The Key to Customers workshop and learn how to create a clear, effective marketing strategy that drives growth and attracts the right customers. This practical, in-person session will equip you with the tools to build a marketing plan, track performance, and confidently measure your return on investment.
If you're looking to take your business to the next level, join our Hills Business Growth Series. It is a free, in-person workshop program designed to help you build strong foundations for success.
Shoot your shot in our Waste Calendar Photo Competition
Submission close on 30 June 2026
Your camera roll on your phone might be hiding the perfect shot taken in The Hills.
Submit your best shot of The Hills for a chance to be featured in Council's 2027 Waste and Recycling Calendar.
A total of 13 photos will be featured in the calendar, with one image representing each month and a standout photo displayed on the front cover. The front cover winner will receive a $100 Coles/Myer gift card, and each monthly photograph winner will receive a $50 Coles/Myer gift card.
Photos must be taken within the Shire, must not feature people or faces, and must have been captured within the past two years.
To find out more about what's on at Council, visit our Events Directory.
