Inglewood Bowling & Sports club

Hurry and get in quick, a few spots left for this Sunday 23rd August.

Inglewood Bowling and Sports Club invites you to enter a team in our upcoming carnival to be held on Sunday 23 August 2026. Please find details below. Contact Kyla on 0419 191 833, she's waiting on your call.

INTERESTED IN PLAYING BOWLS!
Inglewood Bowling & Sports Club is looking for new players to join our friendly little club. Bowls is a relatively relaxing sport that can be played by all ages and abilities. With a good social vibe.
If you are looking for something new to try and have some fun, please visit the club any Saturday afternoon. We have social bowls from 12:30, so come down and join the fun.
You can find us at 1 Stancliffe Street, Mt Lawley, off Central Avenue.
Over the road from Mt Lawley Senior High School and ECU.

Enjoyable fun night 'Christmas in July' at the club last night. Fabulous choice of food, raffles and 'Chris Cringke' well supported by members. Well done Kyla, Donna and helpers.

Chase the Ace
Winners are grinners!
Congratulations Wayne Morris.

Re-post! Only a few more days until our second repair morning at Inglewood Bowling & Sports club! This project is proudly supported by the City of Stirling Community Grants Program.

A Repair Cafe in Inglewood is officially open.

The volunteer-run initiative launched on Saturday 27 June at Inglewood Bowling and Sports Club, with a turnout that confirmed the appetite for it.

City of Stirling Mayor Mark Irwin officially launched the cafe. Frank Paolino MLA, Dan Bull MLA and Alanna Clohesy MLC were among the first to bring items in for repair.

Volunteers got to work straight away, fixing clothes, ornaments, chairs and vacuum cleaners. Each repair came with the volunteer showing the owner how it was done, with the hope that the skill and interest in repairs stays with them.

Co-founder Anneliese McNeil said it’s about a lot more than what got fixed.

“It was so lovely to see the community come together like that,” she said. “There were some really touching moments of connection. People working side by side over a broken chair or a torn jacket, swapping stories while they worked. We couldn’t have done it without the learning and support from other repair cafes, and our wonderful team of volunteers.”

Most repair cafes collect data on repairs, which is just as important as the repairs themselves. Details can be fed back to manufacturers, identifying what breaks, why and how often. It also gives communities better information to make smarter purchasing choices in the first place.

Cost-of-living pressure is part of why people come. Co-founder Simmone Sache said the cafe is also a small act of defiance against consumerism.

Read full story at https://tinyurl.com/jmsrsct4.

Perth Folk and Roots Club is back on Sunday 26th July 2026, 5pm to 8pm.
For this event, Perth Folk and Roots Club has Matt Cal a hard-working Western Australian folk and roots singer and guitarist, achieved multiple nominations for Western Australian Song Of the Year and Damien Binder a singer-songwriter who has been writing and recording for more than 20 years and is an APRA Silver Scroll Award nominated artist.
Perth Folk and Roots Club is also working with Act Belong Commit in recognition of music’s contribution to mental wellbeing.