Council facilities reopening as restrictions ease

Council's temporary front of house at 61-65 Anderson Street, Lilydale.

Council will begin a staggered reopening of its facilities, in line with the State Government's roadmap for easing of COVID-19 restrictions.

Now that the Victorian community is reaching 80% double-vaccination, Council's facilities are being reactivated and reopened for community use.

Community Links and cultural venues will begin reopening from the first week of November, as outlined below.

Council will be in contact with community members hiring halls and venues, along with licencees, to discuss new agreements and COVID-Safe Plans, including the requirement of a Check-in Marshall.

Some facilities may not be available for community hire as we prioritise essential services and work with density limits.

Community Links

  • Lilydale Community Link will reopen on Wednesday, 3 November
  • Monbulk, Healesville, Upwey and Yarra Junction will reopen on Monday, 8 November.

Cultural venues

  • Yarra Ranges Regional Museum in Lilydale will reopen on Wednesday, 3 November
  • The Arts Centre, Warburton, will reopen on Wednesday, 3 November
  • The Memo, Healesville, will reopen on Saturday, 6 November
  • Mooroolbark Community Centre will remain closed to public until further notice
  • Montrose Town Centre will be open for library service only until further notice.

Libraries

Please be kind

Please note that all visitors to Community Links, cultural venues, halls and facilities must check in through Service Victoria. Masks must still be worn indoors. Density limits will still apply.

Please be aware that some venues and events require adults to be vaccinated against COVID-19, or have a valid medical exemption. Community Links are open for all community members, as an essential service.

Do not visit community facilities if you are feeling unwell.

Please be kind and understanding to we work to reopen our facilities.

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