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I Love Hume

Hear as our community share their stories about living in Hume, what Sharing the Love means to them, and why they love living in this area.

We met with some of our local residents and had a chat about our community and the love within it. Tune in to learn more about the amazing people that make Hume City the best place to live.

Plus while you are here, discover the incredible places and events across our community that are ready for you and your loved ones to enjoy.

Upul

Upul's dedication to the Hume community shines through his passion for helping anyone in need. There's no place he'd rather be.

Asmaa

Asmaa's love for the Hume community is abundant, as are her stories about the warmth of Hume.

Deepak

Deepak is a passionate Hume local that goes above and beyond to uplift his community.

Bianca

Bianca loves Hume so much and what the community offers to her.

Kevin

Kevin loves Hume so much he's lived here for more than 44 years and has no intention on leaving any time soon.

Satinder

Satinder is a proud Hume local who enjoys giving his time and energy back to the community that he loves most.

Places to love in Hume

Accommodation and Venues

Visiting Hume? Check out the range of accommodation options on offer.

Attractions

Discover a range of unique and exciting attractions in Hume City including Australia's first surf park.

Community Centres

Council has a range of Community Centres offering services and spaces for everyone in the community to access and enjoy.

Hume Libraries

Hume Libraries has five branches offering free access to the latest and greatest books, audio books, magazines, films, comics and more.

Leisure Centres

Enjoy access to swimming pools, fully equipped gyms, group fitness classes and more at Hume's Leisure Centres.

Making the Marker: The Story of Hume Stolen Generations Marker

An exhibition held in conjunction with the launch of the Hume Stolen Generations Marker. The marker pays tribute to the Stolen Generations – Aboriginal children who were forcibly removed from their families and communities between 1910 and the 1970s. This exhibition tells the story of its making and the significance of its place in the Hume community.

Parks and Open Space

Hume City has more than 700 parks, walkways and open spaces with a range of fun and engaging playgrounds for children of all ages. Discover cycling and walking tracks or find out where you can skate and BMX in Hume City.

Shopping

Enjoy the diverse range of shopping experiences in Hume including direct to public outlets.

Sport and Recreation

Find a sporting club or reserve, discover where to find exercise stations and equipment, where to access club development material and how to casually hire sporting reserves.

Wineries

Explore the closest wine region to Melbourne CBD.

Events to love in Hume

Free Floor Talk in Sunbury with Adrian Anderson

Join Adrian Anderson, original stage-manager and roadie to the Sunbury Rock Festivals in conversation with Ian Braybrook, Castlemaine Radio broadcaster and author, discuss all things music, gigs and roadies.

Free Artist Talks in Broadmeadows

Join us on Saturday 1 April as we celebrate local Hume City Artists, Anica Gikovska (The Orbis) and Paul Kalemba (Sticks & Stones), where they will deliver an interactive gallery experience.

Movies at The Nook

Movies at The Nook is a free, non-ticketed community event in Sunbury for family and friends of all ages to enjoy. A selection of 4 movies will be screened over 2 nights with jam packed pre-movie activities and entertainment to start each night of blockbuster fun!

Hume Winter Lights Festival

The Hume Winter Lights Festival returns on Saturday 17 June 2023 for a night of music, illumination and projections.

Hume Resident Recognition Awards

Dozens of Hume City’s volunteers, business leaders, and community leaders, have been celebrated by Hume City Council for their dedication towards making the Hume area such a great place to call home.

IDAHOBIT 2023

Learn more about what Council has planned for the International Day against Homophobia, Biphobia, Intersexphobia and Transphobia on Wednesday 17 May.

The Meeting Point Roxburgh Park

Need a place to catch up with your friends or meet some new ones after school on Wednesday? Find them at the meeting point. Inside you will find fun activities like pool, table tennis, PS4, board games, arts, crafts and some tasty snacks.

Games Zone Sunbury

Come to the Sunbury Youth Centre and Enter The ZONE! The GAMES ZONE!! From video games, card games, pool or ping pong, and to those who want to try something a little different, we will have Dungeons and Dragons on offer too
Ages: 12-18
Walk ins welcome

Sticks and Stones - Paul Kalemba

A solo exhibition that offers an immersive atmosphere to explore the subtle feelings that emerge within natural environments and ponder the ethereal and intangible.

Art Space

Art space is program that allows young people to experience and create different forms of art mediums in a supportive space that does not require any prior experience.
Each fortnight the art medium changes
Come along and give Art Space a try.

Art Space is a program where young people can also seek support and get information about services available to them.

Ages: 12-18
Walk ins welcome

Hume Tangible Connections Network Meeting Dates 2023

Council’s Youth Engagement and Partnership Unit will be facilitating the Hume Tangible Connections Network from 2023 onwards.

Refugee Week Interfaith Planting - Youth caring for nature

Join the community planting day with the Hume Interfaith Network, during Refugee Week. Youth caring for nature by planting wildlife habitat.