Welcome to WCC

The Westcoast Community Centre (WCC) is situated at the Grove Precinct, 1 Leake Street, Peppermint Grove, Western Australia. Our objective is to create a congenial meeting place for members of the community to increase their knowledge and skills through a variety of activities including Mah Jong, Pony Canasta, Scrabble, Talks, walking groups, social lunches & dinners and visits to places of interest. To see what's on, visit our Programme Page. Please read our 2022 COVID-19 Policy before you enrol.

You can also keep up to date on the latest activities via our Facebook page and our mid term editions of the WCC eNews. 
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More information on WCC activities is available on our Facebook and NEWS pages.
 

Coming Up...

...Click on an activity below for details or, visit our programme page for a complete list and to enrol into multiple activities.
 

Membership is required

Cost $15
Date Friday 11-Oct-2024
10 weeks
Time 7:30am for (1 hr, 30 minhr min)
3 places remaining (Open)

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Walkers meet for a brisk walk of up to one hour. We then enjoy a coffee at leisure at the designated caf. Please note that some areas involve hilly terrain and may not be suitable for all. Members may shorten the walk to suit their needs and wait for others to return.

Membership is required

Cost $15
Date Monday 14-Oct-2024
9 weeks
Time 10:00am for (1 hr, 30 minhr min)
(Full)

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Join fellow members for a walk of up to an hour, and then enjoy coffee at leisure at a local caf. Please note that some areas may involve hilly terrain and may not be suitable for all. Members may shorten the walk to suit their needs and wait for others to return.

Membership is required

Cost $10
Date Tuesday, Friday 15-Oct-2024
9 weeks
Time 1:00pm for (3 hrhr min)
Venue Grove Library Precinct Grove Community Room
(Open)

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Social Mah Jong sessions are held on Tuesdays and Fridays for players who know the basic rules of the Western Game and are confident in game play. The registration fee entitles members to play on either or both days. A 10-session play card ($75; valid for one year) must be purchased prior to attendance. There will be a maximum of 15 tables of 4 people for each session.

Membership is required

Cost $10
Date Thursday 17-Oct-2024
9 weeks
Time 1:00pm for (3 hrhr min)
Venue Grove Library Precinct Grove Community Room
(Open)

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Come and join in. A basic knowledge of the game of Canasta will allow you to easily adapt to the Pony version. The registration fee entitles members to play. A 10-session play card (valid for one year) must be purchased prior to attendance. Session cards are available on Enrolment Day or on Tuesdays during the term, between 9.30am and 1.30pm in The Pod (in The Grove Library).

Cost $120, $90 for Members
Date Friday 18-Oct-2024
6 weeks
Time 10:00am for (1 hrhr min)
Venue Grove Library Precinct Grove Community Room
(Open)

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Helene Atwell will guide you through low-impact exercises, fusing Pilates principles and Yoga movements with the support of a chair. Enjoy the many benefits of both, without having to get up or down from the floor, including improved balance, strength, posture, coordination, concentration and flexibility, as well as stress reduction, improving overall immune function and boosting your mood.

Cost $22, $17 for Members
Date Monday 28-Oct-2024
2 weeks
Time 2:00pm for (1 hr, 30 minhr min)
Venue Grove Library Precinct Grove Community Room
(Full)

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The first book for Term 4 is You Are Here, a captivating new novel by popular British writer David Nicholls. It takes place almost entirely during a guided long-distance walk through the English countryside. The two main characters, Michael and Marnie, are persuaded to join the group by a mutual friend. While the journey is very scenic, the group has to contend with difficult terrain, bad weather and poor accommodation. It is all enlivened, however, by witty humour, banter and some romance, exploring themes of loneliness, the challenge of finding connection and second chances.