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The Ferntree Gully Community Arts Centre is located at the base of the Dandenong Ranges, nestled in a peaceful bushland setting with native gardens.
A Knox City Council delegation has met with Minister for Planning Sonya Kilkenny to discuss concerns over the state government’s approval of a Development Plan for the former Boronia Heights school site.
Find out how to volunteer on events and festivals in Knox, including Knox Festival and Carols by Candlelight.
Each year, Council asks the community how you think we’re performing in a number of areas as part of the statewide Local Government Community Satisfaction Survey.
The area we know as Knox has a rich and varied history.
The City of Knox acknowledges that it sits on the traditional land of the Kulin Nation. Knox City Council recognises, respects and shares in the customs of the people of Wurundjeri and the Bunurong.
The Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) formalises our commitment to take meaningful action to advance reconciliation and truth-telling in Knox.
Artslink is a platform that connects local visual artists with businesses across Knox, to exhibit and sell their artwork.
The Knox City Council annual report highlights the past year's achievements and performance. It is a completely transparent document to make us accountable for previous promises.
We are seeking your feedback to understand what services you value most. Share your feedback by 22 October, to inform our Budget 2024-25 and service planning.
We conduct citizenship ceremonies throughout the year. At your citizenship ceremony you will make the Australian Citizenship Pledge of Commitment and receive your certificate.
Council is making some changes to its annual awards program that recognises and celebrates exceptional contributions in our diverse community.
May 26 is the National Sorry Day. It is recognised by Knox City Council every year.
The City of Knox acknowledges that it sits on the traditional land of the Kulin Nation. Knox City Council recognises, respects and shares in the customs of the people of Wurundjeri and the Bunurong.