Event Planning and Approvals

Find out about planning and running an event in the City

Community events are a great way to bring the community together and we are lucky to have a wide range of great events, big and small, ran across the Armadale area. We invite local residents and community groups to run their own events and have collated some information and tools to help you make your event a success.

A quick events guide

Below is just a very brief summary of the process you should take when planning an event in the City. The full guide is available in the menu items below.

Types of public events

The below table is a basic event risk guide and indicates the time by which the public event application must be submitted to the City.

Event Risk

Time Frame

Attendees

High

3 month

> 500

Medium

2 months

100-500

Low

1 month*

< 100

* Only applicable for low risk events where an application is required. Refer to our events fact sheet for further information on when an application is required.

Assistance provided by the City

Follow steps 1 - 4 below for the full event guide

Step 1. Idea into action

Step 2. Event planning

Step 3. Public event application and organising

Step 4. Implementation

Key contacts

Event forms and resources

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