Prosperity in the Park is usually held during October in anti poverty week, but was postponed last year due to heavy rain.

Kids had their faces painted, hair coloured, painted rocks and had a ball on the jumping castle. 

The local seventh day adventist church was offering hand and shoulder massages, and free refreshments.

There were many stalls there to assist community members, including Legal Aid stalls, animal welfare service stalls, and a council stall.

Free bacon and egg rolls, thanks to the Salvation Army, were a hit.

Staff from Cullunghutti , the Aboriginal Child and Family Centre, were on hand, connecting with community members.

A local jazz musician entertained all who attended.