City of Parramatta, Local government area in Greater Western Sydney, Australia
The City of Parramatta is a local government area covering suburbs and neighborhoods in Greater Western Sydney. It manages public facilities and services that support daily life for the residents across its territory.
The area was established as a municipality in the 1860s and became an important administrative center for western Sydney. It expanded significantly over time as surrounding areas merged to form the larger territory it covers today.
The council operates multiple cultural facilities including Riverside Theatres, Parramatta Artists Studios, and PHIVE, which host performances, exhibitions, and community gatherings throughout the year.
Public facilities like libraries, pools, and parks are spread across different suburbs, so you may need to travel between them to find what you want. Check ahead for opening times and specific programs at individual locations before planning your visit.
Queen Elizabeth II granted the title of Lord Mayor to the City of Parramatta Council in 1988, recognizing its significance during Australia's bicentennial celebrations.
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