CBCA NSW Branch Inc.
CBCA NSW Branch in the regions
The CBCA NSW Branch is active in local and regional areas across NSW. Passionate and dedicated, these volunteers put on events. Members are welcome to become involved locally, and to invite the general public to these events. The events are listed on the main calendar, but check out these pages for details their news and activities. These pages are managed by the local groups.
Currently looking for a management committee.
Encompassing the Blue Mountains, Penrith and as far west as Bathurst, this group has been an active committee of teachers, librarians, authors, illustrators, editors and publishers who meet regularly.​
An active group that includes teachers, librarians, authors, illustrators, bookshop owners, local business people and book lovers who enjoy sharing their love of children's literature with people.
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A lively group of local teachers, librarians, authors, illustrators and parents from around the Northern Sydney area who love books and kids. They meet 3-4 times a year in various locations in the area.
This group look forward to welcoming new members. They believe that with more voices and minds commited to the cause, a greater impact on improving the connection to children's literature will be felt on the Central Coast.
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Formed in 2007, this group has many active members. Their common aim is to promote a love of the written word as a joyous experience for children. From these beginnings it is hoped that children acquire a lifetime love of reading.
Newly formed in 2025, with lots of events in mind, this region is looking for interested members. Contact us now
A vibrant mix of passionate teachers, librarians, authors, illustrators, editors and publishers who meet regularly in the east. They welcome you to join them and become involved with this growing group.
Our oldest regional group has been in existence since 1989. As well as promoting the aims of the CBCA they hold Booked In! an annual children's book festival held cooperatively with the New England Writers Centre and University of new England.
