WORKERS GROUP
Hospitality, Community & Entertainment in Western Sydney
Workers Group is a proudly Western Sydney-based hospitality organisation, bringing people together through three distinctive venues and a shared commitment to great experiences.
With more than 55,000 members, our venues offer something for everyone – from dining and live entertainment to sport, events and spaces to connect with family and friends.
Our approach is grounded in stability, progress and a genuine sense of belonging. We’re committed to creating places that people enjoy visiting, teams are proud to work in and local communities value.
Our Story
Workers Group began with a simple ambition: to create welcoming places where people could come together. Over time, that vision has grown into an established hospitality organisation with a strong foundation and an exciting future ahead.
Our success has been built on the people behind the Group – our members, teams, partners and the communities that have supported us along the way.
As we look to the future, we continue to evolve while staying true to the principles that shaped Workers Group from the beginning: creating great experiences, investing in our people and always looking for ways to do better.
Three Venues. One Community.
Across our three Western Sydney venues, Workers Group offers a diverse range of hospitality experiences for locals and visitors alike.
Whether you’re looking for dining, live entertainment, events, sport, family experiences or a place to catch up with friends, our venues are designed to bring people together.
Explore our venues and discover your local – Workers Blacktown, Workers Sports and Workers Hubertus.
Our Commitment to Western Sydney
Western Sydney is at the heart of Workers Group. We’re proud to operate locally and play an active role in the communities surrounding our venues.
Our commitment extends beyond hospitality. We’re focused on supporting local communities, creating employment opportunities, delivering memorable experiences and building venues that people are proud to be part of.
Local roots. Strong communities. A future built together.
Looking Ahead
Workers Group is continuing to evolve, with future growth creating exciting opportunities for our members, teams and communities.
While our organisation continues to grow, our values remain firmly grounded in what has always mattered most: people, community and great hospitality.
Workers Group – proud to be part of Western Sydney.
Located in the heart of the Blacktown CBD, Workers Blacktown is a leading destination for dining, entertainment, sport and community.
The venue offers an extensive range of facilities and experiences, including a cafe, restaurants, multiple function spaces, an events showroom, health facilities, sub & sporting clubs, and weekly activities for members and guests.
Whether you’re joining us for a meal, catching a live show, celebrating a special occasion or getting involved in one of our many club activities, Workers Blacktown offers something for everyone.
A Proud Blacktown History
Workers Blacktown has a long and proud history of serving the local community.
The Club was established following a meeting at the Blacktown School of Arts on 23 January 1955, where 26 local people came together to discuss the formation of a new club. Inspired by the success of the Mildura Workers Club, the group proposed a club that would operate on a non-political and non-sectarian basis.
After discussion around its proposed name, it was unanimously agreed that the organisation would be known as Blacktown Workers’ Club. A founding committee was elected, and a collection at that first meeting raised enough to cover the cost of hiring the hall and placing an advertisement in the Blacktown Advocate. The Club’s first recorded bank balance was just one shilling and seven pence.
From its beginnings in the original Tin Shed, where capacity was limited to just 250 members, Workers Blacktown has continued to evolve alongside the growing Blacktown community. Multiple expansions have transformed the Club into the multi-level destination it is today.
Dining, Entertainment & Things to Do
Today, Workers Blacktown offers a diverse range of experiences for members and guests.
Enjoy Lusso’s Bistro, Marlo’s All Day and Lusso’s Tapas (now featuring a Seafood Boil), with dining options suited to everything from casual meals to catching up with friends and family.
The iconic Diamond Showroom hosts a program of live, ticketed entertainment, including performances every Saturday night.
There’s also plenty happening throughout the venue, with regular Bingo, Trivia, Mahjong, Dance Classes, Raffles and Cash Housie, alongside a range of sporting, social and community activities.
More Than a Club
For generations, Workers Blacktown has been part of the fabric of the local community. While the venue has changed considerably since those early days, its purpose remains much the same – bringing people together.
Today, Workers Blacktown combines dining, entertainment, leisure and community under one roof, providing a welcoming place for locals and visitors to eat, celebrate, connect and enjoy themselves.
Sport, Dining & Community in Western Sydney
Workers Sports is a vibrant sporting and community venue in Western Sydney, offering members and guests a place to eat, watch sport, enjoy live entertainment and connect with the local community.
Located at H.E. Laybutt Reserve, the venue combines modern facilities with a strong sporting heritage. Guests can enjoy the Sports Bar & Lounge, Lusso’s All You Can Eat Buffet, Coffee Shop and outdoor area, with plenty happening throughout the week.
Whether you’re catching the game, enjoying a meal with family and friends or getting involved in local sport, Workers Sports brings together sport, hospitality and community under one roof.
Dining, Entertainment & Things to Do
There’s something happening at Workers Sports throughout the week.
Enjoy a relaxed meal at Lusso’s All You Can Eat Buffet, grab a coffee or unwind in the Sports Bar & Lounge. The outdoor area provides a great space to relax, while the lounge comes alive with live music every Saturday night.
Members can also take part in a range of regular club activities, including trivia, poker and raffles.
A Strong Sporting Community
Sport is at the heart of Workers Sports.
The Club is situated alongside the H.E. Laybutt Sporting Complex, home to an extensive range of sporting facilities including two soccer fields, two rugby league fields/cricket ovals, three bowling greens, five all-weather tennis courts and a baseball diamond.
The complex supports a thriving network of affiliated sporting teams and sub-clubs, bringing together approximately 7,000 senior and junior sportspeople across a wide range of sporting activities.
Our commitment to sport goes beyond providing facilities. Workers Sports supports local teams, clubs and sporting organisations, helping create opportunities for people of all ages to participate, compete and connect through sport.
More Than Sport
Workers Sports brings together sport, dining, entertainment and community in one destination.
From local sporting competitions and club activities to family dining, live music and catching up with friends, there are plenty of reasons to visit.
A New Chapter in Luddenham
The vision and foresight of Workers Group’s foundation members have played an important role in shaping the organisation and securing its long-term future. One of the Group’s most significant milestones was the acquisition of Hubertus Country Club in late 2014.
Rich in German heritage and tradition, the property has been revitalised as Workers Hubertus, a unique country venue in the heart of rural Luddenham.
Set across a spacious property, Workers Hubertus features a clubhouse with dining facilities, function rooms, a stage, outdoor marquee, pond and indoor and outdoor shooting ranges. The expansive grounds and versatile facilities provide plenty of opportunity for dining, functions, events and community activities.
With its distinctive character, rural setting and strong connection to German culture, Workers Hubertus offers an experience unlike any other Workers Group venue.