Cronulla RSL remembers Aslan, a retired Combat Assault Dog who served with the 2nd Commando Regiment, honouring his courage, service and lasting legacy.

Explore Cronulla’s rich surfing heritage through photographs, memorabilia and stories celebrating the people, clubs and culture that shaped our coastline. Discover the stories of Joe Glendenning, Tim Vanderlaan and John Veage in the Cronulla RSL Friends By the Beach Podcast, and visit the temporary display on Level 2 at Cronulla RSL.

Discover the stories behind Tim Vanderlaan's iconic photographs of Cronulla, featured on the walls of Cronulla RSL, from the 1977 Double J concert featuring Mother Goose to surfing at Elouera, Midway and Southside Malibu.

Cronulla RSL was proud to host the Cronulla Lions 60th Anniversary Gala Dinner, celebrating 60 years of community service and 40 years of Seafeast.

Cronulla RSL proudly supports local organisations through ClubGRANTS, sponsorships, donations, partnerships and in-kind support, helping community groups across the Sutherland Shire make a difference.

Sign up for the Weight of War Run on Saturday 5 December 2026, raising awareness and support for Australian veteran mental health. Choose your distance, get involved and help carry the load together.

Cronulla RSL marked R U OK? Day with dedicated training for Managers and Team Leaders, building confidence and practical skills to recognise when someone may not be OK, start meaningful conversations and connect team members with appropriate support.

Cronulla RSL has won the RSL & Services Clubs Association Spirit of ANZAC Award for the second consecutive year, recognising its ongoing support for veterans, the Defence community and the wider Sutherland Shire community.

Enter for your chance to win two tickets to A Christmas Celebration, presented by Sydney Musical and Opera Society, featuring Christmas favourites, musical theatre and a live 10-piece band on 1 December.

Cronulla RSL’s winter sports teams are making their mark, with two Stingrays teams crowned Grand Final winners and football, netball and hockey teams continuing their finals campaigns.

Cronulla RSL is proud to support local community organisations, sporting clubs, veteran programs, inclusion initiatives and community services through ClubGRANTS and our broader community contribution.

Cronulla RSL Sub Branch joined Engadine RSL Sub Branch to commemorate Vietnam Veterans’ Day, honouring those who served and recognising the strong connection between the two Sub Branches.

Cronulla RSL is proud to be named a finalist in four categories at the 2026 Restaurant & Catering Awards for Excellence, as part of 19 finalist nominations for Catering HQ across Sydney.

Take a behind the scenes look at the Esplanade Events Wedding & Event Expo at Cronulla RSL, where cocktails, wine, canapés and creative beverage experiences came together to inspire couples planning their perfect celebration. Discover our event spaces, beverage packages, signature cocktails, champagne towers, pop-up bars and more, and see how our Events and Event Bar teams can help create a wedding or celebration that feels uniquely yours.

Cronulla RSL is proud to support the Cronulla Surf Life Saving Club through three ClubGRANTS projects, funding lifesaving equipment, improved IRB facilities and the Cronulla Crays Learn to Swim Program to help keep our community safe.

Congratulations to Cronulla RSL Softball Club members Clarissa Sloane and Jaime-Lee Rolph, who proudly represented New South Wales at the 2025/26 Softball Australia Over 35 Women's National Championships in Blacktown.

The Cronulla RSL Sub-Branch has been strengthening veteran connections through Built Ready while representing veterans in Canberra, continuing its commitment to wellbeing, advocacy and supporting those who have served.

Cronulla RSL celebrates Vietnam veteran and Sub-Branch leader Paul Zaat, who has received a Quilt of Valour in recognition of his military service and more than five decades of dedication to the veteran community.

Celebrate 10 years of Trees of Hope. Local charities and community organisations are invited to nominate to become one of Cronulla RSL's three Trees of Hope and share in a $7,000 prize pool.