The Dick Lack Memorial Fund was established with a yearly allocation of funds into a specified account—backdated to 1987.

City of Nunawading and City of Box Hill Councils amalgamated to form City of Whitehorse.

City of Whitehorse ceased making grants to the Nunawading Arts Council for the promotion of art and cultural activities in the City of Whitehorse and assumed prime responsibility for making grants to local groups.

Nunawading Arts Council started its own programme of grants to member groups to help people develop their talents and to promote cultural activities in the City of Whitehorse.

Nunawading Arts Council arranged Annual fundraising concerts held at the Whitehorse Centre, including Carols at Twilight in 1998.

Installation of plaque by the City of Whitehorse acknowledging the efforts of Nunawading Arts Council members—Max Grant, Albert Brown, Hazel Mourney, Noel Browne and Jean Abbott—for their contributions to the building of the Whitehorse Centre.

Nunawading Arts Council Inc. changed its name to Arts Nunawading Inc. to reduce widespread confusion in the community with the City of Whitehorse Council.

Arts Nunawading Inc. website launched.

Arts Nunawading Inc. celebrated its 25th Anniversary of the Nunawading Market – Make it. Bake it. Grow it.

Arts Nunawading Inc. website is relaunched.