The break-ins have resulted in smashed windows and minor items stolen, and the dance clubs have been forced to have people on patrol in the carpark during club nights.
Now two dance clubs and Laird Park Bowling Club are teaming up for a fundraiser so they can install security cameras in the area to act as a deterrent.
On Sunday all three clubs will be offering lessons and a sausage sizzle for a $10 entry fee.
The event will run from 12pm to 4pm and was open to the public.
"It's just going to be an open day, a fun day. It's a community event," Mrs Frith said.
She said the cameras would benefit the clubs and the whole neighbourhood.
"We're thankful to the police for being able to do what they can but really it's up to the community to be vigilant."
She didn't know what was behind the spate of break-ins.
The club had been operating for more than a year without incident until this past month.
"We don't know if they're working in groups or what's happening."