The Geelong Library are hosting an Australian Poetry Slam heat
8 July 2019
Attendees are free to either compete or just consume!
8 July 2019
Attendees are free to either compete or just consume!
5 July 2019
Thanks for ten years of groovy wax and counting, happy birthday, and congrats on the new home!
4 July 2019
He opened Analogue Academy with two friends, James Cox and Daniel Horvat, originally as a place to process their own film, but the place has grown into Geelong’s hub for off-kilter forms of self-expression, built around the ethos to ‘Keep Geelong Weird’.
4 July 2019
From a luxury safari tent to a quaint treehouse or a spacious barn rental, there is a getaway for everyone.
4 July 2019
The author of New York Times bestseller, ‘The Subtle Art of Not Giving A F*ck’, isn’t interested in filling you with false hopes.
4 July 2019
Whatever form your passion for photography may take, why not take things one step further by studying a Bachelor of Arts (Photography) at Deakin Uni.
4 July 2019
Swansong, the award winning mono-drama written by acclaimed writer/director Conor McDermottroe, will debut at the Potato Shed 8pm Friday 26 July.
4 July 2019
Bonsai Records is the brainchild of Ella Jeffries.
4 July 2019
A night of 1920s escapism, The Gatsby Party is bringing the best of 1920s entertainment to The Palais where guests will be treated to an array of acts that will make sure everyone leaves hollering for more, along with plenty of opportunities to enjoy the fabulous cocktails, sit back and take in the entertainment and, of course, have a shimmy on the dance floor too.
3 July 2019
Caps will be collected from The Pier, Wah Wah Gee, Wah Bah, Edge, Dennys Kitchen and Lambys, with an expectation of over 25,440 caps to be saved from landfill every year.
3 July 2019
Held on the weekend of August 10 and 11, this year’s annual Surf Coast Arts Trail is loaded with every form of art you can think of.
3 July 2019
Benita will revisit your childhood memories of Playschool – serving up anecdotes and stories from the popular ABC children’s program and her life on screen.
21 June 2019
Featuring the work of some of the biggest international names in photography, the BIFB 2019 program delves deep into photographic explorations of human behaviour and human intervention, traversing the terrain of ecology, rights, race, capital and conflict.
20 June 2019
Running until July 14, this annual showcase is truly something to see with the world’s best nature photography and wildlife photojournalism and its ability to capture extraordinary animal behaviour and the breathtaking diversity of life of Earth.
20 June 2019
Centred around three of the brand’s most popular silhouettes from the ’80s, the capsule will be released in two parts.
20 June 2019
So unique that no two items are the same!
20 June 2019
Inspired by the worldwide phenomenon of Record Store Day, this one-day event puts a focus on the independent record stores within the City of Yarra, encouraging local music lovers to shop local.
20 June 2019
And we’ve got The Streets Barber working there as one of the head barbers.
20 June 2019
Paper champions is an uplifting Australian romantic comedy with a New Zealand twist.
20 June 2019
There’s something a bit magical about this historic regional town in the dark, cold months, and this is exactly what the Ballarat Winter Festival seeks to capture.
20 June 2019
Let me give you some hard (but loving) truths if this is hitting home for you.
20 June 2019
If you’ve ever had a sore back, neck or knee, there’s a good chance you’ve paid a visit to an osteopath, and if you haven’t, well now’s your chance.
20 June 2019
“No matter who you are, no matter where you are, if you are a woman working in any area as outlined in our award categories in the music industry we want to know about you.”
19 June 2019
Combining four carefully selected Australian Blues acts, a Bellarine Railway heritage train, dinner and drinks for 200 patrons running Saturday nights 10 months of the year, The Blues Train is an experience like none other. It’s a beauty, to say the least.
