Lehmo will present an evening of standup comedy at Geelong’s Furphy Hall
19 June 2019
If the message I’ve taken from Lehmo is to quit my job, and do more comedy, he probably would have been stripped off his accounting license by now anyway.
19 June 2019
If the message I’ve taken from Lehmo is to quit my job, and do more comedy, he probably would have been stripped off his accounting license by now anyway.
19 June 2019
Written and directed by acclaimed Australian writer Tony Briggs, The Sapphires is a funny, heart-warming tale inspired by the true story of Briggs’ mother.
19 June 2019
There’ll be thousands of LP’s, 45’s and CD’s from local and interstate traders and even a ‘treasure hunt’ to dig for hidden nuggets.
18 June 2019
Werribee Open Range Zoo’s much-anticipated Wild Nights will feature a ‘ROAR-some’ new element among the after-dark antics this year.
11 June 2019
Limbo is highly recommended, and fair to say you ain’t seen nothing like it before. Do not miss if you can help it!
11 June 2019
Bringing a long overdue spotlight to the vast number of women and female identities working tirelessly behind the scenes .
7 June 2019
Geelong Gallery exhibition, The Moon has been programmed to coincide with this significant milestone, and brings together artistic responses to the celestial body that orbits the Earth.
7 June 2019
Fancy being a star? The Potato Shed will give you the chance, from 5pm on Saturday June 15 in the up-coming show, Captured – Art Installation.
6 June 2019
The best way to escape the chill this July.
6 June 2019
This Hot Mess wants you to STOP. COLLABORATE. AND LISTEN.
6 June 2019
We chat to the lead dancer Baykali Ganambarr ahead of the show.
6 June 2019
Inspiration can come in many forms, but there’s no greater way than hearing from those you idolise – and the Bendigo Writers Festival is full of people who fit the mould perfectly.
6 June 2019
We’ve selected a few events to spice up your three days of freedom, whether you want to spend it partying or chilling out we’ve got you sorted.
6 June 2019
Bellarine’s Low Light Queenscliff festival returns with its scintillating celebration of the senses. An eclectic exploration of music, arts, theatre and children’s events; Low Light Queenscliff curates a stunning constellation of Australia’s finest artistic endeavors.
6 June 2019
For over 50 years now, since its initial broadcast in 1966, this much-loved children’s program has been a staple on our national television sets and has featured regularly in our lives as a legion of talented presenters takes turns hosting this beloved show.
6 June 2019
They’re bringing award-winning stage sensation Catherine Alcorn to town with her hilarious portrayal of Bette Midler.
6 June 2019
As our understanding of gender outgrows existing bathroom constructs, people debate the spherical nature of earth, and an ex-owner of the Miss Universe pageant leads the free world, we need a hero… although we’ll settle for a chuckle.
6 June 2019
Read on to learn about the development of his own comedic voice, the corruption of the Australian media landscape and thoughts on comedy as a political tool to overthrow capitalism.
5 June 2019
This year’s program encompasses a range of events, including pottery workshops, art exhibitions, live music performances from both international and Australian artists and talks.
5 June 2019
The idea is the brainchild of Heidi Lenffer (pictured) from Cloud Control who was driven to design a strategy for touring in the era of climate change after she calculated how much touring costs the planet.
30 May 2019
This two-day event will include keynote addresses, skill development workshops, open discussion forums and opportunities to delve deeper with the speakers.
27 May 2019
Hunter Barbershop in Belmont has achieved one of the highest awards in Australian competitive hairdressing last Sunday, this is the first time a Geelong salon has won the award.
27 May 2019
Returning for its fifth year, this year all films submitted must relate to this year’s theme of ‘Journey’.
24 May 2019
This will be the Black Books co-writer and star’s first visit to Australia in over four years.
