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  • Immerse provided ‘rare’ opportunities for artists

    Immerse provided ‘rare’ opportunities for artists

    Consisting of over 40 diverse offerings across Knox, the Knox city Council’s Immerse program has just wrapped up having funded many artists and creators. With…

  • ‘The Koalas’ hits the Hills and Valley

    ‘The Koalas’ hits the Hills and Valley

    Winding its way throughout the nation, a new film raising awareness and invoking a new perspective on koala conservation has reached the screens of the…

  • Bold colours and great start for young artist

    Bold colours and great start for young artist

    A young Monbulk resident has made a solid milestone as an emerging artist, painting a giant vivid desert dreamscape for a client. Fern Harris or…

  • Celtic crew flock to Folk Fest

    Celtic crew flock to Folk Fest

    Musicians, dancers and Celtic enthusiasts headed for the frosty shores of Portarlington over the recent long weekend to play for the annual National Celtic Folk…

  • Dancing between, connecting all

    Dancing between, connecting all

    Displaying a profound connection to the land, spirituality, and community renowned First Nations Artist Emmy Webbers (also known as Wurruck Yambo) spoke with journalist TANYA…

  • Stories big and small tell tale of healing

    Stories big and small tell tale of healing

    Healing from the trauma of an emergency like that of the June and October 2021 storms has been deeply rooted in creative recovery for the…

  • Belgrave arts thrive in new exhibit

    Belgrave arts thrive in new exhibit

    Attracting entries from all over Australia, this year’s Sherbrooke Art Society awards garnered 108 entries from 50 artists, proving the arts scene continues to thrive…

  • Pages of the Wimmera brought to the Valley

    Pages of the Wimmera brought to the Valley

    On Saturday 1 June, the Belgrave Library will be hosting Upwey author Lia Hills for the launch of her new novel ‘The Desert Knows Her…

  • A Queer Legal saga

    A Queer Legal saga

    Melbourne-based author Sam Elkin presented a thought-provoking group chat in honour of IDAHOBIT Day to celebrate the recent release of his book. Knox Libary hosted…

  • Local writing talent takes to the stage

    Local writing talent takes to the stage

    The Gemco Players Community Theatre is continuing to embrace its community, with an upcoming 10-minute play festival using a number of local writers as the…

  • Changing the perception of insects through quilting

    Changing the perception of insects through quilting

    Menzies Creek crafter Bree Thomas has been an “artsy” person for as long as she can remember. Growing up she watched her mother knit, crochet…

  • Dynamic duo shine at Lyrebird Awards

    Dynamic duo shine at Lyrebird Awards

    A young talented comedy performer and director/actor turned choreographer have both won in their respective categories at the Lyrebird Awards in March. Representing the Gemco…

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