Say hello to ‘goodbye’ tour
By Peter Douglas
One of Australia’s most exciting musicians, Josh Pyke, will soon bid farewell to the music scene through a series of performances, including...
Nostalgic feel to locally made film
By Effie Caloutas
Belgrave’s Cameo Theatre is set to host a local film release, with a special showing of ‘Comet Kids’ on Saturday 18 November.
The...
Chambers unveils album
One of Australia’s most loved and accomplished performers, Kasey Chambers, has just announced the final tour dates for her ARIA No.1 album, ‘Dragonfly’, including...
Insight into Dame Nellie
By Peter Douglas
The Yarra Ranges community is getting the chance to gain rare insight into one of its most-loved icons, Dame Nellie Melba.
Specifically, the...
Cry, Little Sisters
By Derek Schlennstedt
Those daffy, how-could-you-not-love-them Little Sisters of Hoboken are on their way to the Dandenong Ranges to appear in Nunsense, which will play...
On McLeod nine
By Peter Douglas
Quintessential rock chick and Superjesus frontwoman Sarah McLeod is set to impress local audiences.
With a fistful of new material to unleash, fresh...
Jazz brings ’em to life
The majestic township of Marysville will come alive this month when the Jazz and Blues Weekend hits town from Friday to Sunday, 20-22 October.
The...
Growing for Red Cross
A gardener’s passion for alpine and woodland plants has been artistically combined in a stunning Lilydale garden overlooking the Dandenongs - opening with Open...
Benny debuts EP
By Derek Schlennstedt
Winner of the “Best Aboriginal Act of the Year” at 2016’s The Age Music Victoria Awards, Yorta Yorta singer/songwriter, Benny Walker is...
Activities for the holidays
By Kath Gannaway
Yarra Ranges’ young people will have some great opportunities to have fun and hang out with friends at the Yarra Ranges Council’s...
Open to the people
A passionate Montrose plant collector is opening up their native garden, Warooka, on the weekend of 23 and 24 September.
Adjoining the Dandenong Ranges National...
If it’s tulips, it must be spring
By Peter Douglas
You know spring has truly sprung when the Tesselaar Tulip Festival is in full bloom and bursting with a kaleidoscope of colour.
Although...