Entertainment
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Selby star to perform at Hello Sunshine Festival
Selby musician Anya Hynninen is set to hit her biggest stage yet as she prepares to perform at the upcoming Hello Sunshine Festival in Scoresby.…
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Boo Seeka to visit Belgrave on national tour
ARIA chart featured artist Boo Seeka, AKA Ben Gumbleton, is bringing his national tour for new album Midnight Highlight to Belgrave next month. On Sunday…
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‘An Unconscious Voice’
Head down to the Burrinja Cultural Centre this Sunday 18 February to experience ‘An Unconscious Voice,’ a free art exhibition. Exploring life, decay and the…
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Comedies and auditions
Lilydale Athenaeum Theatre Piece of Mind is a comedy by Emma Wood (an award winning, internationally produced playwright based in Melbourne) Piece of Mind is…
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Debut book for mother-daughter duo teaches children about sustainability
A mother-daughter duo from Wantirna South have teamed up to create their debut children’s book in an attempt to educate young children about sustainability. It…
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Decades of work on display
For Gembrook local John Krzywokulski’s, his work has played a part in coping through grief. “I lost a son to suicide in 2004, he was…
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Home-grown artist making an impact
Growing up in a creative household allowed Ferntree Gully based illustrator Cat MacInnes to foster her love and interest in art. “I was lucky in…
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Force of Nature screening to raise funds for CFA
A screening of the Australian movie Force of Nature, that features Victorian emergency services, will be held at the Cameo Cinema in Belgrave in an…
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First Nations youth photography exhibited at the Ferntree Gully Library
Almost 60 photographs are situated at the Ferntree Gully Library, exhibited there until the end of January 2024. Following on from the state government-funded photography…
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Summer Songs at Miller’s Homestead
Scheduled for Friday 19 January, the Knox libraries are hosting Summer Songs, a morning outdoor concert. Free and open to all, attendees are invited to…
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Warrnambool artists display in Belgrave
Warrnambool artists Ricky Schembri and Alexandra Davis have brought their pastel, watercolour and acrylic works to the Sherbrooke Art Gallery. Two’s Company, which opened on…
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Debut graphic novel success
It took Sarah Firth eight years to publish her debut graphic novel Eventually Everything Connects, with a stint staying in the Dandenongs marking a point…
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