Open Mic at Yandoit Cultural
There will be an Open Mic at Yandoit Cultural this Saturday from 3:00pm to 5:00pm. Come along to contribute or just to sit and listen. Have a cuppa before you go.
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Living Well
Kim Percy Art Auction at Radius
Kim Percy, a co-director of Radius Art Space is offering a number of her works for auction to raise funds for a study trip to Europe. The auction closes on May 3 (today) so get in early!
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Lost Gems from the Golden Age of Hollywood – Christ Church Concert Series
Christ Church Concerts presents Lost Gems from the Golden Age of Hollywood with Patrick Savage, Australian-born virtuoso violinist and film composer and acclaimed pianist Konrad Olszewski.
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What Banjo Knew
Country living offers a communion with nature which undoubtedly alters our interactions and way of being. In the country there is no pretence. Comfort in the home and in personal attire is wonderfully acceptable. Interior design is also approachable and personal. It is to make you and the occupants of your home happy and content.
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Tahbilk Winery Well Worth a Visit
Everyone should visit Tahbilk. The entire property is dripping with history. The vast property has an 8km wetland trail, restaurant, historic buildings, underground cellars that were built in 1862 and vineyards including 300 shiraz vines dating back to 1860.
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Monty Osewald Exhibition Opening at The Convent
An exhibition at The Convent Gallery opening on April 28th will cover forty years of work by prolific local and international artist, Monty Osewald. Monty is a local multimedia artist working in ceramics, print making and painting.
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Adult Drama Classes Coming to Daylesford
Local theatre company Lab Kelpie will be offering adult drama classes at Stanbridge Hall from Monday, April 22. Classes are open to for beginners and those wanting to refresh past skills. A free introductory session on Monday, April 8, will show you what’s in store.
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Gorse in the Spotlight at Daylesford Horticultural Society Meeting
Introduced as a hedge plant in the 1800s, gorse infestation is now widespread. It forms dense impenetrable thickets that exclude desirable species, domestic and native animals, and can provide cover for feral animals such as rabbits or foxes. Everyone can contribute to gorse control.
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Everything Begins with a Point
A train journey to Sydney to see an exhibition reminds Petrus Spronk of a similar childhood journey when he first arrived in Australia.
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Locals Making Creswick a Town for Music
CresFest has quickly established a reputation as a welcoming place for local community groups and professional artists. The festival, from April 5th to 7th, will bring together local groups with visiting professionals from across Australia and the world.
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Draft Arts and Culture Strategy Open for Community Feedback
Hepburn Shire Council is calling for community feedback on its inaugural Arts and Culture Strategy. The strategy will help to guide and support local arts and cultural communities.
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The Art of Performance!
The definition of most art forms is rather nebulous and performance art is no exception. Morgan Williams wanted to extend his own art practice and decided to create a performance art piece of his own to confront visitors about the issue of sustainability.
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