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What’s on in January?

There is plenty to get excited about in the Hills and Dandenong Ranges in the new year!

Parks Victoria will be running a volunteer-led walk through the Dandenong Ranges. The 5.5 kilometre walk will occur every Thursday at 9.30am commencing from Grants Picnic Ground. The walk takes you through a rain forest of mountain ash, eucalypts and tree ferns.

When: Every Thursday from 6 January

Where: Grants Picnic Ground, 70 Monbulk Road, Kallista, 3791

Fab Knobs Theatre is running an all ages Alice in Wonderland pantomime-mashup throughout January. The show has a 60 minute running time and children will have opportunities to take photos with the characters after the show. Tickets are $15 dollars and shows run on Friday and Saturday until 16 January.

When: Saturday 8 January until Sunday 16 January.

Where: The Basin Triangle, 1326 Mountain Highway, The Basin 3154

Enjoy a train ride with Thomas the Tank Engine in Gembrook as Puffing Billy gets a makeover. From 10 January people are invited to the picturesque Gembrook Station to enjoy activities including a 35 minute train ride on Thomas or Diesel, a silent disco, jumping castles, family photos and more.

When: 10-14 January

Where: Gembrook Station, Main Street, Gembrook, Victoria, 3783

The Sherbrooke Arts Society and Australian Society of Miniature Arts are running a small packages exhibition until January 15. Society members will exhibit arts works created with a variety of techniques and mediums including oil, acrylic and graphite.

When: Until 15 January

Where: 62 Monbulk Road, Belgrave, 3160

The 1812 Theatre is hosting an eclectic program of local poets and theatre actors performing their own spoken word works. Held at the Lowe Auditorium, grab a drink from the bar and enjoy a night of art and poetry.

When: 28 January

Where: The Lowe Auditorium, Upper Ferntree Gully, 3156

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