Entertainment

This year’s Belgrave Lantern Parade was joyfully experienced by roughly ten thousand people; the town’s first openly public annual festival since 2019 before the pandemic…

If there was one way to describe Dr Bob Rich’s array of 19 published books, it’d be variety. From self-help and practical skills to science…

An Olinda artist’s exhibition ‘Rescued from the Storm,’ at Sherbrooke Art Gallery will run for a month starting from Saturday 2 July. Robert Gerber’s studio…

Despite never seeing the original Japanese Ninja Warrior, 16-year-old Upwey local Ash Campbell is making his Australian Ninja Warrior debut in the 2022 season. This…

During the Warburton Film Festival’s return after a three year hiatus, Dandenong Ranges student Ivy Tucker was awarded the Young Film-makers Award. With films shown…

Fundraising for the centennial birthday celebration of the Sacred Heart Church in Gembrook will continue with a Rockin’ Retro afternoon at the Grove in Upper…

An expression, an escape or even capturing a moment or feeling in time; Poetry can mean many different things to many different people. The long-running…

Are spirits the new wine? Check out some of the growing numbers of small-batch distillers in the Yarra Ranges and Dandenong Ranges to warm you…

“I particularly enjoyed talking to people and finding out their stories, and then you can help communicate that to a wider audience. I really liked…

If you live around The Basin and spotted vans near the town’s roundabout on Friday 17 June – it was because the star studded cast…

The Basin Theatre The ‘Lady in the Van’ by Alan Bennett in association with Highway 1 Theatre Company The ‘Lady in the Van’ tells the…

David Noonan’s monochromatic display, highlighting contrasting collages and bringing mystery and intrigue to all who visit, is on show at the Tarrawarra Museum of Art.…