Tag: Entertainment
Sherbrooke Art Society proving good things come in small packages
In an upcoming joint exhibition, Sherbrooke Art Society and the Australian Society of Miniature Art Victoria prove good things really do come in small...
Documentary Lake of Scars airing for free at Memo Cinema
A free screening of the Australian documentary The Lake of Scars will be held at the Memo Cinema in Healesville on Saturday 27 August...
The 1812 Theatre’s production of A Flea in Her Ear
What an amazing night of fun, laughs and entertainment from 1812 Theatre.
Opening night saw a full house proving that after the last two years...
Local artist nominated for national art prize
Boronia-based artist Hannah Caprice has been nominated as one of 29 Victorian finalists in the National Capital Art Prize.
Her artwork Floating among the reeds...
Supporting recovery and healing through creative spirit
For the past year after the trauma of the June 2021 storm weather event, The Hills Creative Alliance has been exploring ways to help...
CURTAIN CALL: this week’s showcase of entertainment
The 1812 Theatre presents A Flea in her Ear
A Flea in Her Ear is world-renowned as the funniest and most famous of all the...
Upwey Baptist Community Church to host tribute to famous composer
A tribute to English composer Vaughan Williams will be held by the Dandenong Ranges’ Singularity Choir at Upwey Baptist Community Church on Saturday 3...
Skatepark events throughout September
Skateparks in Cardinia Shire will be the site of some exciting and fun-filled skate events.
Gembrook Leisure Park in Gembrook will be the location for...
Writing local stories with G.F.J Brooker
Gordon Brooker’s first job was working for Penguin, writing rejection letters for unsolicited manuscripts.
“How the wheel turns,” he says.
Hailing from Kallista and writing under...
Horror author creates hometown murder-mystery based in the Dandenong Ranges
Author Michael Huberts isn’t pretending his horror novel The Devil Next Door is Avant Garde high literature.
“It’s trashy and gory and sort of silly,”...
Bringing Hills residents together through artistic collaboration
Yarra Ranges shared in collective grief for the loss of the landscape when 25,000 trees were lost in the June 2021 storm.
It's a loss...
What’s on in theatre
A Reminder
Lilydale Athenaeum Theatre
Cosi
It's 1971 and outside on the streets, Australia is protesting the war in Vietnam. But inside a burned-out theatre, the resident...
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EPA warns of careless burning off
As fire restrictions ease around the state, EPA Victoria is warning the community that what they toss into the flames while burning off this...
