Keep an eye out for developments with Art on the Spot 2015. After a successful first event in 2014, which saw numerous artists painting on the street, Sydney Road Brunswick is eager to see the event happen again in 2015.
Check Sydneyroad.com.au for upcoming events and performances or contact info@sydneyroad.com.au to join their mailing list for news on events.
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The lovely work of Ingrid Brooker of sculpture and works on paper on display until 18 October at 69 Smith Street Gallery in Fiztroy. Ingrid explores themes of memory, place and identity. Memories, especially from childhood are embedded in the places we live. These works reference the physical structures of ‘home’ and how we retain memories when the places are gone. You can find more of her work on her website www.ingridkbrooker.com
Come and celebrate the all things sustainable food, gardening and the start of the beautiful new spring growing season. All are invited to this super fun afternoon of free workshops, a pop-up market, food stalls and live music in the lush grounds of the Saxon st Garden in Brunswick.
With busy bee times ahead in the spring garden, join in our full program of FREE gardening workshops including
Bring along the whole family, with face painting and hands-on activities to keep the little ones happy. Or, just check out some market stalls, grab some lunch from the food stalls and listen to some live music on the grass in the afternoon sunshine. Lovely!
When:
October 10th, 12pm-4pm
Where:
Saxon St Community Garden, 33 Saxon st Brunswick
What:
Free workshops and displays
Food stalls
Live music
Kids Activities
Pop-up Market
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Happy spring growing season!
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Source: CreativeMoreland.com.au
Went to Barry’s on Westgarth High Street. Fantastic slow cooked lamb for me. Great menu. Brilliant food.
Tuesday 6 October, 10.30am
Brunswick Library, Dawson St Brunswick
Well-known local author, Shane Maloney will open this exhibition celebrating community achievements since 1975 in transforming the Creek from a weed-smothered drain to a much-loved waterway running through a bushland corridor. Please register at morelandcitylibraries.eventbrite.com.au or phone 9389 8600 by 1 October.
The exhibition will be on display in Brunswick Library for October. Then it will move to Coburg Library, from 6-27 November. After that, it will move around the Merri catchment at venues to be announced.
Source: CreativeMoreland.com.au
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