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The Women’s Show2oth Anniversary
The Women’s Show began in 2005 to reflect the dynamic trajectory of Australian First Nation’s women artists and to honour their contribution to world art and culture.
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20 years on, and 20 years strong, the work of these artists is undeniable.
Their stories, their commitment to their practice, and their vision demand recognition. First Nations women have always been at the forefront of change. Their art is memory, lore, truth, and it is the future
Official opening event, Wednesday 26 March, 6 pm — 8 pm.
Free
PECAN Election Forum: Climate change and energy
Find out where major candidates stand on climate change and energy.
Candidate speakers are:
Josh Burns ALP
Sonya Semmens Greens
The Liberal candidate was invited but declined
GUEST SPEAKER:
Dr Kimberley Reid, climate scientist, University of Melbourne.
Dr Reid is an expert in extreme weather and climate change and regularly appears in the media.
MODERATOR:
Jo Chandler, journalist and senior lecturer at the Centre for Advancing Journalism, University of Melbourne, will facilitate the Q &A.
Livestreamed at Port Phillip Emergency Climate Action Network
Organised by Port Phillip Climate Emergency Action Network, PECAN and Glen Eira Climate Action Network, GECAN, representing ten climate and environment groups in Macnamara.
Free
[Greens] Community Safety Forum
Hear from Sonya Semmens, Greens candidate for Macnamara, Senator David Shoebridge, Greens Justice Spokesperson, and Senior Lecturer in Criminology Ruth Liston as we discuss real solutions to keep our communities safe — from investing in housing and mental health to ending systemic injustice and over-policing.
Due to limited question time please submit your questions in advance. Thank you!
Hot Glue with Manplainers
Melbourne indie-rock band Hot Glue is made up of siblings Lily and Pearl Harnath, with Henry Lucas on drums.
“Hot Glue creates heartfelt songs soaked in gritty guitar that voice reinvention and release, the band will double the size of your heart.”
Free
St Kilda City Round 1 Legends and Community Day
The home game action is back – footy and netball.
The women’s, and two men’s teams will be playing at home with the new scoreboard opening in the afternoon.
Plus the ever-tasty BBQ and visits by the local pollies for the scoreboard launch.
Premiership flags raised 1.40
Scoreboard launched 1.45
Free
Melbourne Rainbow Band
Listen to the Melbourne Rainbow Band as they perform a selection of their favourite hits, including sneak previews of music from an upcoming concert full of music from the movies!
Entry is free, however donations are welcomed to assist in running Australia’s largest rainbow community musical ensemble.
Point Ormond Community Plantings
Last year lights were installed along the Promenade, meandering the pathway along Point Ormond. Volunteers are needed to help put 2000 plants in the ground to support the revegetation and restoration after these building works.
Register for Sunday 6th April Planting, 10:00am-12:00pm
Register for Sunday 27th April Planting, 10:00am-12:00pm
Free
Film Club: Brooklyn (2015)
In 1950s Ireland and New York, young Eilis Lacey has to choose between two men and two countries.
Free film at the Library.
Free
Evolving Horizons Group Exhibition
Evolving Horizons celebrates the growth and diversity of artistic expression through the work of four artists—Karen, John, Marija, and Bernadette—each bringing a unique perspective
Karen’s watercolours capture the vibrancy of her travels, transforming everyday scenes into moments of wonder. John’s still life and landscapes celebrate the beauty in the ordinary, evoking tranquillity and connection with nature. Marija’s versatile work in sculpture and painting invites engagement with form and emotion, while Bernadette’s abstract landscapes offer a sensory journey through nature’s moods.
Opening Launch Friday 11 April 5.30 pm – 7 pm
Free
Climate Cafe
One of the many challenges of the climate crisis is knowing what to do with complex emotions about this planetary emergency.
The EcoCentre is offering a dedicated time for our community to participate in free, in-person Climate Cafes groups. The climate cafe is a small group gathering place where supportive connections are made through sharing our feelings about the Climate Crisis, facilitated by Carol Ann Allen.
Free