Storyscape. The Museum You Can Hear.

Led by Mia McAuslan and supported by Emporium Creative Hub. Take a guided walk through Rosalind Park with award nominated writer and Emporium Creative Resident Mia-Francesca McAuslan. In this creative writing workshop you will stroll through the park stopping at different locations as Mia supports you to see and write about your natural world in a whole new way. A curated Nature Walk written and narrated by writer Mia McAuslan. For further information on the walk please visit https://www.emporiumcreativehub.com.au/workshops/naturewriting

During the COVID-19 pandemic, contact sports were cancelled, severing social and physical connections. PLAY ON is an artwork exploring the loss of these connections, through site specific two-channel video projection, photographic installation, and geo-located audio, exhibited outside and only during the evening. PLAY ON by Martin John Lee Cinematography: Simon Green Photography: Emma Byrnes Sound design: Biddy Connor Sound Mix: Casey Rice Wed 31/03, Thu 01/04, Fri 02/04, Sat 03/04, Sun 04/04 8.30pm - 10.30pm Camp Reserve, 11 Forest Street, Castlemaine Free Entry www.playoncastlemaine.com PLAY ON is supported by the Castlemaine Football Netball Club and Regional Arts Victoria. The Australian Government’s Regional Arts Fund is provided through Regional Arts Australia, administered in Victoria by Regional Arts Victoria.

Colbinabbin Pub Choir sings you round Colbo....

test run

Queer Histories/Queer Futures is an audio journey into the stories of our LGBTQIA+ communities in Merri-bek, past, present and future. From pubs to squats, protests to parties, discover Merri-bek’s queer history as told by the people who shaped it. Walk the streets with us over fourteen episodes to discover the collective histories of LGBTQIA+ organising, activism and community in Merri-bek and our imaginings for the future. Queer Histories/Queer Futures is a Lee Ellis Working Group initiative of Merri-bek Libraries. Produced for Merri-bek City Council by 3CR Community Radio. The views expressed in this podcast do not represent Merri-bek City Council.

A changed experience

Join historian and archivist Melinda Barrie as she takes you in the footsteps of Noel Counihan and the Brunswick free speech fight. From the theatres, factories and soap-boxes of Brunswick; to dissidents riding atop street-cars and locking themselves in cages to escape arrest. Brunswick was a place of mass mobilisation and dissent. Tour developed by Melinda Barrie, produced by Teishan Ahearne with Moreland City Libraries.

Explore the social and political history of Brunswick (Victoria, Australia) in the tumultuous years of the 1930s Depression. Join local historian Iain McIntyre to explore the collective organising of workers, families and residents in Brunswick as they fight for their survival. Audio recorded by Nicole Hurtubise, as part of the People's Tours of History project produced by Jane Curtis with 3CR Community Radio. http://peoplestour.net/ Echoes tour produced by Moreland City Libraries.