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Upcoming arts and cultural events and exhibitions

2024 diversARTy | Living & Learning Nillumbik

23 Nov 2024 Discover the creative stories of Living & Learning Nillumbik artists and makers. DiversARTy showcases artworks by participants and tutors in visual arts, ceramics, textile, glass, crafts and more. This annual exhibition celebrates the diversity of activities, abilities and people who come together to learn and connect at our centres.

Eltham Library Community Gallery, Panther Place, Eltham 3095

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Nillumbik Artists Open Studios 2024

23 Nov 2024 More than 30 artists across Nillumbik will open their studios over four weekends in 2024. You're invited to see the artists at work, find out about techniques they use and discover the passions that inspire them. A broad range of artists who work in different mediums will be represented.

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The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe

23 Nov 2024 Season 5 at Eltham Little Theatre - live community dinner theatre with BYO food and beverages. Bringing the world of Narnia to life, where it is always winter, but never Christmas. Suitable for the whole family.

Eltham Performing Arts Centre, 1603 Main Road, Research 3095

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Music for a Warming World

30 Nov 2024 To both celebrate and reflect on the year, we invite you to come and enjoy an inspiring 'Music for a Warming World' concert and multi-media visual experience, followed by a social gathering and delicious festive supper and refreshments.

Hurstbridge Community Hub, 50 Graysharps Road, Hurstbridge 3099

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Repurposed | Maria Fernandez

18 Dec 2024 Maria Fernandez's paintings use natural and real world materials like sand, ash, concrete, bitumen, wax, saw dust and paper pieces combined with acrylic or oil paint. Her abstract works demonstrate the endless versatility and compelling beauty of creative repurposing, and give viewers a subtle link to the natural world to which they can relate.

Eltham Library Community Gallery, Panther Place, Eltham 3095

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