Events
Four sensational short films followed by Q&A with Djilang Film Collective’s brightest emerging filmmakers
Join us for a screening of a new short, animated film about how creativity opens doors to a new friendship for Clover, a young, nonbinary neurodivergent person who is struggling with depression and agoraphobia.
Written, directed and hand-created by a group of 16-22 year old LGBTQ+ creatives under the mentorship of artist and animator, Laura Alice, with her assistant, Cat Kilner.
FREE but bookings essential
Imagine and design your friendly, feisty or adorable pet, then bring your new friend to life with a drawing/collage workshop led by talented children's book illustrator Bronte Stead. This workshop will focus on drawing skills, imagination and storytelling letting the kids lead the discussion on what makes their pet the ultimate pet. Perhaps it has magical powers, plays an instrument has cuddly fur or is simply a best mate.
Free to attend but please make sure you enrol in this session for catering.
All art materials supplied
Morning Tea of fruit and cupcakes will be provided, please advise any dietary requirements with your enrolment.
This project has been supported by the City of Greater Geelong with a Childrens Week Grant.
Join us for the premiere of two compelling short films created by North Youth Theatre ensemble members, Kiko Wayne Jr and Ali Hosseini. Experience the unique storytelling and creative vision of these talented young filmmakers as they debut their latest works.
Join us for this free concert that will inspire and energise boys who love to sing.
A night filled with music, immersive art exhibits, live painting and more!
Adults aged 55yrs+ from around Geelong are invited to join artist, Liz McGrath, at Bluebird House for a free watercolour sketching from nature workshop. Includes lunch!
Children aged 5-12yrs are invited to celebrate Children’s Week with Michaela McHugh at this FREE workshop. Includes morning tea!
Four teens share their unique perspective in this short animated film that celebrates neurodiversity with artist Laura Alice.
This double-bill event brings stories by Geelong’s diaspora communities to the screen and stage.
This double-bill event brings stories by Geelong’s diaspora communities to the screen and stage.
Join us for the launch of | un | hid | den | - a collaborative mixed-media project showcasing a new choral work by Corrina Bonshek, composed especially for the NORTH Children's Choir.
A FREE special event to celebrate the joy of singing together.
NORTH Children’s Choir presents a unique family-friendly performance at St Mary’s Basilica that weaves together songs, stories and animation. The young choristers and their families represent a wide range of cultural backgrounds. Songs will be sung in many languages, reflecting the diversity of the Geelong Community.
Join artist, Liz McGrath, to create a hand-folded artist book and learn how to mindfully sketch items from nature. Materials supplied.
Join us for the launch of KIN - a magical augmented-reality street art installation - at 17-19 Fenwick St, Geelong
From Vietnam to South Sudan, from Rwanda to Iran - experience stories of love, desperation and luck told through music, dance, poetry and gritty theatre. A North Youth Theatre production.
From Vietnam to South Sudan, from Rwanda to Iran - experience stories of love, desperation and luck told through music, dance, poetry and gritty theatre. A North Youth Theatre production.
Celebrate World Day for Cultural Diversity at a screening of Pipi Thay Too - an award-winning animated short film.
Award-winning ensemble North Children’s Choir presents a unique performance that weaves together songs, stories, film and animation.
This event has been cancelled due to concerns about the Coronavirus (COVID-19). We hope to reschedule this special event in the future.
A comedy about the end of the world… by North Youth Theatre
A comedy about the end of the world… by North Youth Theatre
NORTH Children’s Choir in collaboration with Orchestra Geelong
The fourth in a series of four dance events, this energetic event will have you moving, laughing, and connecting through the joy of dance.
Intergenerational weaving workshops in the grounds of Newcomb Park Primary School. Learn how to create a beautiful ephemeral weaving installation out of natural materials with fibre artist Caroline Hawkins.
The second in a series of four dance events, this energetic event will have you moving, laughing, and connecting through the joy of dance.
An augmented reality art exhibition by young artists celebrating cultural diversity.
Opens on Harmony Day.
The second in a series of four dance events, this energetic event will have you moving, laughing, and connecting through the joy of dance.
