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Arts news

Find out about arts and culture initiatives in the Boroondara community.

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    Launch of Morning Music 2025 with Opera Favourites

    Morning Music is for all those wanting to enjoy a delightful morning performance and a relaxed cup of tea or coffee with friends.
    Close up on a persons hands as they are playing a violin, with other people playing violins in the background
  2. 02

    A journey to impact: volunteering in Boroondara

    Find out how volunteers are making a difference in Boroondara and how you can, too.
    Composite image of smiling people of varying ages, ethnicities and genders
  3. 03

    Aspiring writers review exhibition at Town Hall Gallery

    Students of the Diploma of Professional Writing & Editing course at Swinburne University of Technology review major exhibition at Town Hall Gallery, ‘The Long Way: Kevin Chin’.
    Visitors at an exhibition opening in an art gallery.
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    A new community mural has arrived in Hartwell

    We recently led a project to install a creative mural in the Hartwell Shopping Precinct.
    artists Angharad Neal-Williams and Nicole van Dijk stand in front of a section of the ‘Hart of Melbourne’ mural, which depicts shops and places in Hartwell drawn by school children
  5. 05

    2024 Boroondara Eisteddfod calls the tune

    Discover more about the Boroondara Eisteddfod music competition as we count down to finals.
    A piano concerto performance with a large band at the front of a formal hall
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    The art of an inclusive Boroondara

    We’re celebrating the contributions people with disability make to our community as we get set to launch our Disability Access and Inclusion Plan 2024-2028.
    QArts artist sitting at a table with paintbrush in hand working on a piece of art
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    Greythorn sculptures successfully restored

    The much-loved Greythorn Icons have been re-installed at Greythorn Shopping Centre following successful conservation treatment.
    A garden bed with low shrubs and 3 wooded carved sculptures. 1 of a dalmation, and 2 people, one a fireman and the other a woman wearing a long blue coat and matching hat.