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AAA Basketball is back in term 4, 2010. The program is for boys and girls with special needs, aged 8 - 15 years, who would like to learn to play basketball at a fun, friendly and inclusive club.
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Join cellist, vocalist and composer Adi Sappir for a live performance of classical tunes on Tuesday 21 September.
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Yarra residents are invited to a free composting workshop in Fitzroy on Saturday 2 October.
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Celebrate International Children's Week at the Collingwood Childrens Farm Picnic! Free entry!
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Come and enjoy Council's exciting range of accessible Seniors Festival events during October. Get out and about, meet new people, try something different and be inspired!
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Ken Roberts, an artist from Boisdale in Gippsland, has gathered a diverse array of subjects to visually tell the stories of country men.
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The Johnston Street Fiesta showcases the culture, heritage and traditions of Spanish– speaking nations. 20 & 21 November
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Overload Poetry will present its ninth festival of poetry in Melbourne.
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The Village returns to Edinburgh Gardens with a line–up of hot short shows, great bands, visual arts, games, workshops and writing. 4–7 November
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Keep an eye out for children from the University of Melbourne’s Early Learning Centre and participants from Interact Australia’s Arts Education Program, as they explore biodiversity around the Collingwood Children’s Farm
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Held undercover in Richmond’s Burnley Harbour precinct, this unique visual arts festival presents a great range of contemporary art fresh from the studios of established and merging artists. 3–5 December
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Eavesdrop is a new physical performance work inspired by Australian Sign Language (Auslan). 10–11 December
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Join some of Melbourne’s best classical musicians as they launch Sunburnt Aftertones. 26 November.
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Join in this FREE festive celebration featuring the acclaimed Australian Children’s Choir, local school and community choirs, and a special appearance by Father Christmas! 9 December
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Inspired by a popular online video that features musicians from across the world performing “Stand by Me”, the Yarra Community Music Network decided it would produce its own local version
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The Melbourne Stencil Festival returns with “Sweet Streets, a celebration of urban and street styles” showcasing an ever– increasing range of street and stencil art
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Five unique online audio tours of local places and culture: Tour of the Aboriginal History of Fitzroy Gardens | Tour of Radical Craft | Yana Alana’s Tour of Rage | Tour of Women’s 8-ball Pool Competition |Tour of the Fight to Save Abbotsford Convent.