The Mask Spirits Hour is a collaborative exhibition by creative family collective TudoFAM.

Now in its 16th year, The Australian National Brooch Show grows considerably each year in scope and popularity.

Tea (2024) revisits and expands upon Tea (2012) by repeating the process of making as many family portraits as possible within the waking hours of April 25th, 12 years later to the day.

Zone Red confronts the urgent reality of climate change by visually embodying the countdown to a critical moment in our planet’s future.

Join us for free film screenings at Collingwood and Richmond Libraries.

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There's plenty of festive fun for the whole family in Yarra!

Join us for a captivating, guided walk to discover the grey-headed flying foxes in their natural habitat.This free community event is designed to educate and connect participants with the ecological importance of flying foxes while showcasing the biodiversity of the City of Yarra. Don't miss this opportunity to connect with nature and deepen your understanding of the important species that call our city home, and gain skills and knowledge to act in the interest of these native species. Morning session (8.30am) designed for families In our morning session, the experience has been designed with little minds in mind so bring the family and prepare for a morning of nature fun. Evening session (7.30pm)The evening experience has been designed primarily for adults, while programming is appropriate for children, the conversations and ideas explored may be more relevant to adults.

Celebrate the 30th anniversary of Fitzroy Save the Pool. 

Open Table’s free lunches aren’t just a delicious way for the community to connect, they also help raise awareness around food waste.Open Table serves food that would otherwise have been thrown out.

Join us for a captivating, guided walk to discover the grey-headed flying foxes in their natural habitat.This free community event is designed to educate and connect participants with the ecological importance of flying foxes while showcasing the biodiversity of the City of Yarra. Don't miss this opportunity to connect with nature and deepen your understanding of the important species that call our city home, and gain skills and knowledge to act in the interest of these native species. Morning session (8.30am) designed for families In our morning session, the experience has been designed with little minds in mind so bring the family and prepare for a morning of nature fun. Evening session (7.30pm)The evening experience has been designed primarily for adults, while programming is appropriate for children, the conversations and ideas explored may be more relevant to adults.

Council meetings are public forums where Councillors come together to meet as a Council and make decisions about important, strategic and other matters.Council meetings are decision-making forums and only Councillors have a formal role.