#442: First interview with Mayor, Rockwiz in St Kilda, CollArts on stage and Festive Fitzroy Street market.

Monday 25 November - Sunday 1 December

Nov 24, 2024

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First interview with Mayor Cr Louise Crawford

We chat with the Mayor just a week after she was elect by Councillors. This is her third term on Council, and her second time as Mayor. She’s keen to play a positive role in a council with a collegial atmosphere. [Read more]

From College to Stage

Be amongst the first to see the latest crop of College of the Art creatives as they tread the boards and shine the lights. Be the one to say “I saw them first” when they descend upon Theatre Works and the Explosives Factory for their graduate shows. [Read more]

Join Julia, Brian and Dugald for an evening of puns and riffs

Is it vaudeville? Is it about keeping score? Is it about a burning need to be both cool and correct? SBS’s loss is your gain this Friday at The Palais. [Read more]

The Church and more in our music week in St Kilda

Enjoy an ‘Unguarded Moment’ and ‘Almost With You’ with The Church at the Palais, get with Blues hounds at Memo for the Blues Music Hall of Fame fanfare, get down and dobro with Peppercreek Revival at George Lane, time travel with The Gadflys of ABC TV’s Good News Week fame at Memo, tie down your Old Man Emu with John Williamson at the Palais, hang out for free at the Bowlo with The Peptides or go Joni Mitchel in local style at George Lane. [Read more]

Festive Fitzroy Street Twilight Market

Shop locally at the upcoming Fitzroy Street Twilight Christmas Market, Saturday between 3 pm – 6 pm – supporting local business, small makers and charities. [Read more, including list of stall holders]

Progressives point to progressive vote

As the dust settles on the council elections, the brains trust at Progressive Port Phillip have been counting the flow of votes and claiming a solid vote backing their platform. They are hopeful that the result “could portend greater harmony among councillors and a majority willing to collaborate and make decisions for the good of us all – for both people and place.” [Read more]

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