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Potters, painters, printers and clockmakers

Step inside a world of fashionistas, framers and filmmakers, of snappers, sculptors and storytellers.

Discover potters and painters, printers and clockmakers. Connect with jewellers, web gurus and graphic designers, with artists, dancers and advertisers.

Meet all these talented people and more in the creative heart of Geelong’s design industry in Newtown next Thursday November 28.

As part of Geelong Design Week, the Rutland Street Design Hub will throw open its doors – so come see the makers and explore the spaces where creativity comes to life.

The Rutland Street Design Hub Open Door event features workshops and displays and will culminate with the exciting launch of Ranch Pressing, Geelong’s newest creative press.

The hub is home to an eclectic and vibrant community of sustainable businesses, with more than a dozen enterprises getting involved in this unique event from 3.30pm to 7.30pm.

Join Blink Dance Theatre in an hour-long ensemble-style class, get the little ones involved in one of two kids art workshops at We Made or watch a fine art printer in action at Bells Fine Art.

Nicola Cerini’s exquisite collection of design products will be on display, as will luxury preloved fashion at Cercle Lifestyle.

Take a look behind the scenes at how True South Film captures compelling local stories and how Make Mate builds brands while Clever Digital and Elk Creative will show off their skills at web and graphic design.

Discover handcrafted treasures at BLT Jewellery and Sequel Gallery, locally designed sleepwear and homewares at Jade and May and the perfect addition to your favourite photo or painting at the Frame Shop.

See Still Smith’s vibrant photography, Clac Clac Design’s jewellery, clocks and functional art and the very best of Rutland’s artist-run program, RUT.

Or why not get involved in AsOne Coworking’s session on biophilic design and upcycling in a commercial setting.

The talent, creativity, and craftsmanship on display are sure to inspire our community and reflect everything Geelong Design Week is about.

So head down to Rutland Street Design Hub next Thursday, discover one-of-a-kind products and meet some of our region’s most clever and creative designers.

Find out more at geelongdesignweek.com.au/events/rutland-st-design-hub-open-door This fantastic event is among more than 70 events including exhibitions, workshops, talks, tours and unique experiences in our biggest Geelong Design Week yet.

To see what else is on, see the full program at geelongdesignweek.com.au

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