Tag: Entertainment
Felicia’s sweet music for festival
By ALANA MITCHELSON
Blues performer Sweet Felicia is broadening her horizons, taking on a Bachelor of Arts as a mature aged student while simultaneously pursuing...
Mt Duneed’s Streeton for exhibition
The works of a Mount Duneed-born painter who became one of Australia’s greatest artists will be Geelong Gallery’s major exhibition for 2016.
The gallery announced...
Diverse troupe’s poetry in motion
By ALANA MITCHELSON
A group of Geelong actors, secondary students and poetry enthusiasts will recite a selection of CJ Dennis poems to mark a centenary...
The MikMaks’ fun farm
BY ALANA MITCHELSON
Children’s band The MikMaks have new farm-inspired songs to perform in Geelong next week with special friends Drums the Panda and Bruce...
Models of avant garde playing on
By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN
It was the kind of avant-garde bravery that has long since been lost to the music industry but the Models’ memory...
Brand new supergroup of mates
By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN
It’s the play list Adam Brand and his mates would have selected if they were taking a weekend road trip to...
Motor City’s line-up gets into gear
By ALANA MITCHELSON
Motor City Music Festival has announced its second lineup, with more than 45 acts to rock the stages at the Geelong Showgrounds...
Theatre season line-up revealed
International hits, award winning productions, new Australian work and Victorian-exclusive performances highlight the Geelong Performing Arts Centre (GPAC) 2016 season.
Nine sensational theatre productions making...
Tiger quoll stars in its own story
The plight of the endangered Otway’s tiger quoll is highlighted is a new play co-produced by Geelong Performing Arts Centre.
Efforts to prevent the quoll’s...
Harmony singers
By ALANA MITCHELSON
Pitch perfect harmonies will resonate the halls of Vines Road Community Centre as Geelong Harmony Chorus showcase new singers at a Christmas...
Pyke’s stories to tell at show
By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN
There’s a lot happening in the world and much of it is unhappy, as any thinking, feeling human being well knows.
Singer-songwriter...
Tanner ready for Drysdale’s party
By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN
The party has lasted 38 years and shows no signs of slackening, especially with one of Geelong’s favourites, Libby Tanner, at...
Offshore fishing going beserk
The offshore fishing as of late has been nothing short of sensational over the past week or so with pelagics on the chew.
Between Barwon...
