Tag: Entertainment
Ukelele club makes sweetest use of time
A strumming, bellowing band of ukulele players is singing out for more to join the melody.
Up to six Endeavour Hills Mens Shed members strum...
‘Rise’ up for change
Rappers, singers and dancers are uniting for a unique all-ages concert at The Drum theatre.
Rise of the South East (ROSE) brings together more than...
Passover’s symbols endure
One thing I remember being young during the Jewish festivals is the symbolism.
I loved going to synagogue (shul) and above all loved the...
‘Troubles’ left off stage
Despite Covid-19’s “double double toil and trouble”, Dandenong High School found a way for its 2020 shows to ‘go on’.
The school’s productions Clue On...
Shedding the social isolation
For some, the intense isolation felt during Covid hard lockdowns isn’t a passing phase.
Keysborough Mens Shed is making a callout for homebound single men...
Good triumphs in Holi festival
Hindus celebrate a number of festivals throughout the year.
The main purpose of celebrations is to create a special atmosphere, focus on spiritual matters, and...
Open-air fun at Big Picnic
The annual Keysborough’s Big Picnic returns to Wachter Reserve on Sunday 11 April.
Bring your picnic blankets and chairs to enjoy the cuisine on offer...
On the beat for eats
Dandenong police members took a taste of Dandenong Market’s diverse menu during Cultural Diversity Week.
Senior Sergeant Brett Skurka and other members gathered a smorgasbord...
Welcome to the jungle
As you enter the scented eucalyptus archway, you could be forgiven that Walker Street Gallery has turned jungle.
City of Greater Dandenong’s multi-sensory exhibition Flora...
‘Roll call’ for timely tale
A ‘roll call’ is being made for young actors to bring to life a local production Love in the Time of Corona.
The tragi-comedy follows...
Festivals’ deeper meaning
Every time when a faith group celebrates one of its main festive times or celebrations, it's a time of opportunity and wonder and perhaps...
Harmony in many clothes
National costumes were on proud parade at St Anthony’s Primary School and Southern Cross Primary School for Harmony Week celebrations on Friday 19 March.
Under...
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Battin rejects concerns after federal party nightmare
With his federal party receiving one of the worst results in its history, state opposition leader Brad Battin has fended off implications to his...
