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Frankston Arts Centre

Dave Hole: Bluesman 15/04 8pm

Ben McCarthy: Closer to Nowhere Australian Tour 16/04 7.30pm

Victorian State Ballet: The Sleeping Beauty 17/03 2.30pm

Opening Event: The Big Picture Festival Gallery Take Over 19/03 6pm

artscentre.frankston.vic.gov.au


Kingston Arts Centre

ARTZ BUTZ 2024 Exhibition 29/02-16/03

Melbourne Theatre Organ: John Atwell & Tony Fenelon  17/03 2pm

www.kingstonarts.com.au


Blues Clubs

Hume Blues Club

Thursday nights at the Thornbury Bowls Club, free entry

humebluesclub.com


Birds Basement

The Vampires with Chris Abrahams  15/03 7.30pm

Into the Mystic 16/03 7.30pm

Brett Williams & The Harmonix Experience 20/037.30pm

birdsbasement.com


Way Out West Music Club

wowrootsmusic.com


Meat Market


meatmarket.org.au


Jazz Clubs

Paris Cat

** Multiple Acts with tickets selling fast. Please look at the website.

pariscat.com.au


Uptown Jazz

Paul Williamson Quartet 15/03 8pm

uptownjazzcafe.com

The Drunken Poet

Traditional Irish Music 15/03 6pm

Daniel Watkins & Justin Vilchez 15/03 8.30pm

Cillian Maher 16/03 3pm

Madigans Wake 16/03 9pm

Paddy's Day at the Poer 17/03 12pm

Rubita plays the songs of Rodriguez 19/03 8pm

Topaz Lyon 20/03 8pm

Candice Alisha 20/03 9pm

Open Mic Night 21/03 5pm

thedrunkenpoet.com.au


Folk Clubs

Newport Fiddle & Folk Club 

nfc.org.au

Victorian Folk Music Club Inc

vfmc.org.au

New Melbourne Folk Club

instagram

Peninsula Folk Club

1st Sunday of the month at Frankston Bowls Club 5.30pm

peninsulafolkclub.org.au

Theatres

Drum Theatre

Ballroom Blitz 18/03 7.30pm

SIS Big Night Concert 19/03 7.30pm

A Taste of Ireland - The Irish Music and Dance Sensation 20/03 7.30pm

The Winner is .....21/03 10.30am

drum.greaterdandenong.vic.gov.au


Bunjil Place

The Winner is...15/03 10.30am

Emergent 2023: Graduate Showcase Performance 17/03 2pm

Ballroom Blitz 20/03 7.30pm

www.bunjilplace.com.au


Regent Theatre

Wicked 02/03 - 02/06

marrinergroup.com.au


Forum

Peach PRC 21/03 Tickets selling fast

forummelbourne.com.au


Forty Five Downstairs


fortyfivdownstairs.com


The Butterfly Club

The Saturday Experiment: Chaos Factory 16/03 8.30pm

Pane di Casa, A Taste of Home 16/03 7pm

Car Crash 16/03 8.30pm

In Search of Applause 18/03 7pm

Hot White Kiss 18/03 8.30pm

Glee Club 21/03 5.30pm

OnlyGrans 21/03 7pm

thebutterflyclub.com


Her Majesty's Theatre

Grease The Musical 25/01/16/03

hmt.com.au

Athenaeum Theatre

The Rocky Horror Show 09/02-23/03

athenaeumtheatre.com.au


Princess Theatre

Wicked 02/03-30/06

www.marrinergroup.com.au


The Round

Oliver 15/03-24/03

www.theround.com.au


Theatre Companies

Beaumaris Theatre Company

What's On : A year with Frog and Toad 01/03-16/03

beaumaristheatre.com.au

Phoenix Theatre Company

phoenixtheatrecompany.org

Mordialloc Theatre Company

mordialloctheatre.com

Heidelberg Theatre Company

www.mtc.org.au

Malvern Theatre Company

malverntheatre.com.au

Essendon Theatre Company

A Tomb with a View 14/03-23/03

essendontheatrecompany.com.au

Williamstown Musical Theatre Compan

www.wmtc.org.au

Altona City Theatre

Hansel & Gretel 01/03-23/03

altonacitytheatre.com.au


Museums

The Johnston Collection

johstoncollection.org


Heide Gallery

Surrealist Lee Miller 04/11-14/04

www.heide.com.au


The Dax Centre

www.daxcentre.org


Hellenic Museum

Viewfinder until 24/03

Visitor Voices: Open Symposium Series 3rd Saturday monthly

www.hellenic.org.au


Gallery Smith

gallerysmith.com.au


Mornington Peninsula Gallery

New Exuberance 02/03-12/05

Sundance Studio: Taking a thread for a walk 02/03-12/05

New Wave 02/03-12/05

www.mprg.mornpen.vic.gov.au


McCelland Gallery

Music at McClelland 3rd Sunday of the month

mcclelland.orb.au

The Lume

Leonardo da Vinci - 500 Years a Genius 16/03-16/06

thelumemelbourne.com

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