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 Arts Centre

Frankston Arts Centre

The History of British Rock of the 60's & 70's 13/04 7.30pm

John Stephan: A Salute to Roy Orbison 14/04 2pm

Humans 2.0 By Circa 18/04 7.30pm

artscentre.frankston.vic.gov.au


Kingston Arts Centre

Mordialloc Jazz Orchestra Multiple Dates. Check the website

Temporal Perspective: Pilar De La Torre 20/03-20/04

www.kingstonarts.com.au


Blues Clubs

Hume Blues Club

Thursday nights at the Thornbury Bowls Club, free entry

humebluesclub.com


Music Room

45 Kings 14/04 4pm to late

her.melbourne/musicroom


Way Out West Music Club

Harry Manx 14/04 2pm

wowrootsmusic.com


Open Studio Bar

Friefly Horns - Funk Dance Party 12/04 9pm

Tom Riccioni & Call The Doctor 13/04 5pm

Hornstars 13/04 9pm

To The Ends of the Verse 3rd Tuesday of the month 7.30pm

Sarah De La Cerda & Romy Hernandez 17/04 7.30pm

Willebrant with special guest Hipwell 18/04 7.30pm

www.openstudiobar.com.au


Meat Market


meatmarket.org.au


Jazz Clubs

Paris Cat

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

pariscat.com.au


Birds Basement

Songs from Smyrne 13/04 6pm

Paul Williamson & The Jazz Alchemists every Wednesday 7.30pm

Jack Jones 18/04 6pm

birdsbasement.com


Uptown Jazz

Julien Wilson's "One Flight Up" Quartet 12/04 8pm

Craig Fermanis Quartet special guest Carl Mackey 13/04 8pm

uptownjazzcafe.com

The Drunken Poet

Traditional Irish Music every Friday 6pm

David Cosma 12/04 8.30pm

Pat McKernan 13/04 3pm

Adam Waldron Trio 13/04 9pm

Steamboat Whistlers 14/04 4pm

The Drunken Poet Shanty Club 14/04 6.30pm

Julien James plays the songs of Jason Isbell16/04 8pm

Katankin 17/04 8pm

Emily Daye 17/04 9pm

Open Mic Night 18/04 5pm

thedrunkenpoet.com.au


Brunswick Ballroom

Pisco Sour 12/04 8.30pm

Songs for Suzanne - The Music and Poetry of Leonard Cohen 13/04 2pm

Lost Ragas 13/04 8.30pm

Not on Your Rider 18/04 8pm

brunswickballroom.com.au


Folk Clubs

Newport Fiddle & Folk Club 

Newport Bush Orchestra 2nd & 4th Monday 7.30pm

nfc.org.au

Victorian Folk Music Club Inc

vfmc.org.au

New Melbourne Folk Club

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Peninsula Folk Club

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

peninsulafolkclub.org.au


Theatres

Drum Theatre

Spirit of the ANZAC 18/04 10.30pm

drum.greaterdandenong.vic.gov.au


Bunjil Place

Wendy Matthews & Grace Knight - We're Goings to Graceland 12/047.30pm

A Kind of Hush: The Magic of Karen Carpenter 17/04 7pm

www.bunjilplace.com.au


Regent Theatre

Wicked 02/03 - 02/06

marrinergroup.com.au


Forum

Jason Leong (MICF 2024) 17/04-21/04

Michelle Brasier (MICF 2024) 9.30pm

Rueben Kaye - The Kaye Hole (MICF 2024)

forummelbourne.com.au


Forty Five Downstairs

Chamber Music Festival 12/04-24/04

The Exact Dimensions of Hell 18/04-28/04

fortyfivdownstairs.com


The Butterfly Club

F**K Around and Find Out If It's Any Good (MICF 2024) 12/04 10pm

Karate Man - A Live-Action Video Game (MICF 2024) 15/04 5.30pm

Op Shop 'Till You Drop (MICF 2024) 15/04 5.30pm

Don't Go Jason Waterfalls (MICF 2024) 15/04 7pm

Meaty Sue's Big Farma (MICF 2024) 15/04 7pm

thebutterflyclub.com


Her Majesty's Theatre

Chicago 26/03-26/05

hmt.com.au

ftf  

Athenaeum Theatre

Akmal Red Flags 27/03-21/04

Laurence Mooney 27/03-21/04

Sh!tFaced Shakespeare Macbeth 27/03-21/04

Arj Barker 28/03-21/04

Best of the Edinburgh Fest 28/03-21/04

athenaeumtheatre.com.au


Princess Theatre

Wicked 02/03-30/06

www.marrinergroup.com.au


The Round

2024 Regent Solo Concert 10/04 3pm

DIVA - Queenie Van De Zandt 17/04 11am

The Umbilical Brothers - The Distraction 18/04 8pm

www.theround.com.au


Theatre Companies

Beaumaris Theatre Company

beaumaristheatre.com.au

Phoenix Theatre Company

phoenixtheatrecompany.org

Mordialloc Theatre Company

mordialloctheatre.com

Heidelberg Theatre Company

Berlin 19/04-04/05

www.mtc.org.au

Malvern Theatre Company

malverntheatre.com.au

Essendon Theatre Company

essendontheatrecompany.com.au

Williamstown Musical Theatre Company

www.wmtc.org.au

Altona City Theatre

altonacitytheatre.com.au


Museums

The Johnston Collection

Fit For A King: Vincent Jenden Reimagines The Johnston Collection 28/02-05/08/24

johstoncollection.org


Heide Gallery

Surrealist Lee Miller 04/11-14/04

www.heide.com.au


The Dax Centre

www.daxcentre.org


Hellenic Museum

Visitor Voices: Open Symposium Series 3rd Saturday monthly

www.hellenic.org.au


Gallery Smith

Valerie Sparks Sanctuary 07/03-13/04

Water Sky: Intimate And Distant Landscapes, Sue Lovegrove 07/03-13/04

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


Melbourne International Comedy Festival

www.comedyfestival.com.au




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