Showing posts with label community event. Show all posts
Showing posts with label community event. Show all posts

Sunday, 5 October 2025

Creative Events

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Street Art of Our Town – Writing Walk

$30.00

Join us for a creative writing walk in response to public art in the streets of Coburg. 

Saturday 25th October 11am-1pm. 

Meet in front of the old Coburg Train Station.
Please bring writing materials, walking shoes, umbrella, sunscreen, snacks and a bottle of water. Be prepared for change of weather and a bit of walking. 

Book yourself a spot at: www.writingdays.com.au

 

Please come along to our Spring Soirée: Abundance, change and prosperity

Sat, 1st November 2025

Mesopotamia Art Space

62 Newlands Rd, Coburg North

6-8pm 

Cost: $10

Readers:

Angela Costi

Simone King

Pratyay Raha

Lou Smith

Suzanne Hermanoczki

Bookings at: www.writingdays.com.au

Friday, 10 September 2021

Community Rituals

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Hi Locals,

I have started a Facebook group with the purpose of hosting community rituals and spaces - about 4 times a year - the first of these will be next week, here is a bit of an idea of what it will involve:

As we emerge from Winter to Spring there will be an invitation to reflect in nature, to share in the online space in relation to that and to share via nature objects in a designated space along the Creek. Details will be provided in the days prior to the event which will be run over the week to allow you to participate in your own time and be available to all.

This is a free community event that will be held over next week so you can participate in your own time in a covid safe way, there are guidelines for participation set out in the group.

You can request to join the group here: 

You are welcome to get in touch if you have any questions.

Saturday, 26 September 2020

Community Forum

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Future of Coburg discussion
Saturday 26 September, 2pm-4pm.

Join with Zoom link:

Speakers:

Vanessa Birch, Save Gandolfo Gardens and Upfield Line heritage campaigner
Jane Karslake, Australian Services Union on threat to council-run home care
Claudia Lang, Stop Adani Moreland
Helen Kratzman, pedestrian safety in Moreland
Sue Bolton, Socialist Alliance North-east ward councillor and candidate

This is an opportunity for people from different parts of the Coburg community to come together to discuss the future of Coburg. The forum will cover a wide range of issues such as transport, green spaces, climate action, democratic rights.
Meeting initiated by Moreland councillor and Socialist Alliance member Sue Bolton and the Sue Bolton Moreland Election Team
For information:Call Sue on 0413 377 978 or email sueabolton@gmail.com
The speakers’ organisations are listed for identification purposes only.



Tuesday, 26 November 2019

In Solidarity

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Refugees -10 years in detention
Solidarity Community Event!

Join as at this event to acknowledge and support friends who are still in detention – some imprisoned for more than 10 years by Australian Governments!


We will showcase music videos, art and poetry produced by refugees whilst imprisoned and in community, who have suffered greatly from Australia’s cruel policies.

There will be refugee speakers talking about life in detention and community and featured artists include Abdul Samad Haidari, Moz from Manus, Farhad Bandesh, and more artists to be announced from Writing Through Fences.

We will be painting banners and placards to highlight 10 years in detention in the lead up to International Human Rights Day 10 December (so wear clothes you don’t mind getting paint on)!

Date:                      Sunday 1 December

Time:                      1 pm – 3pm

Where:                   Newlands Neighbourhood House
20 Murray Road Coburg North VIC 3058

Enquiries:               Steph:  0403 933 146  refugeesindetention@protonmail.com
                               Jenell:  8528 2332  manager2@necchi.org


Notes:

Entry is by suggested donation with First Nations/Asylum Seekers/Refugees – free.

Some snacks and drinks will be available and we encourage you to bring some food to share!

We look forward very much to your support and seeing you all there! Bring all of your friends, all of your family, all of your community!




Friday, 22 November 2019

Visible/Invisible

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Visible/Invisible         
Not all disabilities are obvious, some are hidden or invisible. For every person who has a visible disability, there are at least four who have ainvisible disability.
This can include autism, low vision, hearing loss, ADHD, MS and other chronic illnesses and lived experience of mental illness.
This lack of recognition and understanding can lead to discrimination and judgements from others.
Don’t assume.
Disability comes in many forms.

This project includes a street gallery of artworks by artists with disabilities in public spaces in Moreland, an event on December the 6th at Coburg Civic Centre and a street sticker campaign.

Visible/Invisible Street Gallery
Artists with disabilities have created artwork on the theme Invisible Disability. The work is exhibited in public spaces in Glenroy, Fawkner, Brunswick and Coburg. Please see flyers attached (pdf and text only options) for locations and more info or go to
or call 9355 4263

Visible/Invisible event
Friday 6th December 6PM—8PM - This event is a celebration for International Day of People with Disability, featuring projection & sound art, music and spoken word. Refreshments provided. Please RSVP for catering purposes by 29thNovember. kgabb@moreland.vic.gov.au or 9355 4263.

Venue - Concert Hall, Coburg Civic Centre, 90 Bell St, Coburg.
Or call 9355 4263


Look out for our street stickers all over Moreland!

Wednesday, 8 May 2019

Literary Talkfest

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There are still a few tickets left for this Thursday’s annual Literary Talkfest at Northcote High School.

Book here:


Tuesday, 16 October 2018

Love Water Protect Forests

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Join us for upcoming event in Preston on 23 October, from 7pm!

Love Water - Protect Forests: A musical evening to celebrate our forests
 
Around one hour away from Preston stand the magnificent mountain ash forests of the central highlands. These are the tallest flowering trees and most carbon dense forests in the world, and are home to our iconic wildlife.  Melbourne's fresh drinking water relies on the health of these forests which are currently being logged.

Come to hear beautiful music and gain insights about these rare and threatened ecosystems from highly regarded ecologists who have built up practical knowledge. What is the forest's role in bringing us our life sustaining water supply?
Featuring the sumptuous music of the Orbweavers. Drawing on love of history and science the Orbweavers have charmed audiences with evocative songs of creeks, quarries and industrial landmarks. Also Sanacori Italian Ensemble - mesmerising southern Italian tarantella music to raise our senses and drive us to forest protection action!

For more information and bookings:


Hosted by Newlands Friends of the Forest and Transition Darebin