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Cherry Bar is bringing out their favourite band in the world to mark the triumphant return of CherryRock. From Portland Oregon to AC/DC Lane Stoner Rock icons RED FANG will headline the 9th annual CherryRock Street rock n roll festival in AC/DC Lane Melbourne on Sunday 10 May. It had been feared tha
THE WAIFS HEADLINE PENINSULA PICNIC Tickets are now on sale for The Peninsula Picnic on March 29, the most extensive food, wine and music gathering ever created on the Mornington Peninsula, showcasing the very best local chefs, resident restaurants, expert vignerons and vineyards. Picnickers will di
Water to Water Festival The Baany to Warrna Ngargee is an Indigenous music and cultural festival promoting cross-cultural awareness. The festival brings Indigenous and non-Indigenous people together in a vibrant, family-friendly outdoor event where Indigenous music, art, dance and culture will be sh
How quickly time flies! It’s hard to believe it, but the Peninsula’s much-loved Between the Bays will celebrate its 10th Anniversary on February 28. The festival, which takes place at the picturesque Penbank in Moorooduc, has earned a reputation for great music, food, drinks and family activities si
ROCK IN THE PARK Lardner Park, just an hour from the peninsula, will rock out to Boom Crash Opera, 1927, Taxiride and Michael Spiby from the Badloves on March 1st. This new event brings a spark of possibilities to this massive venue. For info visit: www.lardnerpark.com.au . BRUTHEN BLUES FESTIVAL
ROCK IN THE PARK! THIS SUNDAY! Lardner Park, just an hour from the peninsula, will rock out to Boom Crash Opera, 1927, Taxiride and Michael Spiby from the Badloves on March 1st. This new event brings a spark of possibilities to this massive venue. For info visit: www.lardnerpark.com.au . What to br
Celebrating it’s 10th year, Between the Bays has now firmly established itself as Mornington Peninsula’s best annual music festival over the summer, each year playing host to some of Australia’s most well know and loved artists as well as local up and comers. Over the last decade, the likes of Hoodo
Rainbow Serpent Festival has come a long way over the years. From a small gathering in a secluded clearing, to an internationally recongnised, multifaceted weekend of dance, colour, expression and celebration. People now travel from all over the world to Western Victoria to experience what some have
CHILLOUT IN DAYLESFORD Head down to Daylesford next Labour Day weekend and ChillOut at Victoria’s biggest regional Queer pride event. Boasting a relaxed, down-to-earth atmosphere with an array of music, dancing, local cuisine, wine and general merriment, the ChillOut festival is sure to be fun for
The smiles and laughter, sweat, face paint and glitter, hilltop sunrises and sunsets, indescribable stage production and art installations, a community of likeminded people and the surrounding nature. A timeless place full of good energy and great vibes. The phenomenal extravaganza that is Earthcore
The Peninsula Summer Music Festival is back for the eight year running featuring 75 artists in 14 intimate events, never failing to entertain and delight culture seekers, music lovers, holiday makers, friends and families of all ages. From the fiery opening at the immensely popular Hair Of the Dog e
Just as the festival season heats up with some big events, so too are some more local events announced, with local roots/rock festival ‘Shed Rock’ now entering it’s fifth year with a February 7, 2015 date confirmed. The event is the brainchild of Turk Tresize (aka. Mr Shed Rock), starting as a small
