All that glitters is glassThere is nothing fragile about the future of Drysdale’s premier festival after a second very successful Festival of Glass last Sunday.
Danawa oven firing up at the festivalGet ready for the freshest pizzas you have ever tasted, as the Danawa Community Gardens have finished building their pizza oven.
Bubbling along but in need of fundingThe Froth and Bubble Literary Festival AGM saw the election of key positions, but the issues of a venue for the festival and adequate funding remain.
Food and wine and all things fineThe Geelong Food and Wine Show has added extra spice with Cats stars Jimmy Bartel and Tom Hawkins set to test their culinary skills against the best.
Car candy comes to QueenscliffQueenscliff’s Princess Park will host around 1,500 hotrod and classic cars for the country’s second-largest hotrod event.
The Torquay Froth and Bubble Literary Festival is facing an uncertain future, needing a new secretary and treasurer for it to continue this year.
If you’re stuck for entertainment on Australia Day, Geelong’s Cunningham Pier has the answer – as well as a chance to win tickets to the Big Day Out.
Mussel Festival proves fun for record crowdTwo tons of mussels were cooked and eaten and four tons sold raw on a single day in Portarlington.
New initiatives will be possible in future mussel festivals, thanks to several financial windfalls this year.
Top act blows into port for mussel festOne of the big acts at next month’s Portarlington Mussel Festival literally washed up on the beach.
Morning of the Earth back liveOne of the most iconic surf films of all time is coming back to life this summer.
Wild art at High Tide FestivalThere will be 70 original paintings of local animals on display as part of an upcoming exhibition by Jan Juc artist Mark Trinham.
Be surprised at High TideHigh Tide Festival artistic director Wendy Grose has designed an exciting set of tours guaranteed to reveal some surprising aspects of Torquay.
Show off at the Bellarine Agricultural ShowWith a huge range of activities and competitions on offer, the Bellarine Agricultural Show has something for everyone.
The 2012 Festival of Glass will be happening between 10am-5pm on Sunday 19 February 2012 at Drysdale’s Bellarine Basketball Stadium.
Classics shine at showLuck was on the organiser’s side as the sun broke through for the Torquay Rotary Club’s annual Motor Show held on Sunday, after downpours on Saturday.
Craysy bayApollo Bay is set to add another jewel in the Great Ocean Road’s crown with its inaugural Seafood Festival this weekend.
Early bird tickets will soon be on offer for Portarlington’s Celtic Festival, to be held from June 8-11.
Seafood soiréeApollo Bay’s inaugural Seafood Festival is fast gathering momentum with the community busily preparing for a celebration of all things seafood.
Dresses in the spotlight once againIt’s a one-of-a-kind exhibition, but every one of the exhibits has been the star of its own show in the past.
The vibrant food and wine culture of the region will take centre stage on March 10-11, with the staging of the inaugural Geelong Food and Wine Show.
Get your kilt outBring on the haggis, neeps and tatties as the Geelong Highland Gathering gets set to become a two-day event in 2012.
Local vibes in Tranquility lineupThe program for Ocean Grove’s popular Tranquility Fair, held each year at Ocean Grove Holiday Park, has just been released.
Happy at High TideThe Torquay community celebrated at the High Tide festival, which was a grand success on the weekend.
Infinite Inferno ready to ignite at High TideThe best fire-twirlers in the region are warming up for this year’s High Tide festival, taking place this weekend in Torquay.
Winchelsea Festival is back againEverything from a military display to a ferret cup will be on offer at this year’s Winchelsea Festival.
