Arts and culture program
Banyule boasts both a rich cultural heritage and a dynamic creative community. Our significant Aboriginal heritage and strong links to the Heidelberg School art movement are supported by a vibrant contemporary artistic culture and an increasingly diverse community.
Our Banyule Arts and Culture Program is carefully curated to increase the role cultural activity plays in creating meaning in our daily lives. We deliver these experiences to our community through:
- art exhibitions
- community festivals
- networking events
- workshops
- public art
- professional development opportunities
- and much more.
Through these experiences, your creativity will be stimulated and you will gain new knowledge, ideas and insights through the arts.
Get involved
Are you an artist, maker, creative, musician, performer, dancer, writer who lives in Banyule? Do you want to know more about the Banyule Arts & Culture Program, or would like to be a part of it for 2027-2028?
Then come along to an information session, and find out about what we do, and how we can support you as a Banyule-based artist.
Information session
Attendance at an information session is mandatory for anyone who wants to apply to the program.
If you have previously attended an information session, you do not need to attend again, but please email us if you would like an application form for 2027-2028.
Applications are open biennially in June and July for programming in the following 2 years. Do not miss this opportunity to get involved.
Register for a mandatory information session
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