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Online exhibitionNew Acquisitions 2010-2020

26 November 2020

An exhibition showcasing artwork from the Banyule Art Collection acquired from 2010 to 2020.

Online eventFrom My Window

26 November 2020

Local businesses and artists are crating window displays in local neighbourhoods to help us reconnect with one another now that COVID-19 restrictions have eased. Can you find all the windows in your local suburb?

Online eventHome Harvest

26 November 2020

Connect, grow, eat, enjoy. Harvest time in Banyule begins in Spring when we start preparing our garden beds for summer crops.

Online performanceAll ages community online choir

26 November 2020

Led by an experienced local community choir director, this event is intended to be welcoming, relaxed and inclusive for all community members. No singing experience is necessary!

Online workshopReusable nappy workshop November 2020

28 November 2020

Did you know a baby will use more than 3,000 disposable nappies and these make up about 15% of Banyule’s waste? Join this online workshop to learn tips and tricks to using reusable nappies.

Online performanceOlder adults online choir

30 November 2020

Led by an experienced local community choir director, this event is intended to be welcoming, relaxed and inclusive for older community members. No singing experience is necessary!

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Bellfield Social Housing Project

Published on 24 November 2020

Our first large scale social housing project in partnership with Launch Housing will deliver a innovatively designed sustainable building, showcasing best practice affordable housing.

Council meeting live stream: 23 November 2020

Published on 23 November 2020

The Council Meeting on 23 November is not open for the public to attend. Instead, tune in to the live stream now.

Respect Is … reading challenge

Published on 23 November 2020

As part of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, we encourage you to read books that challenge gender stereotypes and explore respectful healthy relationships.

For the Ones Stuck at Home

Published on 17 November 2020

After 6 months in lockdown, Melbourne poet and writer, Fleassy Malay, has released a heartfelt and inspiring piece of art, made possible with the help of our arts and culture quick response grants.