St Kilda Festival Programme is out

Check out www.stkildafestival.com.au. 'Oh my Gaia' art exhibition is on page 29.

The Festival this year is running a new campaign, asking Festival goers to pitch in and show their support for the event. The idea is that people can buy Festival merchandise to show their support, and “kick in so we can kick on”. You can read all about it at the web link above, or go straight to having a look at the merchandise here: https://shop.stkildafestival.com.au/. The campaign is hugely important to the future of the Festival.

More time for submissions for 'Oh my Gaia!' art exhibition

Following the meeting yesterday at the Bathers Pavilion we found that we have more space so can take a few more submissions especially smaller artworks no larger than 50cm x 50cm. Please submit forms to us no later than 21st January.

Much gratitude for last night's Solstice Global Healing

In spite of the short thunderstorm we managed to have a magnificient evening for our Solstice celebration gathering. Father Bob and Gio (guests) arrive at the same time on the right. Deputy Councillor, Serge Tonemann opens the event on the left.

We all gathered outside for the  smoke ceremony with Dean Stewart on the right at the start.

Many thanks for all that made this evening happen: Sponsors include Port Phillip Council, Officeworks, Coles, Target, Woolworths, Beachcomber Cafe, MP Michael Danby; WIN Foundation, Sacred Heart Mission, Women's House, The Planetary Healing Artists crew especially Neil McLean, Rod Neilson, Damain Vuleta, Lisa Fam; Volunteers: Simon, Kate, Pia, Loretta, Sharon, Alexis, Louie and all the guests, Bec from Good Brew and Jason from Tarp Mahal and everyone I have forgotten