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25.01.2022 Wurru-Wurru online artworks are live until the 29 Nov. Check out the works from 6 First Nations artists curated by Allara https://www.fusedarebin.com.au/whats-on/events/wurru-wurru/

23.01.2022 Beats, Ballads and Ballrooms: Darebin Live Music Venues, 1955-2020 tour is still on! Download the app and start exploring Darebin’s rich music history. For details and to access the tour visit www.beatsballadsandballrooms.com

22.01.2022 Wurru-Wurru Artist - Coree Thorpe Coree Thorpe is a Gunnai, Yorta Yorta, Gunditjmara and Wurundjeri emerging artist. Growing up surrounded by art and activism, Coree has always had a passion for creativity, for standing strong in who you are and for ensuring that community and family are at the heart of everything. You can view Coree's work 'River Skies' on the Wurru-Wurru page. Link below! https://www.fusedarebin.com.au/whats-on/events/wurru-wurru/

22.01.2022 Calling all Darebin based creative producers and creative teams! FUSE Darebin is seeking expressions of interest to develop, produce and present an artwork (or artworks) that reflects and captures the characters, personalities, stories and traditional skills of the past entrants from Darebin’ s amateur home winemaking tasting event and competition to be presented as part of FUSE Autumn 2021. EOI's close 2 December, to find out more head to the FUSE website! ... https://www.fusedarebin.com.au//expression-of-interest-fu/

14.01.2022 Wurru-Wurru Artist - BUMPY Emerging out of Melbourne’s expansive music scene with her own independent artistry, BUMPY, a proud Noongar woman presents an introspective view into her truths as a First Nations artist whilst delving into a world where vulnerability is power. Watch Bumpy's collab 'River Skies' with artist Coree Thorpe as part of Wurru-Wurru.

11.01.2022 Wurru-Wurru artworks are online until 29 Nov. A collaboration of First Nations artists curated by Allara Briggs Pattison inspired by the theme of the Sacred Kingfisher. Check them out here: https://www.fusedarebin.com.au/whats-on/events/wurru-wurru/

06.01.2022 Use your phone to participate in FUSE event Caged Hearts, an immersive work to experience within the confines of your own home. Using the latest interactive technology, Caged Heats shares vignettes of Australia's heartless refugee policy. Register here: https://cagedhearts.online/register/

06.01.2022 We are thrilled to present the ‘Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Community Leader of the Year’ and the ‘Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Emerging young Community Leader of the Year’ again as part of the 2020 Darebin Community Awards. Nominate a deadly person today! Elijah Augustine, Steven Glasby-Ellis Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Emerging Young Community Leader 2018 Nominees Image by Michael Findlay Photography

04.01.2022 Hyperlocal is on now! A new series of immersive art works that invites audiences to see Darebin differently. Through narrative, song, visual art, performance and technology, the familiarity of Darebin’s streets, buildings and landmarks is celebrated, unpacked or transformed, creating a new local mythology, by locals, for locals. https://www.fusedarebin.com.au/whats-on/events/hyperlocal/

03.01.2022 Nominations now open! The Darebin Community Awards celebrate people who truly give back to the community. Do you know a person or a group that goes that extra mile to make life better for others in Darebin? Consider nominating them for the Darebin Community Awards! ... Nominations close 11 Feb 2021. Details on our website.