BOOK OF EXODUS – PART II
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Book of Exodus – Part II
18 October 2017 to 29 October 2017
Theatre Works
Adena Jacobs - Fraught Outfit and Theatreworks
Peter Greste on The First Casualty - Wed 18 Oct 2017 at 6:30pm
18 October 2017
Readings Bookshop
Wed 18 Oct 2017 at 6:30pm
'Self-made' focus on artist books
19 October 2017
State Library Victoria
Browse the 'Self-made: zines and artist books' exhibition with curator Monica Syrette, followed b
Bar Oussou Spoken Word
23 October 2017
Melbourne Spoken Word
A night for the poetic sweepings of the inner north to degenerate into sleaze, vitriol, and confusion.
Write your way forward facilitated by Cameron Semmens
29 October 2017
Melbourne Spoken Word
Write Your Way Forward is a monthly Creative Writing workshop series facilitated by award-winning poet...
Les Twentyman & Robert Hillman at Brunswick Library
1 November 2017
Wild Dingo Press
Les Twentyman & Robert Hillman
Les Twentyman has devoted his life to young people doing it tough.
Indie Comic Con
4 November 2017
indiecomiccon
Indie Comic Con is Melbourne's newest comic book festival showcasing local and independent comic artis
One object, many stories: matchbox labels
9 November 2017
State Library Victoria
Take a closer look at the striking commercial art of mid-20th-century matchbox labels.
Afternoon tea with Fiona McIntosh
9 November 2017
Hobsons Bay Libraries
Fiona McIntosh
Bring your friends and join internationally acclaimed author, Fiona McIntosh, for afternoon tea.