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Baby programs at Incinerator
Exploring art, touch, song and movement
Everyone’s favourite resilient little spider, Incy Wincey, was the subject of artistic exploration at Incinerator Gallery last week. A group of creative young participants and ...
Moonee Valley City Council chambers
Your wrap-up of Moonee Valley City Council meeting | Tuesday, 26 May 2026
Missed this month's Moonee Valley City Council Meeting? Below is a summary of some of the items resolved. Remember: you can attend Council Meetings in-person ...
Edwina Green - First Nations Playable Public Art Sculpture, 'Mother of Pearl'
First Nations Playable Public Art Installed on Maribyrnong River
Trawlwoolway artist Edwina Green's playable public art sculpture babanh-u laangi-yuyuk-a (Mother of Pearl) was permanently installed along the iconic Maribyrnong River as part of Moonee Valley City Council's Reconciliation Week events.  Mayor of ...
Baby programs at Incinerator
Exploring art, touch, song and movement
Everyone’s favourite resilient little spider, Incy Wincey, was the subject of artistic exploration at Incinerator Gallery last week. A group ...
Moonee Valley City Council chambers
Your wrap-up of Moonee Valley City Council meeting | Tuesday, 26 May 2026
Missed this month's Moonee Valley City Council Meeting? Below is a summary of some of the items resolved. Remember: you ...
Edwina Green - First Nations Playable Public Art Sculpture, 'Mother of Pearl'
First Nations Playable Public Art Installed on Maribyrnong River
Trawlwoolway artist Edwina Green's playable public art sculpture babanh-u laangi-yuyuk-a (Mother of Pearl) was permanently installed along the iconic Maribyrnong River as part of Moonee Valley ...

Winter Textile Recycling Event

Come and recycle your worn-out clothes, old sheets, and other end-of-life textiles for free. By sending these items to specialist recyclers, the material can be reused to make new products! This keeps them in the circular economy where resources are reused instead of wasted and reduces the need for new materials.

Saturday, 4 July

Nancye Kirchner Neighbourhood Centre, 1B Doyle Street, Avondale Heights.

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