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Help us plan for the future as we review our MV2040 Strategy
We’re reviewing our MV2040 Strategy and we want you to come along for the journey. What do you think Moonee Valley should look like by the year 2040? We are dedicated to creating a fair, beautiful, green, thriving and connected city to meet the future needs of our community. What is MV2040? In 2018,…
Incinerator Gallery, Media Releases
MEDIA RELEASE: New art program to support people with dementia
Moonee Valley City Council is thrilled to introduce an innovative new art program that aims to support people in the early stages of dementia, Art Mondo. Modelled after successful museum and gallery programs across Australia and globally, Art Mondo is set to revolutionise support for those living with dementia, and the people who care for…
Council updates, Events, Incinerator Gallery, Valley news
Midsumma in Moonee Valley!
We’re thrilled to announce we’ll be participating again in the 2024 Midsumma Pride March! Walk with us in the Midsumma Pride March Get loud and proud! Don your most vibrant frocks and join us as we march with pride down Fitzroy Street in a kilometre-long parade route to Catani Gardens, St Kilda on Sunday, 4…
Council updates, Incinerator Gallery, Waste and recycling
Holiday opening hours across the council
Even a Council needs a little break, but that doesn’t mean all of your favourite facilities will close over the Christmas and Holiday period. Take a look at the list of the opening hours across the Council. Civic Centre Customer Service Desk Customer Service will be closing early on Friday, 22 of December 2023 at…
Incinerator Art Award Call for Entries
The call for entries for the Incinerator Gallery’s annual contemporary art prize, the Incinerator Art Award, has just opened. Now in its eighth year, the Incinerator Art Award pays homage to Walter Burley Griffin and Marion Mahony, who believed that art and architecture are ethical enterprises that should aim to bring about positive social change….