Here's what's on this week in Moonee Valley

Spot is one of the most loved dogs in the world, and he’s coming back to Australia!

Spot and his friends are off on a new adventure to visit Spot’s dad on the farm and meet the farm animals. But when they arrive, all the animals are lost! Can Spot and his friends find them all? They might need a little help from their new friends in the audience…

Eric Hill’s beloved puppy comes to life on stage in a show that’s fun for the whole family, with puppetry, songs, and puzzles for children, families and education audiences.

Our live and free winter music festival, Valley Sounds will once again bring the community together through the power of live music, showcasing everything from indie folk and jazz to rhythm and blues. 

Head to Holmes Hall and see Gospel Sundays!

Gospel Sundays are a totally joyous band party aiming to lift the spirits, using their gifts to give all they have in delivering a vibrant Sunday afternoon.

Our live and free winter music festival, Valley Sounds will once again bring the community together through the power of live music, showcasing everything from indie folk and jazz to rhythm and blues. 

Head to Edward Abbott Wine Bar and see Farren Jones!

Melbourne based producer/singer/songwriter Farren Jones has successfully marked out his career, playing hundreds of corporate and public appearances.

Valley Sounds at The Union Hotel, the biggest line up of entertainment of the festival is happening at the Union Hotel. 

Our live and free winter music festival, Valley Sounds will once again bring the community together through the power of live music, showcasing everything from indie folk and jazz to rhythm and blues. 

Head to The Union Hotel and see:

Sunday 28 June

Follow The Robin, 2pm – 3pm 

Nyera, 3pm – 4pm 

Laura Lucas, 4pm – 5pm 

Our live and free winter music festival, Valley Sounds will once again bring the community together through the power of live music, showcasing everything from indie folk and jazz to rhythm and blues. 

Head to Penny Young to see Demie Bagnato!

A gig designed specifically to complement the venue’s ambience: soulful, relaxed, and engaging while still allowing patrons to comfortably dine, socialise, and enjoy the overall experience. Demie is an acoustic duo playing a blend of pop, soul, and R&B inspired by artists such as Amy Winehouse, Olivia Dean, and Norah Jones.  

Our live and free winter music festival, Valley Sounds will once again bring the community together through the power of live music, showcasing everything from indie folk and jazz to rhythm and blues.

The Flemington parklet will become a street-level live music venue in late June and early July.  

The program begins at Boxcar Barbers with grassroots performances by emerging local artists, then continues next door at Pin Oak Beer & Wine with relaxed late-evening sets.  

Sunday sessions at Pin Oak Beer & Wine will feature emerging DJs, smooth jazz, and laid-back afternoon music.  

Expect local bands, emerging artists, and intimate live performances on the footpath.  

Come and support emerging Melbourne musicians as part of the Valley Sounds music festival. 

Our live and free winter music festival, Valley Sounds will once again bring the community together through the power of live music, showcasing everything from indie folk and jazz to rhythm and blues. 

Head to Studio 3 to see Emily Rosner

Melbourne based harpist Emily Rosner is shattering preconceived notions of what her instrument is capable of, creating a truly unique musical experience.

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Is your little one learning to ride their bike? Book into an Essendon Traffic School session, and learn the fundamentals of bike and road safety in an immersive and interactive environment. 

Feel history come alive with a hands-on learning experience presented by the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung Cultural Heritage Aboriginal Corporation in celebration of NAIDOC Week. In this session children will learn Woi-wurrung greetings, numbers, animals, and body parts from Wurundjeri Educators. Each child will receive a boomerang to paint and take home. Ages 4–10.

Happening across all libraries the week beginning 29 June.

Event series link: https://libraryevents.mvcc.vic.gov.au/series?sn=NAIDOC+Week

(Bookings open 22 June at 10am)

Join The Australian Ballet Education & Outreach team for a fun and creative week of dancing! Explore warm-ups, dance exercises, and choreographic games, and learn the choreography of a new First Nations-led ballet.

There are two workshops for ages 6-8 and 9-13, with participants attending each of the four days. On the final day, students will get the opportunity to perform to friends and family, along-side a performance by the Australian Ballet Education and Outreach team. 

The residency is designed to assist in supporting confidence, resilience, and teamwork skills. It also supports individual needs and skill levels. The program is accessible to all children regardless of learning styles or physical abilities. No previous ballet experience required.

Expect to move, have fun and be creative!

In partnership with Melbourne Fashion Lab

Learn to repair and restyle your clothes in this fun, beginner-friendly workshop on hand-sewing and visible mending. Bring your own clothes and gain practical skills to give well-loved garments a creative second life. Ages 12–18.

Ascot Vale Library
Monday 29 June, 11am

https://libraryevents.mvcc.vic.gov.au/event?id=226365

Is your little one learning to ride their bike? Book into an Essendon Traffic School session, and learn the fundamentals of bike and road safety in an immersive and interactive environment.