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

Dancing Story provides an interactive dance and storytelling session for children aged 3-5, hosted by the Australian Ballet Education and Outreach team. 

Participants will explore the story of Wonderland, an adaptation of Lewis Carroll’s famous storybook. Join us for an adventure into Wonderland through dance, music, costumes, characters, and a tea party… or two! 

These workshops are designed to be accessible regardless of learning styles or physical abilities. 

No previous dance experience is required. 

Dance, costumes, music and Lewis Carroll’s ‘Wonderland’! Bring your little ones along to ‘Dancing Story’, an interactive dance and storytelling session for children aged 3-5, hosted in Clocktower Centre’s beautiful Children’s Space.

Session times

• 9.30am
• 10.30am
• 11.30am
• 1.30pm

Bring your little ones along to our popular weekly playground sessions, featuring a range of activities and toys to support your child’s development.

Happy Hearts is free play with a short guided group singalong.

This is a great way to meet other families, support your child’s learning and have fun!

For bookings or enquiries, please email WomenFamilies-Djerring@mvcc.vic.gov.au or call Djerring Flemington Hub on 8325 1800

Dancing Story provides an interactive dance and storytelling session for children aged 3-5, hosted by the Australian Ballet Education and Outreach team. 

Participants will explore the story of Wonderland, an adaptation of Lewis Carroll’s famous storybook. Join us for an adventure into Wonderland through dance, music, costumes, characters, and a tea party… or two! 

These workshops are designed to be accessible regardless of learning styles or physical abilities. 

No previous dance experience is required. 

Dancing Story provides an interactive dance and storytelling session for children aged 3-5, hosted by the Australian Ballet Education and Outreach team. 

Participants will explore the story of Wonderland, an adaptation of Lewis Carroll’s famous storybook. Join us for an adventure into Wonderland through dance, music, costumes, characters, and a tea party… or two! 

These workshops are designed to be accessible regardless of learning styles or physical abilities. 

No previous dance experience is required. 

Dancing Story provides an interactive dance and storytelling session for children aged 3-5, hosted by the Australian Ballet Education and Outreach team. 

Participants will explore the story of Wonderland, an adaptation of Lewis Carroll’s famous storybook. Join us for an adventure into Wonderland through dance, music, costumes, characters, and a tea party… or two! 

These workshops are designed to be accessible regardless of learning styles or physical abilities. 

No previous dance experience is required. 

This monthly series invites you to discover captivating stories within the visual arts realm and connect with our local creative community. 

Led by art educator, Adrian Montana, each session begins with an informal gathering over a cup of tea or coffee, fostering connections among participants with a shared interest in art and culture. Whether you’re a seasoned art lover or just starting your journey, this is an inclusive space for everyone. 

Free, bookings essential.

Bring your little ones along to our popular weekly playground sessions, featuring a range of activities and toys to support your child’s development.

Happy Hearts is free play with a short guided group singalong.

This is a great way to meet other families, support your child’s learning and have fun!

For bookings or enquiries, please email WomenFamilies-Djerring@mvcc.vic.gov.au or call Djerring Flemington Hub on 8325 1800

Direct from a sell-out season at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, don’t miss Jimeoin’s hilarious new show Pandemonium. 

A night spent with this comedy legend is not only funny but full of handy tips. Jimeoin will teach you how to make your bed with very little effort, how to prank your partner and get away with it and how to talk dirty in a nice way…. you’ll come out the other side having laughed yourself stupid and maybe with a life hack or two. 

Have you ever wondered what goes on inside Jimeoin’s head? By the end of this show you’ll know that it’s absolute Pandemonium! 

The Wobbly Wallaby just can’t hop in a straight line, no matter how hard she tries! She is easily distracted and is often running late. She just does not seem to do things the way the other wallabies do… 

The Wobbly Wallaby & the Absolute Bandicoot is a new, heartwarming children’s production for 3–8-year-old and their families, based on the book by local author Prema Nishan. 

Join Jem, Damo, Wobbly Wallaby, a Groovy Wombat, and the Absolute Bandicoot on this enchanting musical adventure – a tale of friendship and empathy, in a sensitively crafted celebration of neurodiversity.

The traffic school is open for public sessions (excluding public holidays and long weekends);

• Saturday morning 10:00am – 12:00pm
• School holidays (Monday – Friday) 10:00am – 12:00pm and 1.00pm-3.00pm

Monday and Wednesday are considered junior sessions, for children aged strictly between 2 – 6 years inclusive.

Children aged 7 and over will not be permitted to ride during junior public sessions but are welcome at all other sessions.

All other sessions are available for children aged 2-10 years.

Scooters and skateboards are not permitted at the Traffic School.

Sessions are capped at 30 children.

It is strongly encouraged for children to bring their own bicycles. A limited number of bicycles will be available for use.

Birthday parties are not permitted during public sessions.

The Wobbly Wallaby just can’t hop in a straight line, no matter how hard she tries! She is easily distracted and is often running late. She just does not seem to do things the way the other wallabies do… 

The Wobbly Wallaby & the Absolute Bandicoot is a new, heartwarming children’s production for 3–8-year-old and their families, based on the book by local author Prema Nishan. 

Join Jem, Damo, Wobbly Wallaby, a Groovy Wombat, and the Absolute Bandicoot on this enchanting musical adventure – a tale of friendship and empathy, in a sensitively crafted celebration of neurodiversity.