Youth

Valley Youth and Avenue Productions presents… Y2K Rewind, a FREE dance party for young people in Moonee Valley aged 12-17!
Step into the vortex and enter the time of low-rise jeans, frosted tips and flip phones for one unforgettable night! Grab your best Y2K inspired fit and get ready for an evening of nostalgia with activities such as:

🎧 Live DJ sets playing 2000’s hits

🪮 Y2K hair styling station

📸 Photobooth

✨ Bedazzling

🍴 Snacks & drinks

🙂 Chill space

+more!

Spots are limited so grab your ticket now!

Please note

🎟️ Tickets are required for entry — make sure you grab yours in advance!
🚫 This is a no pass-out event, once you enter, you will not be permitted to leave and re-enter. Attendees must be collected by a guardian.
👍The event is a fully supervised, drug, alcohol, vape and smoke free event.

🕛 A parent & guardian waiting area will be available with refreshments

⚠️There may be flashing lights which can trigger photosensitive epilepsy

Getting there

Train – Just a 5-minute walk from Flemington Bridge Train Station or a 15 minute walk from Newmarket Train Station.

Tram – The nearest tram stop is Stop 23 on the 59 tram line which stops right outside the venue.

Bus – Route 959 Mooltan St/Mt Alexander Rd #24 is a 3 minute walk away.

Parking – There is free parking at the venue and along nearby side streets. There is also bike parking available.

Accessibility

We aim for our events to be as accessible as possible. The event venue is wheelchair accessible, and there is an elevator on site. There are gender neutral and wheelchair accessible toilets on site. There will be a chill space available at the event, and a social story will be uploaded to the event page and our social media. If you would like to discuss accessibility needs please get in touch with us at youth@mvcc.vic.gov.au or call 9243 1225.

About Avenue Productions

This event was planned by young people in Moonee Valley City Council’s Avenue Productions group and funded through the Amplify program. Amplify is a Victorian Government initiative that supports young Victorians to get involved in their community by planning and running drug, smoke, vaping and alcohol-free music and cultural events for other young people.

Need more info? See our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for more information! Or contact us and we’d be happy to help.

📞 – 03 9243 1225

✉️- youth@mvcc.vic.gov.au

We acknowledge the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung people as traditional custodians of the land this event will take place on and we pay respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Elders, past, present and emerging.

If you’re passionate about pop culture, this one is for you! Get ready to flex your brain cells, drop some knowledge, and maybe even win a prize or two.

Bring your friends or come solo – we’ll help you find a team on the night if you need one!

What to expect

• Fast-paced, hilarious pop culture themed trivia rounds
• Prizes for top teams
• Pizza and snacks
• A great way to meet new people or rep your crew
• Lucky dip prize for everyone who attends!

Spaces are limited – bookings essential!

This is a drug, alcohol, smoke and vape free event.

Additional information

To create a safe space that belongs to young people, this activity is for 18-25 year olds only. Support workers are encouraged to attend if the person has support needs – please let us know these upon registration. All Valley Youth events are all facilitated by trained Youth Workers. If you wish to meet our friendly staff before the event you are welcome to arrive up to fifteen minutes early. Alternatively you can reach out to our team by calling (03) 9243 1225 or emailing us at youth@mvcc.vic.gov.au.

Accessibility

Accessibility: We aim for our events to be as accessible as possible. The Clocktower is wheelchair accessible space and there are accessible bathrooms on site. If you would like to discuss accessibility needs and how we can support you please get in touch with us at youth@mvcc.vic.gov.au or call 9243 1225.

Have questions or want more info?

• youth@mvcc.vic.gov.au
• 9243 1225
• mvcc.vic.gov.au/youth

Code of Conduct – Participant Expectations

All programs are fully supervised by Valley Youth staff, however staff are unable to prevent people from leaving the activity and are not responsible for them once they leave the activity space.

Valley Youth expects high standards of behaviour from all participants, staff and volunteers to create a safe and inclusive environment, free from discrimination, sexism, bullying, harassment, verbal or physical abuse, or any other antisocial behaviours.

All Valley Youth activities are strictly drug, alcohol, smoke and vape-free. These items are not permitted at any activity. Participants must not attend activities in an intoxicated state or under the influence of drugs or alcohol. If a person arrives intoxicated or with prohibited items, they will be asked to leave the activity immediately.

As a participant in a Valley Youth activity, you are responsible for ensuring your behaviour does not make others feel unsafe or compromise the safety of the group. While Valley Youth will always do its best to manage challenging situations, serious misbehaviour may result in removal from the activity. Participants are expected to treat equipment respectfully and keep activity spaces clean and tidy.

Privacy Statement

The personal information provided on this form has been collected by Moonee Valley City Council for the purpose of gaining informed consent to take and use any photograph, footage or audio of you at the event specified in the form. The personal information will be used by Council for that primary purpose or directly related purposes. The personal information collected will not be disclosed unless required by law. If the information is not collected you will not be included in any photograph, footage or audio. You may apply to Council for access to and/or amendment of the information on this form and such requests should be made to Customer Service on 9243 8888. Program age varies between 12-25 (with some programs being available to all ages).

Valley Youth acknowledges the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung people as Traditional Owners of the land this activity will take place on and we pay respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Elders, past, present and emerging.