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(Co-hosts required) 🎨 Street Art Photo Walk & Conversation - Fitzroy
Sun, Sep 20, 6:30 AM***\*\*Interested in co-hosting this event? Message Sarah Rus to learn more\*\*\**** Join us at 4:30pm for a relaxed street art walk through Fitzroy, exploring laneways, murals and hidden creative spots while conversation unfolds naturally along the way. **Where to meet:** out the back of 322 Brusbwick Street - look for the group on the footpath. We start walking at 4:45pm sharp. If you love photography, bring your camera or smartphone (charged) to snap some fun photos along the way. We often pose in front of our favourite artworks. Be prepared to be silly with us 🤪 (optional, of course.) This event is about moving at a comfortable pace, noticing what's around us, and letting conversation unfold organically as we walk. There's no need for art knowledge - curiosity is more than enough. The walk has a light structure to help things flow, but nothing rigid. You're welcome to chat as much or as little as you like, and enjoy the experience your own way. Running late? Use the map in the photos to catch us up, and keep an eye on the group as we move between laneways. **Recommended:** download the [Street Art Cities](https://streetartcities.com/) app, which we'll use to hunt down the art. After the walk (around 6pm) you're welcome to stay on for dinner nearby - completely optional. Head back to where we started and choose between: * Hecho En Mexico, 326 Brunswick Street * Yeshi Ethiopian Restaurant, 328 Brunswick Street * Tawooq Fitzroy Lebanese, 329 Brunswick Street Have a chat on the walk and decide together where you'd like to eat. Best suited to adults who are **young-at-heart** and enjoy exploring the city, being outdoors and connecting through shared experiences. Most of our members are somewhere between 25 and 50. Strictly 18+. Sometimes the day doesn't go entirely to plan - a laneway is closed, the group spreads out, the weather turns. That's part of it. Come as you are, keep an eye on the plan, and enjoy what's in front of you. Conversation's an invitation here, never an obligation. Can't wait to see who shows up. \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\- **HOST RESOURCES:** [https://mastercoaches.net/good-conversation-club-questions.pdf](https://mastercoaches.net/good-conversation-club-questions.pdf) Print double sided. Cut up cards. Hand out at start of event. Guide people to introduce themselves to other guests eg eg talk to someone wearing the same colour or someone who is similar height.
Art Nest: Fun evening of art and chats 💖🎨
Tue, Sep 8, 8:30 AMHi everyone!! This is our women’s only weekly Art Club 🥹🎨🩷 [Reserve tickets here 🩷](https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/1999418153520?aff=oddtdtcreator) What is Art Nest? Art Nest is a midweek creative reset for women who wants to spend a couple of hours creating, meeting like-minded people and unwinding. We get together at The Angry Dog, just a short walk from Southern Cross Station, for an evening of art, chats, snacks and good vibes. There’s a different theme each week to spark some ideas, but there’s no pressure to follow it. Bring your own ideas, experiment with the materials or see where the evening takes you. What's Included? 🎨 All art materials Everything you need to get creative, including paints, pastels, pencils, pens and more. 🥨 Snacks & treats A few snacks to keep you going while you create. 🖼️ A different creative theme every week A little inspiration to get you started, with plenty of room to make it your own. 🫶 A relaxed, social space Come with friends or come solo. Chat, create and meet new people in a laid-back setting. ✏️ Guided art support We’ll be around throughout the evening if you want a little help, inspiration or a second opinion. 💭 No artistic experience needed Art Nest is about enjoying the process, not creating a masterpiece. Beginners are very welcome! The details 📍 The Angry Dog Bar 🗓️ Tuesday Evenings ⏰ 6:30–8:30pm 🎟️ $20 per person Payment is made on arrival via PayID, bank transfer or cash. If you can no longer make the event, please cancel your ticket or let us know within 24 hours so we can reallocate your spot. Failure to do so may affect your ability to book future events.
Expressions of the Soul: Creativity and Connection
Sun, Sep 20, 1:00 AM🌿 Take a gentle pause this month as we connect, reflect and explore: **"Expressions of the Soul: Creativity and Connection"**. **SoulTime** offers a welcoming space for reflection, meaningful conversation and connection in a peaceful setting overlooking nature. Sessions include reading a selection of short quotations from diverse cultures, faiths, philosophies and perspectives, followed by open group discussion around uplifting themes relevant to everyday life. This month, we'll explore the ways creativity and the arts can touch something deeper within us. Do we all have a creative spirit, even if we don't think of ourselves as "creative"? How can music, art, words, movement and other forms of expression help us connect with ourselves, with one another, and with something beyond ourselves? Together, we'll reflect on the ways creativity can open our hearts, help us communicate what words cannot, bring us joy and beauty, and create meaningful connections with others. 🌱 To help make SoulTime accessible for families, we are continuing our **SoulTime Kids** program! This is a parallel session for primary-aged children that runs adjacent to the grown-up discussion, exploring the theme **(this month: creativity)** through their own age-appropriate, creative, reflective and fun activities. The kids' session is facilitated by a qualified primary school teacher or youth worker (with current Working with Children Checks). SoulTime is open to everyone regardless of background, beliefs or life stage. Light refreshments will be served following the group discussion. We hope you can join us! ☕✨
Inclusive Grief Circle: Honouring Loss Through Ceremony, Community & Creativity
Sun, Sep 13, 8:30 AMRead reviews from past participants [here](https://www.greenhousecreativesanctuary.com/inclusivegrief) “Grief has never been private, it has always been communal. Subconsciously, we are awaiting the presence of others, before we can feel safe enough to drop to our knees on the holy ground of sorrow. For the most part, grief is not a problem to be solved, not a condition to be medicated, but a deep encounter with an essential experience of being human. Grief becomes problematic when the conditions needed to help us work with grief are absent.” - Francis Weller Our primary association with grief is the loss of a loved one but there are so many kinds of losses that don't have formal ceremonies that are important to honour. Unprocessed grief can accumulate in weight, dulling our senses and capacity for aliveness. This is a safe, supportive space for all shapes, sizes and textures of grief- for the loss of our loved ones, for the childhood we did not get to have, for the parts of ourselves that have been rejected and exiled, for friendships and relationships with ambiguous endings, for homes and communities we are distanced from and miss, for the suffering of the world and our fellow beings. This inclusive grief circle is also an advocacy for compassionate and attentive grief work, for reshaping our understanding of and relationship with grief. It is a holding space, a container, a time and a deep permission to acknowledge our emotions, our connections, the ways we have been touched and transformed, and our humanity. We will make art in response to the Grief Deck, share and witness each other’s stories and journeys, and co-create a group nature mandala together. **Please bring a jar and 8-10 similar natural objects (8 flowers or 8 sticks or 8 stones).** If you are facing financial hardship, please key in CONCESSION as a promo code for a discounted price of $25. If that is still difficult, please email me at greenhouse.arttherapy@gmail.com. No one will be turned away. **Please also note:** * This is an art-therapy informed community-based creative workshop, and is not intended to replace individual or group therapy, and is also not for emergency crisis support or intervention. * If you are comfortable with me taking photos of you and/or your artwork for learning and supervision purposes, and to offer others a sense of what the workshop is like, please let me know at the start of the session. Your participation would be greatly appreciated! * While the estimated time is 2 hours, it might overrun depending on the size of the group and the conversations we are having so please allow some grace for that.
A Creative Morning in Nature
Sat, Sep 12, 12:00 AMA Creative Morning in Nature— *spring landscape sketching this month* :) (Self-Guided) Saturday, 12 September, 10:00am — 12:00pm University of Divinity (outside gardens) 90 Albion Road, Box Hill 3128 This is a quiet, self-guided (untutored) space to slow down, create, and spend time alongside others. Please bring your own materials. It’s a morning to create unhurriedly in the beautiful spring — to make, reflect, and simply be. Through art, we hope to create a gentle space for connection, encouragement, and shared presence. We hope this will become a simple monthly rhythm — a place to keep returning to, to create, connect, and enjoy the process together. If this resonates with you, feel free to RSVP here.
Sketching at Bundoora Homestead
Fri, Oct 16, 12:00 AMHey Guys, For this event, we'll be sketching at Bundoora Homestead. A Queen Anne Federation styled, heritage home built in 1900 on Wurundjeri grounds by John Matthews and Vincent Smith. The property had previously served as a family home and repatriation facility before being refurbished as a public gallery in 2001. **Meetup Details:** We'll be meeting at the centre entrance at **11:00am** before making our way to the Cafe (adjacent to the exhibition entrance.) I've booked a table for 11 people. You guys can chill, draw, have something to eat/drink, and soak in the view of the Mansion gardens before viewing the exhibition upstairs. Or if you want, do it the other way around. *If you're looking to eat something substantial, I highly recommend having lunch beforehand as the cafe only serves light refreshments* **Public Transport and Parking:** **Route 86 tram** You can get off either at **Mt Cooper Dr** or **Greenwood Dr** to get to the homestead. **Mt Cooper Dr** (quicker route in my opinion) * Turn **Right onto Mt Cooper Dr** * Turn **Left at Boadle Rd** * Turn **Right on JV Smith Street (no through Road)** * **Walk Right on Snake Gully Dr** till you see a **wooden gate**, the main entrance is accessible from there. **Greenwood Dr:** * Turn Right onto Greenwood Dr and continue straight down the pathway near the cricket grounds till you see the homestead. **Parking:** * Parking is located directly in front of the venue and it's free :) Looking forward to meeting you guys there :)
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