Silvers Circus – one of Australia’s most iconic and longest running circuses- is celebrating an incredible milestone: 50 years of setting the standard, bringing wonder and wow to adults and children alike, and being Australia’s Greatest Circus! And there’s no better way to mark this golden anniversary than under the air-cooled comfort of our famous big top, right here in Mornington! The 2026 season brings a production that reflects exactly why Silvers has stood tall for 5 decades. What can you expect from them this year? Well, pure amazement, as always! Feminine acrobats defying gravity and flexibility, adrenaline driven guys…
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AN eight-week life drawing program will begin at Kingston Arts Centre next month. The program is run by artist Belinda Wilson, who says “life drawing is a powerful way to develop artistic skills and mindfulness.” “Life drawing encourages us to pause, slow down, and connect with creativity. This program gives people the chance to build confidence while exploring, learning, and growing their creativity,” Wilson said. The program will see artists work with a professional live nude model in a studio environment. Classes begin on Wednesday, 11 February and run for eight weeks. For more information visit kingstonarts.com.au First published in…
Compiled by Cameron McCullough THE monthly meeting of the Frankston Traders’ Association was held at “The Tangerine” last night (Thursday). In the unavoidable absence of the president (Cr. J. Bradbury) the vice-president (Mr. C. J. Pope) occupied the chair. Other members, present were: Mrs. T. Marshall, Messrs. C. Meredith, L. Davis (secretary), C. Parnell, Moore, McFarlane, Royle, J. Nolan, H. Hiscock, G.Apthorpe, H. C. Barclay, and L. J. Ward. On the right side A balance-sheet of the recent carnival, concerts, etc., was presented by Mr. C. Meredith and proved to be very satisfactory. The chairman stated that though perhaps the…
MEMBERS of Parkdale Tennis Club have been saving up for clubroom upgrades, raising nearly $500 by collecting drink bottles and cans for the Container Deposit Scheme. The club has used the money to purchase and install recycled plastic seating to replace its worn-out seating around the courts. Parkdale Tennis Club digital co-ordinator Carolyn Watters said she used the club website and social media to encourage members to take part in the Container Deposit Scheme drive.“The scheme helps offset costs the club would normally need to budget for separately,” she said. “For smaller clubs like ours, that makes a real difference.…
IMPROVED accessibility measures will be introduced at the year’s Frankston Waterfront Festival with money from a federal government grant. This year’s Waterfront Festival will feature large LED screens on the main stage to enhance sightlines and publish real-time accessibility information, safety messaging, and program updates. The screen has been paid for using part of a $95,000 “Revive Live” grant from the federal government. The 2026 Waterfront Festival, held over 6 and 7 February, will be headlined by Hockey Dad. Joining the Australian rock group on the lineup are Jack Botts and Gordi, Sunshine and Disco Faith Choir, John Course, The…