April 24-30
Best of Brunswick
A weekly guide to what’s on and things to do in Postcode 3056 and surrounds. Compiled by Poppy Searle
MARKET
What: FUNdraising Market Stalls
Where: Brunswick Uniting church, 212 Sydney Rd, Brunswick
When: 10.45-11.30am, Sunday, April 28
Join Brunswick Uniting Church during morning tea for a market selling craft items, baked goods, preserves, plants, seeds, and a clothing exchange. This event is a fundraiser for the Olive Way Community program and coincides with the Welcoming Ceremony during worship for individuals who have recently (or not so recently) become part of the Brunswick Uniting Church community. Following the ceremony, each person being welcomed will have the opportunity to share their story.
FUNDRAISER
What: Tudor Club: Fundraiser for Headspace
When: from 4pm, Friday, April 26
Where: Stay Gold, 133 Sydney Rd, Brunswick
Cost: $20
Back from an east coast Australian tour, alternative rock duo, Tudor Club will take to the stage for a fundraiser at Stay Gold. All proceeds will go to the Headspace Foundation, aiding youth mental health. Joining them are local acts: The Valiants, Willowbank Grove, Oceans, Mellowtonic, Blue Nude, Busted Chops, and Mutual Friends of Former Lovers.
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COOKING
What: The Cook Program
When: 9.30am-1.30pm every Thursday from May 2 to July 4
Where: Brunswick Neighbourhood House, 43a De Carle St., Brunswick
Cost: $50
At BNH’s The Cook Program, participants learn to prepare, eat and gain an overview of different styles and types of cooking. They will also learn how to cook for a large group during our monthly community lunches. The objective of this course is to develop skills, social connection, and self-confidence to seek further study or work in hospitality.
GIG
What: Holly Moore Quartet
When: 7.30 pm, Thursday, April 25
Where: The JazzLab, 27 Leslie St Brunswick
Cost: $30/$20 concession
Holly Moore brings together her new quartet, featuring Australian Art Orchestra artistic director Aaron Choulai (piano) and Melbourne rhythm section stalwarts Robbie Finch (bass) and Luke Andresen (drums). After being awarded an ABC Jazz Composition Commission, Holly released her first recording ‘Reunion’ to high acclaim in late 2023.
DON’T MISS:
ANZACs of Coburg Cemetery: 1.30-3.30pm, Thursday, April 25 at Coburg Cemetery. More information
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