We would love to see you over the next few months!
We have an all star line up to share with you!
From live music to visual art and independent theatre, Kingston Arts will dazzle and delight the whole family.
In July, our live music program – Live at City Hall – returns to Moorabbin with ARIA award-winning artists Eskimo Joe and Ella Hooper . Australian music icons take to the stage as our flagship program continues to roll out throughout the year.
We are also delighted to host Melbourne’s best and brightest with SLAP. BANG. KISS. , a new production from the Melbourne Theatre Company and award-winning playwright, Dan Giovannoni.
Magnify , our artist-in-residence program, returns with new opportunities for visual artists. Magnify is a new initiative that encourages creation, collaboration, and career progression for artists in residence at one of our many venues.
Our family program returns with audience favourites Children are Stinky and the Kaleidoscope School Holiday Program
Our venues are filled with inclusive theatre and music performances, including the fabulous Morning Melodies and Moviehouse programs, as well as a brand-new comedy showcase at Shirley Burke Theatre.
To be the first to receive programming updates from our team follow Kingston Arts on Instagram and Facebook, and sign up to our Newsletter. Keep reading here, there is bound to be more than just one thing to add to your calendar! We can’t wait see you for Kingston Arts: Season 2 (July to December).
Cr Jenna Davey-Burns Mayor, City of Kingston
Live at City Hall: Eskimo Joe
Experience the energy of one of Australia’s most celebrated bands.
Prepare for an intimate evening with rock legends Eskimo Joe as they embark on a national tour, gracing the stages of the nation’s most picturesque theatres. The ARIA awardwinning Fremantle trio will bring their all-acoustic set to Kingston City Hall for one night only, with support from Yorta Yorta singer-songwriter Scott Darlow.
Brace yourself for a nostalgia rush as the band breathes new life into their iconic hits. This is an evening not to be missed.
Eskimo Joe has a sound that is all their own. They don’t sound like anyone else, and no-one sounds like them. — Glam Adelaide
Performance
Saturday 6 July, 8pm
Duration 90 minutes
Location
Kingston City Hall
979-985 Nepean Hwy
Moorabbin
Admission
General $60
Concession $50
Group 4+ $50
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Live at City Hall: Ella Hooper
Witness the singer-songwriter in her element.
Ella Hooper’s solo career is flourishing. After three hit albums as the enigmatic frontwoman of Killing Heidi, the singer-songwriter is returning to her country roots.
Hooper’s 2023 album Small Town Temple , with its lyricdriven folk and Americana-influenced songs, was widely hailed as a new beginning for the artist.
Experience Hooper’s deeply personal songwriting and the warm sounds of guitar and banjo. She’ll be joined onstage by multi-instrumentalist Michael Hubbard and supported by artist Melody Pool.
Earthy and heartfelt ... full of love – for life, for people. — Sunburnt Country Music
Performance Friday 26 July, 8pm
Duration 95 minutes
Location
Kingston City Hall 979-985 Nepean Hwy
Moorabbin
Admission
General $60
Concession $50
Group 4+ $50
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SLAP. BANG. KISS.
Three explosive events capture the world’s attention.
SLAP. A video of 16-year-old Immi hitting a security officer goes viral. BANG. Sofia’s impassioned speech for victims of a school shooting makes international news. KISS. Two boys lock lips, attempting to set the world record for the longest kiss.
This Melbourne Theatre Company production tracks the interlocking stories of three teens who find themselves transformed into symbols of revolution. Exploring themes of activism and hope, SLAP. BANG. KISS. is aimed at highschool students, but proves mature enough to engage us all. This event will feature a post-show Q&A with the artists.
Snappily directed ... gripping, always entertaining ... — Time Out Melbourne
Performance
Friday 16 August, 1pm & 7pm
Duration
60 minutes
Q&A 15 minutes
Location
Shirley Burke Theatre 64 Parkers Rd, Parkdale
Admission
General $40
Concession $28
Group 4+ $28
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The Fence
On a quiet suburban street, a fence between two houses is torn down. Only a dirt line and human decency keep prying eyes out.
In this gripping drama from independent theatre company 29 Scenes, acclaimed playwright Fleur Murphy explores how systemic violence and misogyny crop up in our own backyards.
Performed solo by Louisa Mignone, The Fence follows one woman as she discovers what lurks next door. The neighbour keeps locking herself out. Troubling sounds late at night become impossible not to hear. Should she do something? Is it her place to get involved?
Unflinchingly examines the threads of violence in our society with delicacy, insight and humour. — Stage Whispers
Performance Friday 23 August, 7.30pm
Duration 85 minutes
Location
Kingston Arts Centre
979-985 Nepean Hwy
Moorabbin
Admission
General $35
Concession $25
Group 4+ $25
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The Heart Whispers and Whirls
Delve into the rich folk traditions stretching from South Sudan to the Balkans in this transportive performance which unites multilingual stories, melodies and rhythms of distant homelands.
The Resonant Heart is an international ensemble comprising Sudanese poet Nyaluelit ‘Lizzy’ Kuoth, Indian classical sitarist Sarita McHarg, Iranian artists Vahideh Eisaei and Elnaz Sheshgelani, and the Balkan and Sephardic Jewish music trio SARAY Iluminado Femme.
The collective will perform an original composition featuring a kaleidoscopic array of poetry, song, dance and shadow puppetry. A Q&A with the artists will take place post-show. Questions in English, Hindi, Farsi, Nuer, Greek, Bosnian, Serbian and Croatian are welcome.
Performance
Saturday 10 August, 7pm
Duration 60 minutes
Location
Shirley Burke Theatre
64 Parkers Rd, Parkdale
Admission
General
Concession
Children
BOOKING FEES APPLY
The Resonant Heart: Music Workshops
Learn music and storytelling from around the world in this series of workshops.
Singers of all levels are welcome at ‘The Beauty of Indian Songs’, where Dr Sarita McHarg teaches traditional Indian folk singing with lightness, ease and humour.
‘The Naghali (Persian Movement Theatre)’ workshop is also accessible for all. You’ll learn an ancient style of dramatic storytelling which centres on movement and the human voice.
In ‘The Songs from the Rose Garden’, you’ll delve into the melodies of Sevdah, a traditional vocal form from Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Sephardic Jewish women’s songs. This one’s best suited to community musicians and professionals.
Workshop series
Saturday 10 August 2pm, 3pm & 4pm
Duration 60 minutes
Location
Shirley Burke Theatre
64 Parkers Rd, Parkdale
Admission
General $20
Multi-Pass $28–36
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Funny Mummies Cabaret Spectacular
Call the babysitter and gather your gal pals – you won’t want to miss this fabulous night of laughter and song.
Headed by award-winning comedian and mum of six Jenny Wynter, the Funny Mummies Cabaret Spectacular blends music and comedy to poke fun at all the shit parts of parenthood – the epic mothering fails and the everrelatable domestic dramas.
Wynter’s goal is to improve mental health through humour. Her promise? You’ll cackle, you’ll shriek, you’ll make like Patrick Swayze and have the time of your life.
Pre-Show Writing Workshop
Prior to the performance, join us for the ‘Funny Mummies Writing Workshop’ with Jenny Wynter. For more information please visit kingstonarts.com.au
Performance
Saturday 14 Sept, 7.30pm
Duration
Dahlin! It’s the Jeanne Little Show
A heartwarming portrait of one of Australia’s most treasured entertainers.
Gold Logie winner Jeanne Little was the most popular woman on Australian television in the mid-1970s. The beloved performer, known for her infectious personality and flamboyant outfits, even sang for Princess Diana and toured shows worldwide playing Marlene Dietrich and Marilyn Monroe.
Dahlin! It’s The Jeanne Little Show stars Caroline Ferguson as the titular heroine, whose life is recounted seamlessly through song and story. Tracing Jeanne’s humble beginnings to her youthful years in London, to her marriage with Barry Little and her attempts to become a mother and TV star, this play is a loving ode to a fabulous Australian entertainment icon – a woman who did things her way.
Performance
Sunday 24 November, 2pm
Duration
50 minutes
Location
Shirley Burke Theatre 64 Parkers Rd
Parkdale
Admission
General $35
Concession $30
Group 4+ $30
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Arj Barker: The Mind Field
Australia’s funniest adopted Californian sets out to answer life’s biggest questions.
All of reality – at least what we know of it – exists exclusively in our minds. Armed with this knowledge, comedy-festival favourite Arj Barker is investigating the existential questions: why are we here? Are we alone in the universe? Why does it hurt when we pee?
Performing his new show The Mind Field , Barker will crack you up and leave you wondering: is it all in your head? Bring your mates along for the ride, but leave the kids at home (unless you want them picking up new curse words).
One of my favourite headliners. — The Comic’s Comic
Performance
Saturday 27 July, 8pm
Duration 90 minutes
Location
Kingston City Hall
979-985 Nepean Hwy
Moorabbin
Admission
General $50–55
BOOKING FEES APPLY
Melbourne Comedy Showcase
Keen for a laugh but can’t decide which comedian to see? This is the show for you.
The Melbourne Comedy Showcase gathers the country’s best comics under one roof for one huge night of hilarity.
The line-up includes Dave O’Neil ( Spicks and Specks, Have You Been Paying Attention? ), Brad Oakes and Geraldine Quinn, plus up-and-coming star Billy Stiles.
Perfect for friends, family, retirees, boomers and gen Xers, this show’s got something for everyone – including picky teenagers.
This performance is suitable for adults and teens aged 16+.
Performance Friday 25 October, 7.30pm
Duration 2 hours, 10 minutes
Location
Shirley Burke Theatre
64 Parkers Rd, Parkdale
Admission
General $45
Concession
$40
Group 4+ $40
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Children are Stinky
Roll up, roll up! Circus Trick Tease’s family-friendly show brings gravity-defying acrobatics and non-stop belly laughs.
Join performers Sam and Josie (Circus Oz, The Little Red Trapeze Company) in this rollicking children’s comedy brimming with daredevil stunts and hula-hoop hijinks.
Suitable for ages 3–12, the interactive show invites little ones to the stage as Sam and Josie set out to prove that children do indeed stink. (They’re wrong, of course.)
Set in the ’90s, with plenty of in-jokes and a nostalgic, cleverly choreographed routine, this is a spectacle parents can appreciate too.
Performance Friday 5 July, 10am & 12.30pm
Duration 50 minutes
Location
Kingston City Hall
979-985 Nepean Hwy Moorabbin
Admission
General $20
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A Little Bit of Blue
Does your little one enjoy detective work? Hunt for clues together in this interactive puppetry show.
Small things keep disappearing from Mrs Mavis Hooley’s home: clothes pegs, a teacup, a ball of wool. Then the thief takes it one step too far. Now the detective’s here to investigate. Can you help him solve this peculiar case?
Puppeteer Jenny Ellis has created a show peppered with fun environmental facts, allowing participants to learn about Australia’s fascinating satin bowerbird as they unravel the mystery at hand.
This performance is suitable for families and children aged 3–10.
Performance
Tuesday 9 July, 10am & 1pm
Duration
40 minutes
Location
Shirley Burke Theatre 64 Parkers Rd, Parkdale
Admission
General $20
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Puppetry of Paper Workshop
Scrunch, rip, twist, tear! How many things can you do with a piece of paper?
This workshop is based on Bunraku-style puppetry, a traditional Japanese form of theatre which involves multiple puppeteers working closely together to operate one puppet.
Jenny Ellis, a puppeteer of more than two decades, will show participants how to make a unique paper puppet. Participants will learn how to bring their creation to life, and come away with a range of skills that can be applied to any kind of puppetry.
This workshop is recommended for ages 3 and up. Adult supervision is required for children under 6.
Performance
Tuesday 9 July, 2pm
Duration
60 minutes
Location
Shirley Burke Theatre 64 Parkers Rd, Parkdale
Admission
General $10
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The Librarian
Get swept up in this bookish circus adventure.
Paul-Émile Dumoulin seems like a regular librarian. The only problem? As soon as he gets his nose in a book, reality disappears, giving way to the crazy worlds between the pages.
Follow Paul-Émile as he suddenly turns into strange and silly characters, performing acrobatics, juggling, breakdancing and beatboxing. Just how far will reading take him?
This show blends circus arts, clowning and physical theatre, inviting young audiences to discover a passion for reading and the power of their imagination. Suitable for families, teens and tweens.
Performance
Saturday 21 September, 10am & 12pm
Duration
50 minutes
Location
Shirley Burke Theatre 64 Parkers Rd, Parkdale
Admission
General $20
BOOKING FEES APPLY
You’re an Instrument!
Join a magical science experiment that turns people into musical instruments.
Welcome to The Travelling Airsticks Laboratory’s ‘workshop gone rogue’, a place where real-life scientists and musicians take kids on a wild ride through the history of sound and music.
This interactive show is a collaborative effort between its zany presenters and participants, who use both acoustic sounds and the very latest technology to make tunes together. Here, every moment, thought and emotion can become music.
If your youngster loves getting hands-on with science, storytelling and sound art, they’ll appreciate this unique experience.
Performance
Thursday 26 September, 11am
Duration
45 minutes
Location
Kingston City Hall
979-985 Nepean Hwy
Moorabbin
Admission
General $20
BOOKING FEES APPLY
Kaleidoscope School Holiday Program
Creative arts workshops for hands-on learning.
Kaleidoscope is our school holiday arts program designed to enrich young people’s creativity through active learning, experimentation and artistic creation.
Developed for children aged between 10–17, Kaleidoscope workshops range from acting and improv, dance and music, to craft and visual arts, each offering a chance for kids to find their creative passion.
All sessions are guided by skilled artist-educators and supported by dedicated staff. Visit our website for the full list of workshops available.
Workshop series 23–27 September
Location
Kingston Arts Centre 979-985 Nepean Hwy
Moorabbin
Admission
Starting from $15
BOOKING FEES APPLY
Morning Melodies
Two sensational performances filled with song and dance.
Morning Melodies is back with two feel-good shows to round out the year. How Sweet It Is will see the talented husband-and-wife team Frankie J Holden ( In Melbourne Tonight , Underbelly ) and Michelle Pettigrove ( A Country Practice ) sing and dance their way through tunes about love, marriage and children in this uniquely entertaining show.
Whether you’ve been naughty or nice, you’re welcome to join the Christmas cheer at ’Tis the Season . Cabaret star Jonathan Guthrie-Jones and some very special guests will have you singing along to your favourite carols and swinging numbers from the likes of Bing Crosby, Judy Garland and Frank Sinatra.
Performance
Tuesday 27 August, 10.30am
Tuesday 17 December, 10.30am
Duration
80 minutes
Location
Kingston City Hall 979-985 Nepean Hwy Moorabbin
Admission
General $15
BOOKING FEES APPLY
Moviehouse
Access a whole year’s worth of movies for $25.
Is this Kingston’s best-kept secret? Moviehouse screens an array of cinematic marvels, spanning the great classics to the hidden gems, taking you on journeys to bygone eras.
An annual membership costs only $25 and offers access to every movie on the weekly program. You’ll also receive a complimentary cuppa before each screening, and the opportunity to spend time with fellow film buffs. What’s not to love?
Screenings
Every Monday 1 July to 16 December (excluding October)
Duration 2 hours (approx)
Location
Kingston City Hall 979-985 Nepean Hwy Moorabbin
Admission
General $25
BOOKING FEES APPLY
Explore public art in Kingston
Kingston is home to a developing public art collection which reflects and celebrates our history, stories, cultures and sense of place.
1 THE CENTAUR (1994)
By Wendy Reiss - Kingston Arts Centre, Moorabbin
2 RESTING PLACE (1999) By Anne RossWestfield Southland
3 WATERWAYS (2008) By Ken Blum - Bowen Park Bridge, Waterside Drive and Westbridge Board Walk, Waterways
4 EXCAVATOR (2008) By Greg JohnsWaterside Drive, Waterways
5 ARGYLE (2007 - 2008)
By CPG AustraliaLake King Circle, Waterways
6 BUNDLE OF STICKS (2008) By Elizabeth Weissensteiner - Clarinda Community Centre, Clarinda
7 HORSE (2009) By Julie SquiresBeach Road, Mordialloc
8 POMPEI’S BOAT (2010) By Julie SquiresPompeis Landing, Mordialloc
9 MOORABBIN JUNCTION (2014) By James BeattieKingston City Hall carpark, Moorabbin
10 TILLAGE (2014)
By Paul Johnson - Roundabout at the intersection of Old Dandenong Rd, Centre Dandenong Rd & Tootal Rd, Dingley Village
11 UNUKOMUNO (2017) By Ian BracegirdleWestall Library and Community Hub, Clayton South
12 NEW RIVIERA (2019)
By Julie Shiels - Mentone Community Piazza, Mentone
13 SEASONAL MIGRANTS (2020)
By Geoffrey CarranChelsea Women’s Sports Centre, Chelsea
14 THE STRAND MURAL (2020)
By Tom Civil - The Strand, Salvation Army, Chelsea
15 THE SHAPE OF MOVEMENT (2021)
By Abbey Rich and Bec Orpin - Ben Kavanagh Reserve, Mordialloc
16 PATTERSON RIVER MURAL (2021)
Matt Adnate - Patterson River Bridge Underpass, Carrum
17 BUTTERFLY RENEWAL & THE MONARCHS (2022)
Murals by Mike Makatron Sculptures by Damian Vick through Artbox - Horscroft Place Pocket Park, Moorabbin
18 BONBIRD (2022)
By James and Eleanor AveryBonbeach Station, Bonbeach
19 THE ART PASS REIMAGINED (2022) By Anu PatelRowy Lane, Chelsea
20 WAA (2022)
By Jenna LeeEdithvale Station, Edithvale
21 PLUMA (2022)
By James TapscottChelsea Station, Chelsea
22 STEREOSCOPIC BOXES (2022)
By David Burrows and Adam Magennis - Chelsea Station, Chelsea
23 RAINDROPS AND SUNBEAMS (2022)
By Debra McNaughtonHazel Pierce Reserve, Mordialloc
24 A LITTLE PIECE OF HOME (2023)
By Carla GottgensFollett Road, Cheltenham
25 FLIGHT PATHS (2023)
By Melanie CapleElder Street South Reserve, Clarinda
26 WORK, PLAY, CONNECT (2023)
By Hayden DewarJean Street Reserve, Cheltenham
Angharad Neal-Williams
Wall to Wall: Mordi Village
World-class murals and street art at your doorstep.
An explosion of colour awaits at the Mordi Village Industrial Precinct. Australia’s beloved street art festival, Wall to Wall, has invited Australian and international artists to transform the Mordi Village Industrial Precinct into an immersive outdoor gallery, reviving old walls with world-class murals.
Spend a day admiring large-scale works from Adnate, Smug, George Rose, Filthy Ratbag, Blo, Fred Battle (Zoer), Justine McAllister, Tommy Day, Drez, Jason Parker as well as Mordi Village resident Kyle Brightside.
The scale of Wall to Wall is unprecedented in Melbourne’s beachside suburbs, and will help cement Mordi Village as a beacon of creativity. — Shaun Hossack, Juddy Roller
Public art installation
Open 24 Hours
Location
Mordialloc Industrial Precinct (between Governor Road and the Epsom Wetlands)
Admission Free Entry
Exhibitions & Artist-led Workshops
Discover galleries, studios and workshops across our spaces in Moorabbin and Parkdale.
Kingston Arts is home to a diverse roster of exhibitions and artist-led workshops. Whether you’re seeking inspiration or looking to expand your own practice, our annual visual arts program has you covered with local artist exhibitions, competitions, artist-led talks and workshops, curated projects, and public projections.
There’s always something new happening across our visual arts spaces, and events are regularly added to our program. Please visit our website for more information.
Locations
G1 Gallery & G2 Gallery
Kingston Arts Centre 979-985 Nepean Hwy, Moorabbin
Wed to Sat, 11am to 4pm
G3 Gallery
64 Parkers Road, Parkdale
Wed to Sat, 11am to 4pm
Galleries are closed on all Victorian public holidays and intermittently for install days.
Learn more kingstonarts.com.au
Magnify: Artist in Residence
Magnify is a residency program hosted across two locations in Moorabbin and Parkdale.
Artists share accessible, multi-purpose studios and experiment with new approaches to their practices, creating a nexus of artistic innovation and cultural exchange. Resident artists also benefit from mentorship and professional development opportunities. Magnify is designed for artists of various styles and needs, providing an environment that encourages creation, collaboration and artistic growth.
To learn more about future Artist in Residence opportunities as well as upcoming workshops, exhibitions and events hosted by the artists, please visit our website.
Location
Kingston Arts Centre 979-985 Nepean Hwy Moorabbin
Shirley Burke Theatre 64 Parkers Rd, Parkdale
Learn more kingstonarts.com.au
Creative Workshops
Connect with community at our weekly art and craft workshops.
Kingston Arts has partnered with Laneway Learning to offer affordable classes that are informal and taught by ordinary people from the local community. They’re less about becoming an expert overnight, and more about getting top tips to take home and practise later.
Pop into our Monday evening workshops and you might come away with knitting know-how, a bush-tucker recipe or a unique piece of art for your walls. Visit our website to see the full program of upcoming classes.
Workshop series
Every Monday, 6:30–8pm
Location
Kingston Arts Centre
979-985 Nepean Hwy
Moorabbin
Admission
Starting from $20
BOOKING FEES APPLY
OptiKA 2024
Submit your snaps to this photography showcase.
Join us as we celebrate the 15th anniversary of OptiKA, an award championing expression through photography.
OptiKA is inviting photographers of all ages and expertise levels from across Victoria to submit their photos in response to the competition theme. Selected works will be featured in the OptiKA 2024 exhibition and gain the chance to be reviewed by industry experts and the general public.
Spread the word! It’s a fantastic opportunity to get inspired and connect with the vibrant photography community in our region.
Competition
Entries Open: 1 July
Entries Close: 16 September
Award Ceremony: 9 October
Exhibition 9 October to 9 November
Location
Kingston Arts Centre 979-985 Nepean Hwy Moorabbin
How to apply kingstonarts.com.au
Our Future (2022) by Lea Szwaja
Youth Art Expo 2024
Showcase your creativity for your chance to win big!
If you’re a young artist aged 12–25, this is your chance to have your work shown in an exhibition — you might even score a prize.
The Youth Art Expo is a free event inviting you to share your talent with the world. Simply submit an artwork that explores the theme of ‘big dreams’. Any medium is welcome, whether it be painting, drawing, sculpture, digital art or anything else that brings your vision to life.
Selected works will be shown at a public exhibition in August and prizes will be awarded on the exhibition launch day.
Competition
Registration: Until 5 July
Entries Open: 6 July
Entries Close: 3 August
Exhibition 9 to 30 August
Location
G1 & G2 Gallery
Kingston Arts Centre 979-985 Nepean Hwy Moorabbin
How to apply kingstonarts.com.au
Venue Hire
Get ready to unleash your imagination as our spaces become the backdrop for your next performance, presentation, dinner, concert, workshop, rehearsal or meeting.
Our range of spaces accommodate anywhere between 10 to 1000 guests, and our professional venue team and production services will ensure your event’s success.
Your staff were absolutely amazing and so helpful. We are so happy we came to Kingston Arts Centre.
— RPS Group
Kingston Arts went above and beyond in every way.
— Casey Philharmonic Orchestra
Venues for Hire
Kingston City Hall 985 Nepean Highway, Moorabbin
Kingston Arts Centre 979 Nepean Highway, Moorabbin
Shirley Burke Theatre 64 Parkers Road, Parkdale
Enquiries
Phone: (03) 9556 4440
Website: kingstonarts.com.au
Kingston Arts is proud to support a vibrant creative community. Discover professional performances and community events, live in our venues.
Jazz-a-oke
Mordialloc Jazz Orchestra | 10 Jul, 7 Aug, 24 Sep, 13 Nov
MLOC
Alice by Heart | 26 Jul – 3 Aug
West Side Story | 23–24 Aug
Mordialloc Theatre Company
Minnie and Liraz | 30 Aug – 8 Sep
Home, I’m Darling | 8–17 Nov
Eisteddfod by the Bay
Multiple performances until 15 Sep
The Grandparents Club
A Comedy Musical | 17 Jul
Kingston Libraries
Storytime at the Gallery | 3 Aug, 7 Sep, 2 Nov, 7 Dec
Locations
Kingston City Hall 979-985 Nepean Hwy Moorabbin
Shirley Burke Theatre 64 Parkers Road, Parkdale
Admission kingstonarts.com.au
Accessible Venues
Kingston Arts is committed to supporting the access needs of all our patrons.
Kingston Arts Centre, Kingston City Hall and Shirley Burke Theatre are wheelchair accessible and hearing assistance (via T-Switch hearing loop) is also available upon request. Seating arrangements in theatre spaces can be adjusted to accommodate access needs.
Individuals with special requirements are encouraged to contact Box Office at the time of booking.
Locations
Kingston City Hall 985 Nepean Highway, Moorabbin
Kingston Arts Centre 979 Nepean Highway, Moorabbin
Shirley Burke Theatre 64 Parkers Road, Parkdale
Enquiries kingstonarts.com.au (03) 9556 4440
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Box Office opens 60 minutes prior to advertised start time, unless otherwise stated.
Companion Cards
Kingston Arts accepts Companion Cards.
Photography Credits
Jacinta Keefe: Cover and Pg 26–27, 37
Gianna Rizzo: Pg 3, 20–22, 28–29, 34–35, 39
Contact Details
Phone: (03) 9556 4440
Email: arts@kingston.vic.gov.au
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Kingston Arts proudly acknowledges the Bunurong Peoples’ of the Kulin Nation as Traditional Owners and Custodians of the lands on which we live and work. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.
Bookings
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Opening Hours
Kingston City Hall
979-985 Nepean Hwy, Moorabbin
Open to the public for programmed events only
Kingston City Hall (Box Office) Mondays only, 10am-4.30pm
Shirley Burke Theatre
64 Parkers Road, Parkdale
Open to the public for programmed events only
G1 Gallery & G2 Gallery
Kingston Arts Centre
979-985 Nepean Hwy, Moorabbin Wednesday to Saturday 11am to 4pm
G3 Gallery
64 Parkers Road, Parkdale Wednesday to Saturday 11am to 4pm
Galleries are closed on all Victorian public holidays and intermittently for install days.
