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It’s a privilege to be working on this land and the City of Melville staff pay our respects to the Bibbulmun and Whadjuk communities and thank them for their care and generosity.

Welcome to our second edition of The Ville.

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Melville is a fantastic cultural hub. We’re making stories and experiences here that connect our community to people and places, near and far. The Ville shines a spotlight on some of the diverse, joyful, and fascinating events that are right here for you to explore.

In this edition you’ll discover new music, exhibitions, storytelling, local history, art awards, learning resources, children’s programs, public art trails, and much, much more. Most of our program is free and we welcome everyone, wherever you live, to come and be a part of it.

Melville Midwinter is becoming an annual favourite, one to mark down with passionate certainty in your calendar. Other highlights include local artists on show during Melville Open Studios, the sublime music of Tender is the Night, and fantastic gallery openings at Goolugatup Heathcote and Wireless Hill Museum – but there’s so much to see and do, subscribe to our Arts e-news to get updates and reminders of upcoming events.

So please enjoy reading The Ville and keep it close across the cooler months to remind you what’s coming up in 2023.

See you out and about soon in Melville.

Leeann Reid & Pete Stone

City of Melville | Manager Cultural ServiCeS & Creative ProduCer

The City of Melville acknowledges the Bibbulmun people as the Traditional Owners of the land on which the City stands today and pays its respects to the Whadjuk people, and Elders both past and present.

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As the days grow shorter and the nights grow cooler, the City doesn’t sleep, it erupts with magical, memorable experiences.

Creative Arts P8

Melville is home to a thriving and growing creative arts industry. Find out more about engaging with and immersing yourself in Melville’s artistic community.

Reconciliation P6

Meet our First Nations Engagement Coordinator Leanne Woods and find out how you can get involved in the City’s reconciliation events and learning.

PLACES & SPACES P12

Experience the awe, wonder and everchanging landscapes of our cultural precincts – discover exhibitions, cosy corners, wildflowers and more.

Calendar P10

No need to hibernate for the autumn winter months, there’s plenty to see and do. Grab your diary, friends and family, and embrace the seasons.

Children P18

Our creative children’s program is simply bursting with fun and activities.

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