FUSE Spring 2021

A wearable art exhibition inspired by the flora and fauna of Darebin Parklands. Featuring artwork made from locally sourced recycled materials during a workshop series presented by local artists.

The Darebin Intercultural Centre is delighted to present a screening of short films on the theme: combat discrimination.

One Now, from FLOW Festival Australia, showcases Auslan (Australian Sign Language) through many different artistic forms, and is leading the future of Deaf Arts.

An exhibition of images and words reflecting on freedom, presented online by Chalice Northcote Uniting Church.

Tapsalteerie is a folk quartet that performs original music, best described as a curious mishmash of folk, Celtic and jazz.

Spaced is an Online performance and Zine led by local Disabled artist Jess Kapuscinski Evans, poetically tackling the taboo questions around disability.

Your local market is about so much more than a shopping list!

Ganbu Gulin is a culturally inclusive event that celebrates and recognises First Nations peoples, and invites all residents, old and new, to be officially welcomed onto Wurundjeri Country.

The Darebin Songwriters Award is an annual songwriting competition that seeks to recognise, showcase and promote the talents of local songwriters.

Author Zoe Holman tells the story of the world's deadliest frontier through the experiences of asylum-seekers in Greece.

Practice your English language skills in a friendly, supportive environment.

Trawlwoolway artist Edwina Green and Wiradjuri writer, teacher and academic Jeanine Leane, respond to themes of social justice through creative expression.

Darebin Through a Lens. A series of short film and documentaries that reflect and celebrate what's unique about the City of Darebin.

Darebin Mayor, Cr Lina Messina, welcomes you to FUSE Digital.

The online premiere of this important documentary, telling the story of Darebin’s decision to cease national celebrations on 26 January out of respect for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples