Artist activist Brenna Quinlan (illustrator of 'Costa's Garden: Flowers', 'RetroSuburbia', 'Milkwood' and heaps more) alongside musician, Charlie Mgee (front-muppet of internationally touring permaculture band, Formidable Vegetable) invite you to dive head first into their collective pool of creativity and unleash your inner artistic agent-of-change.

Come and explore the work of these tireless creators-with-purpose all the way from WA to share their books, live music, insights and a bonus drawing workshop (even if you think you can't draw, just wait until you try it!) in the tranquil garden surroundings of The Hub Plot, Castlemaine. We're certain you will leave feeling inspired in some way.

About Brenna Quinlan

Brenna Quinlan is an illustrator and educator who strives to make the world a better place through her art and her actions. For four years she lived a low-impact life at permaculture demonstration site, Melliodora in Hepburn Springs where she spent her days growing food, milking goats, building soil, engaging with community and regenerating the land around them.

Brenna's illustrations have reached far and wide in recent years to inspire people towards regenerative living and care for the Earth.

About Charlie Mgee

Armed with a ukulele and a passion for creatively crushing the polycrisis through positive hands-in-the-dirt action, Formidable Vegetable's Charlie Mgee has an inspiring and thought-provoking take on the principles of permaculture and how to apply them to your work, life and community.

Special community price: $7

Limited spots available.