Calling all Surf Coast & Barwon/G21 creatives! Join us to share your ideas about growing an inclusive, vibrant, and sustainable creative sector.

In partnership with Creative Victoria, Making Change and Regional Arts Victoria (RAV) are facilitating a series of sessions across the state to gather feedback and ideas that will help shape the Victorian Government's next statewide creative industries strategy. This session in Lorne will incorporate an interactive workshop facilitated by RAV CEO Jo Porter and Manager, Making Change Stacie Bobele, as well as a chance to network with other creatives.

Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of a conversation about how creativity can power the future of your region, and the wider state.

Where: Lorne Community Connect, 2 Otway Street, Lorne
When: Monday, September 2, 4.30pm-6pm
Details: Light refreshments provided

Accessibility: The venue is accessible and inclusive, welcoming all participants. For more information about venue accessibility, please contact the venue directly on lornecommunityconnect@gmail.com.

Please note, this event will be photographed for documentation purposes.

If you cannot attend one of the sessions, we encourage you to contribute via the Engage Victoria website where you can complete a short survey about the creative industries and/or make a submission by responding to a discussion paper, visit https://engage.vic.gov.au/creative-state-consultation. Consultation closes 11.59pm, 26 August 2024.

Making Change and Regional Arts Victoria acknowledges the Wadawurrung People, and Gulidjan and Gadubanud Peoples of the Eastern Maar, their Elders and leaders past, present and emerging as the Traditional Owners of the skies, land, waters and sea country across the Surf Coast municipality.

Photo by J Forsyth Courtesy of City of Port Phillip