Welcome back! It's time again for Done By Law's legendary trivia night! We know you've been waiting and yes, it is here. Come along for your annual opportunity to catch up with likeminded folks in the community legal sector and beyond, and try your luck at taking home all of the glorious glory! The competition will end, as it always does, with limbo and dancing, and it will be fabulous.

As you may know, we're assembling to raise much needed funds for the incredible 3CR Community Radio 855AM, the fiercely grassroots radio station which hosts Done By Law.

3CR is 100% community controlled and relies on annual fundraising to keep its amazing local content on air. It's broadcasters are First Nations community leaders, unionists, disability activists, housing and transport activists, and environmentalists, representing hundreds of local community campaigns and global solidarity movements. Australia has one of the most concentrated media landscapes in the world and 3CR combats this trend through community-owned and run media free of corporate control.

DETAILS

Date: Friday 24 October 2025
Time: Doors open at 6.30PM, Trivia starts at 7.00PM on the dot!
Venue: Richmond Town Hall, 333 Bridge Road, Richmond, Vic 3121

TICKETS

Tickets are ONLINE while stocks last. Booking fees apply.

Full fee - $40

Concession - $20

First Nations folk - free

FOOD + DRINKS

Drinks/alcohol and dinner are BYO!

TEAM REGISTRATION

Register your team by creating a team name and making sure each team member records this name in the specified field when buying their tickets. You can have a maximum of 10 team members.

CANCELLATIONS

Please don't come if you're sick. You can get a refund automatically via Humanitix up to 1 day prior. If you need to cancel on the day just email us and we'll sort you out.

QUESTIONS

If you have any questions email: donebylaw3cr@gmail.com

Note: this event will be restricted 18+ due to our insurance.

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This event takes place on the lands of the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung people of the Kulin Nation. We acknowledge their ongoing connection to country and that sovereignty was never ceded. Always was, always will be, Aboriginal land.