The City of Vincent has gone through many changes over its long history, from being the CBD’s industrial satellite in the early 20th century, to a working class artistic haven in the 70s and 80s, to the lush, greenspace focused family living hub it is today, there are countless stories from countless residences that are worth sharing; all we need to do is remember them!

Thankfully, the librarians at the Local History Centre have collected hundreds of oral histories that capture some of these oddball stories, like which rough and tumble kindergarten had new teachers on edge, which house was the goth party house, and what strange and unique theatrical performances took place in public parks.

Join Poemambulism’s Mar Bucknell and Local History Librarian Adam as they walk the storied streets of Vincent. The tour will start from the AIDs memorial at Robertson Park, going down Brisbane and Lake streets, then looping back through Stuart Street Reserve.

We encourage you to share your own story of what you remember about the area, or what you remember from a friend of a friend.

Please wear comfortable shoes and bring a water bottle, a hat, and an open mind.

Due to the nature of walking tours, please check the Library website for the most up to date information about this event.

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