Seeing the Patterns, Relationships and Potential of Place: Pattern Mind with Joel Glanzberg and Regenerating Mornington Peninsula
Description
Regenerating Mornington Peninsula with Joel Glanzberg
Seeing the patterns, relationships and potential of place through Pattern Mind
What becomes possible when we stop seeing local projects and challenges in isolation and begin to understand them as part of a larger place?
Joel Glanzberg is spending the week with Regenerating Mornington Peninsula, meeting people working across the Peninsula and helping us explore the patterns, relationships and shared potential emerging between their work.
The purpose is not to solve individual projects. It is to build a field of caring curiosity: helping people better understand place, recognise connections, and become more willing and able to contribute to something larger than their own patch.
In this free public conversation, Joel will introduce Pattern Mind and explore how place-based inquiry can help us see differently, ask better questions, and discover possibilities that may not be visible when we look at projects separately.
We’ll also share what we are learning through Regenerating Mornington Peninsula and invite a wider conversation about what this could mean for the future of the Peninsula.
Event details
Wednesday 4 November 2026
Frankston Social Enterprise & Innovation Hub
Room 127, Building B
Chisholm Institute Frankston
Fletcher Road, Frankston VIC 3199
Arrive from 5:30pm
Conversation 6:00–7:00pm
Questions and discussion afterwards
FREE — registration requested
Can’t attend in person?
We are trialling a livestream. Register and, if we can get the setup working, we’ll send registered attendees the YouTube link before the event.
Regenerating Mornington Peninsula
Regenerating Mornington Peninsula helps people realise the value inherent in their place and relationships, and actualise the capability needed to contribute to its future potential.
That means learning to see the patterns and relationships shaping a place, recognising what is already meaningful and possible, and building the capability to contribute to that potential.
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