Something to Celebrate

STRONGER FUTURES, IMAGINED TOGETHER

AN AFTERNOON OF MUSIC PERFORMANCES AND INTERACTIVE WORKSHOPS
CREATED AND LEAD BY YOUNG PEOPLE FROM FRANKSTON NORTH

We welcome you to join us for Something to Celebrate - a whole community event bringing together the proud voices and creative work of the young people of Frankston North.

In a day of creative workshops, music performances and learning, young people will lead guests through a series of thought provoking activities and uplifting music performances alongside guest artists Jen Cloher, Jay Jerome and Bella Waru.

What does the day look like?

Something to Celebrate will run from 12pm-4:30pm, beginning with three workshop sessions and ending the day with music performances on the main stage.

Gates will open at 12pm, and guests are encouraged to bring a picnic and picnic rug. There will be three afternoon workshop sessions and to ensure a place at all three workshops, its essential to register, as sessions have limited capacity (please follow ‘Get Tickets’ to complete your registration)

The café at McClelland Gallery will be open across the day, offering guests an option to purchase tea and coffee, light lunches, and sweets.

Getting There
Parking spaces are limited at McClelland Gallery, and there is a free bus available from Frankston North Community Centre to McClelland Gallery. Bookings for this service are limited and essential- please continue to ‘Get me Tickets’ to add the number of people in your party to your bus booking.

Cost
Workshops are free 
$6 entry fee (to be paid on entry) 
Free entrance for Frankston North resident, children under 19yrs, McClelland Members and Circle Donors

A little about workshops

Mountains
Featuring a panoramic mountain range illustration created by young participants in workshops, this space explores guided illustration led by young people. An invitation to be in community together, this workshop is a reflective moment to explore respect and connection to place through illustration. No prior drawing experience is needed, all are welcome.
Accessibility: This space is indoors and accessible and will be a seated workshop

Movement
Building safe spaces to express and find your authentic self is a something that is important to many of the young people in our program. Supported by excellent mentor and movement practitioner Bella Waru, participants lead the audience in an engaging physical approach to learning about creating more inclusive spaces.
Accessibility: This workshop will take place outside, on a grassy area that is sloped.

Translation
Language connects us and defines us, holding stories and memories. Translation offers a mindful audio experience that shares stories of young people’s connection to words and language. The workshop will explore listening, learning and reflecting, set in the beautiful parklands of McClelland Gallery.
Accessibility: This workshop will take place outside, on a grassy area and audience will have an option to sit on mats on the ground, or on chairs.