Community News

Tex Perkins and The Tennessee Four with Rachael Tidd perform a Johnny Cash tribute show as part of a special fundraiser

From jazz and symphonic pieces, to vocal, chamber and instrumental works and experimental projects, these finalists represent the very best from 2015.

Have you been to an August OXJAM gig yet?

Australia’s premier jazz venue, Bird’s Basement was the host venue for the 2016 Australian Jazz Bell Awards.

Refugee week is an annual week-long celebration of the positive contributions of refugees to Australian society.

The future of Community Radio is under threat – but if we speak up loudly, we can save it.

National Volunteer Week (NVW) is an annual celebration to acknowledge the generous contribution of our nation’s volunteers.

The brainchild of Mario Maccarone and Mario De Pasquale, Marios opened doors thirty years ago to a mostly boarded-up, bohemian quarter.

PBS' neighbours at the Victorian Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (VACCHO) are celebrating their 20th birthday by launching a massive mural

Music Victoria’s annual membership drive kicks off !

Victoria's biggest multicultural celebration of the year!

After 6 years of bringing the funk to the high seas, we’re taking things to a whole new level.

The Melbourne Blues Appreciation Society host a fundraiser gig for this year's Blues Performer of the Year winners: Dreamboogie.

A Benefit for Go For Broke’s Ken Eavel.

Council is encouraging a family-friendly atmosphere in local parks and public spaces on New Year’s Eve.

In an industry first, jazz heavyweights unite to present a panel discussion and Q&A on the business side of all that jazz.

Congratulations to Homebrew's Maddy Mac, All Our Stories' Jess Fairfax and all the wonderful volunteers and participants involved in this project.

The festival offers a variety of musical entertainment together with stalls and displays from more than a dozen community and environment groups.

Celebrating diversity through music, while raising awareness of current issues surrounding refugees in Australia.

Genre and publicly voted winners were presented together for the first time this year.