+- Enliven Carlton – Dec 3, 2022 An immersive celebration of Melbourne’s diverse music and arts culture. Produced by Casa Cultura Inc. Supported by the City of Melbourne and the Victorian Government In partnership with Community Music Victoria, La Mama, A Voz Limpia, Multicultural Arts Victoria and Co.As.It Museo Italiano Read more…
Casa Cultura presents the ‘Carnival of Treasures’, an immersive treasure hunt that will attract visitors to explore the Carlton precinct on Saturday December 3, 2022. For more information, click here. We are looking for business partners, located within the Carlton precinct, to be part of the ‘Carnival of Treasures’. Business partners Read more…
‘Carnival of Treasures’ – A guide for Business Partners Interested in becoming a Business Partner? What is the ‘Carnival of Treasures’? ‘Carnival of Treasures’ is an immersive treasure hunt that will attract over 1000 visitors to explore the Carlton precinct on Saturday December 3, 2022, between 11am and 6pm. This Read more…
Casa Cultura presents the ‘Carnival of Treasures’, an immersive treasure hunt that will attract visitors to explore the Carlton precinct on Saturday December 3, 2022.
Learn Embera Beading, an ancestral way of beading practiced by the Embera Chami tribe in Colombia for more than 300 years. Visiting from Sydney, Ana Maria Parada, founder of Mami Watta Collections, will teach a workshop that includes a guided meditation to the sound of the gaita.
A series of three tapestry weaving workshops with visiting textile artist Daniela Contreras Flores introducing techniques from indigenous people of Peru, dating back to pre-Columbian times.
Artists and community join forces to celebrate diversity in a mural in Coburg “Painting Community, Singing Diversity” is the name of a new project that will bring artists and the community together to paint a mural at Coburg Library this coming Saturday, December 7th. The theme of the mural is Read more…
A creative inquiry led by Katherine Gailer and Eyal Chipkiewicz that combines storytelling, writing, drawing and conversation to inspire the design of the mural.
A 6-session series of group improvisation workshops led by Peter Forrester and Eyal Chipkiewicz.
“Painting Community, Singing Diversity” will bring artists and the community together to paint a mural in Coburg later this year. The theme of the mural is recognising and celebrating the importance of diversity.