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The Glen Eira City Council features a number of local events on their website. To see the full calendar, click here.
Some events you may be in interested in…
Melbourne Tennis Month is an initiative run by Tennis Victoria which aims to get new, existing and returning tennis players on court for a free hit following the Australian Open. Council’s Brooklyn Avenue Tennis Courts will be open for free sessions for the following days and times.
Day sessions
Monday to Friday — 12pm–2pm
Evening sessions
Monday to Thursday — 7.30pm–8.30pm
Friday — 6.30pm–8.30pm
Saturday — 11.30am–1.30pm
Sunday — 1pm–3pm
Bookings: bookings and key collection can be made at Caulfield Recreation Centre, Maple Street (off Hawthorn Road), Caulfield South.
For further information, contact 9575 7100.
For a full list of participating Glen Eira based tennis clubs, visit Melbourne Tennis Month’s website.
Location
Brooklyn Avenue Tennis Courts , Brooklyn Avenue, Caulfield South 3162
A diverse and exciting range of artworks from the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme Visual Arts Course are featured in this exhibition. Selected student’s works examined in 2018 will be displayed. The works provide visitors with an understanding of the different approaches and the varied work produced in this unique two year study programme. Contemporary sculpture, photography, painting, textiles, drawing, digital media and printmaking are included in this exhibition.
Dini Li
The Equilibrium of Fortune 2018
Inkjet prints on cotton fabric, machine and hand embroidery and found blue and white china
Installation 69.8 x 103 x 154.4 cm
Presbyterian Ladies College
Monday to Friday, 10am–5pm.
Weekends, 1pm–5pm.
Closed public holidays.
The Gallery is wheelchair accessible.
There is also accessible parking in the car park.
Public transport: tram route 64, bus route 623
Glen Eira City Council Gallery, corner Glen Eira and Hawthorn Roads, Caulfield 3162
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