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Moreland City Council invites music lovers from across our community, as well as from across Australia and beyond to join us in celebrating the 24th Brunswick Music Festival. The Festival has a proud and significant history and has carved out a well deserved reputation as one of Victoria’s premier arts and cultural events. As Principal Public Partner of Brunswick Music Festival, Moreland City Council commends to you this year’s program of exciting local talent, established favourite performers and rising stars from across the music world. The Festival’s free opening event on Saturday 25th February Music for the People promises to be a highlight of this year’s Festival, with a program of activities and entertainment that showcases Moreland’s distinct cultural diversity. Brought to you by Council in partnership with Multicultural Arts Victoria, one of the exciting drawcards of this year’s stage program is the fabulous Public Opinion Afro Orchestra. We invite you to pack a picnic, gather family and friends and join us at the picturesque Shore Reserve in Pascoe Vale South for this free celebration of cultural richness. Moreland City Council is also proud to support a range of other free events, providing the perfect complement to the impressive range of ticketed concerts and events in this year’s Festival. The ever popular Sydney Road Street Party continues a great tradition with a multitude of music, stalls and entertainment treats. For a quieter and more reflective experience, don’t forget to visit Council’s contemporary art gallery located within the historic Brunswick Town Hall. From 1st March the Counihan Gallery In Brunswick will present Material Culture, an illuminating exhibition of contemporary textile art, together with a program of activities from 8-15 March as part of the L’Oreal Melbourne Fashion Festival Cultural Program. More than ever, this year’s Brunswick Music Festival offers something for everyone. Congratulations to all of the Festival artists and organisers who have worked so hard to bring to life this year’s truly exciting program. Councillor John Kavanagh |
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