We were already going to be in town for the Geelong Illustrators Magazine event, so decided to get into town earlier and attend the launch of the new multimedia studio. Geelong MP Christine Couzens was there to officially cut the ribbon.
In its current form, this studio is set up mostly for podcasters. We also got to see the set of The PopCulturists podcast.
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Loud Fence is a movement that encourages individuals to tie brightly-coloured ribbons on the fences of Catholic institutions, as a symbolic act of solidarity with survivors of sexual abuse, their families and communities. So far I’ve come across them in three locations:
This was a collaboration between Anam Cara Geelong and Dying To Know Day. The goal of the Dying To Know Day is to bring to life conversations and community actions around death, dying and bereavement.
Members of the community wrote about what they wanted to do before they died. This piece was still there more than 2 weeks later, despite the weather.
I recently visited Armageddon Cake Bar with my family to properly check it out and my gosh, it was a worthwhile experience. I was mostly excited about being able to get photos of the interior; it is a lot of fun and I could have easily spent more time exploring.
I ordered a chocolate brownie and it was delicious. Huge portions for the price and you get a choice of two sides. I couldn’t finish it. My companions were slightly disappointed in their cheesecake but it was still a lovely visit.
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Our Satellite Hearts is a quirky shop in the Little Malop Street Laneways. It specializes in crystals and magic, but also has lots of interesting gift and decor ideas.
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