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↘ Portable Seaweed Library | 0 | 27/03/2022 | |||
Come visit the new parklet on the corner of Saxon St and Dawson St in Brunswick on Sunday 27th of March between noon and 4pm to check out the Portable Seaweed Library created by Lichen Kelp. Sit in the sun, read fascinating books, start a conversation about marine conservation and submerge yourself in a world of seaweed. Website → | |||||
↘ Meridiana | 0 | 20/03/2022 | |||
The Melbourne School of Tarantella is celebrating their 10 year anniversary. Come down to Twosixty and join us on Sunday 20th of March. There will be plenty of music and dance for all!
When: 20th March, 12-4pm Social Media →![]() | |||||
↘ Urban Commons | 0 | 19/03/2022 | |||
Parklets have rapidly become part of urban landscapes everywhere during the pandemic. While rapid changes to planning policy that enable more space for people in our cities are welcome, most parklets are not public spaces in which everyone is welcome. Can parklets be reclaimed as a form of tactical urbanism? How do we make parklets playful again? 2-4pm Saturday March 26 (for panel) at twosixty March 19–April 14 (for parklet) on the corner of Saxon Street and Dawson Street Website →![]() | |||||
↘ If not MITA? | 0 | 18/03/2022 | |||
Can architecture play a role in informing future refugee policy and movement? MITA is an outdated model borne out of discriminatory policies and legislation designed to oppress anyone who doesn’t fit into the narrow ideals of being the ‘right sort’ for Australia. The architecture of MITA then, reflects these xenophobic tendencies, it is a series of spaces designed to denigrate those who occupy it. Website →![]() | |||||
↘ Too Late for Sorry | Live music | 0 | 10/12/2021 | |||
Too late for sorry play vintage rock, pop, soul, country and acapella classic songs for easy listening live lunch time music. 11.45 am – 1.45pm Friday 10th December Friday 4th & Wednesday 23rd February Wednesday 2nd, 16th, 23rd & 30th March View Full Page →![]() | |||||
↘ Play the Commons | 0 | 12/12/2020 | |||
Play the Commons is a pop-up playground project by Melbourne in Motion. A design development day, where Melbourne in Motion erected and tested multiple iterations of their playground and opened up to engage with the public. Website →![]() | |||||
↘ Ura – Cook Islands Dance Workshop | 0 | 23/01/2022 | |||
3.30 – 4.30pm Sunday Learn Ura (Cook Islands Dance) with Sounds of Polynesia View Full Page → | |||||
↘ Ura – Cook Islands Dance Workshop | 0 | 13/02/2022 | |||
3.30 – 4.30pm Sunday Learn Ura (Cook Islands Dance) with Sounds of Polynesia View Full Page → | |||||
↘ Weaving Intention Workshops | 0 | 13/02/2022 | |||
1pm-3pm Sunday Weave intention into the new public space with Veisinia Tonga. View Full Page → | |||||
↘ INCANTATION | 0 | 19/02/2022 | |||
Saturday Feb 19th 2022 FREE with registration INCANTATION is a live outdoor event featuring a curated program of live readings performances and visual installations by writers, musicians and artists of colour who will enflesh and incant texts of five prophetic, visionary Black feminist writers. View Full Page → | |||||
↘ Fowl Play | 0 | 12/02/2022 | |||
February 12th A performance art piece incorporating aspects of movement, instruction, character change and the absurd all while covered in paint. Nicholas Currie and Olivia Wood use their bodies in dramatic ways to paint, perform and acknowledge the audience within the pavilion of Twosixty. View Full Page → | |||||
↘ Weaving Intention Workshops | 0 | 23/01/2022 | |||
1pm-3pm Sunday Weave intention into the new public space with Veisinia Tonga. View Full Page →![]() Photo credit @Jalaru Photography | |||||
↘ Community-Led Civic Spaces | Twosixty Talks | 0 | 27/11/2020 | |||
For Twosixty’s first public event, we will gather together on site at 260 Sydney Road to start the conversation on community-led civic spaces with local prolific community organisers and place-makers Facilitated by public policy professional Emanuela Savini of The Public Value Studio, the discussion includes Kimba Thompson of Blak Dot Gallery, Fjorn Butler of Future Tense and Ria Pillai of Grassroots Gatherings. Civic spaces often reflect aspects of a city’s history, its people and can be spaces of important community connection. But who influences how these spaces are designed, what they say about their local community and how they are used? What would a community-led approach to creating a new civic space look like? View Full Page → |
We respectfully acknowledge the five language groups of the Kulin Nation as sovereign custodians of the lands on which we work and live. We extend our respects to ancestors and elders past, present and emerging, and to all First Nations people. In the context of the work we do, we express gratitude for our shared connection through place, to the oldest continuing cultures on earth.
Twosixty is a project by These Are The Projects We Do Together and is closely aligned with its sister project, Siteworks at 33 Saxon Street, Brunswick.
For more information please contact twosixty@theprojects.com.au
Twosixty is a carbon neutral project.
The 260 site is part of Moreland City Council's ‘A Park Close to Home’ plan of improving access to open space across Moreland.
Twosixty is proudly supported by Moreland City Council.
We respectfully acknowledge the five language groups of the Kulin Nation as sovereign custodians of the lands on which we work and live. We extend our respects to ancestors and elders past, present and emerging, and to all First Nations people. In the context of the work we do, we express gratitude for our shared connection through place, to the oldest continuing cultures on earth.
Twosixty is a project by These Are The Projects We Do Together and is closely aligned with its sister project, Siteworks at 33 Saxon Street, Brunswick.
For more information please contact twosixty@theprojects.com.au
Twosixty is a carbon neutral project.
The 260 site is part of Moreland City Council's ‘A Park Close to Home’ plan of improving access to open space across Moreland.
Twosixty is proudly supported by Moreland City Council.