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Discover the best events and make the most of your time next 30-days in Geelong. From music to history and more, we have the biggest event range and best discovery experience, there's something for everyone.
Bad Batch Zine Presents a blistering night of Aussie Rock ‘n’ Roll in the BC Bandroom, Saturday 11th April, 2026 featuring W.O.M.B.A.T + G-String Nicotine + Kitty Mustang. Melbourne’s (W.O.M.B.A.T) Waste of Money, Brains and Time deliver a chaotic mix of rock ‘n’ roll swagger and punk energy, balancing rough-edged guitars with surprisingly catchy hooks. Their debut EP Inbrace introduced a fast, guitar-driven style shaped by the contemporary Melbourne rock and punk scene. On stage, W.O.M.B.A.T bring a loud, loose, high-energy show built around big riffs, attitude and a sense that anything could happen next. Geelong outfit G-String Nicotine specialise in loud, distorted rock that leans heavily into a punk attitude delivering a solid stage presence and tongue-in-cheek stage aesthetic. The band are building an ever growing fanbase developing some original tunes to go with their blistering cover set. Fronted by the charismatic Kitty (Saskia), Kitty Mustang fuse indie rock attitude with grooves pulled from jazz-fusion, classic rock and modern alternative influences. Their sound moves easily between tight rhythm sections, melodic guitar lines and a cool, groove-driven feel with a live performance that stands out in the Melbourne indie scene. This will be a ripper night of Oz Rock at The BC for a very special Bad Batch Zine Celebration! Presale Tix $20 + b/f / Door $25 Doors 7:30pm
An affirming and supportive conversation to share lived experiences of the challenges and success of parenting neurodivergent kids.
Discover Your Ikigai: 4 week series. The Japanese way of finding meaning in everyday life. Special guest facilitator: Kathy Henschke. Attend all 4 sessions for a comprehensive experience.
Reflexology course covering skeletal system points, focusing on feet, hands, and body zones to support balance, posture, and natural healing
Congress is VicSRC's flagship student-led experience bringing together students from across Victoria to unpack ideas and solve issues in the education system.
Geelong! Come see my new show!
Prepare to enter a world of entertainment where your imagination will soar like never before in this completely re-imagined modern circus spectacular.
Geelong Candlelight Vigil on Wednesday 6 May 2026. Courtney Ugle will share her story, her truth, and her dedication to building safer communities. Her voice offers a path toward healing, connection, and collective courage as we come together to honour those we have lost and stand united against family and domestic violence. Conor Pall, from Barwon Area Integrated Family Violence Committee, and Meli, from The Sexual Assault & Family Violence Centre, will also be present. There is no cost to attend but registration is essential. Please note this event will discuss and contain stories of family violence. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are advised that this event may contain images, voices or names of deceased persons. Counsellors will be available at the event to provide support.
Lloyd Spiegel is an iconic bluesman and one of Australia’s most revered live performers. He will be performing at Geelong West Town Hall on Friday, 8 May, at 7:30pm. Lloyd Spiegel is a 14-time Australian Blues Award winner and is recognized as a trailblazer for blues music in Australia. His performances are a mix of world-class guitar work, powerful vocals, humor, and deeply human moments. Don't miss your chance to see live music at its finest!
Experience the power of sound and breath with a Sound Healing Journey led by Christian Dimarco. Experience the power of sound and breath in this heart opening and grounding event. During the session, be immersed in the deep resonance of didjeridu, ethnic flutes, handpan, drums and otherworldly voice. The instruments are played in a specific way to help your body relax and release tension. The vibrations can also stimulate different areas of the brain and nervous system, helping to alleviate symptoms of stress, anxiety, depression, and more. This sound healing can be an effective tool for improving sleep, reducing pain, and promoting overall well-being. This sound journey is suitable for beginners wanting to experience sound therapy, as well for people interested to experience a unique sound immersion. It is intended to have a transformative effect, leaving you feeling a deep sense of peacefulness, connection and introspection.
Cromby’s career is on a steep upward trajectory, the Irish DJ and producer who now calls Berlin home, has played at major clubs and festivals all over the world including esteemed venues like Robert Johnson, The Warehouse Project, Fabric & Boiler Room. Becoming a regular at Panorama Bar, Cromby was invited to do the infamous closing slot which he did with an immense 11 hour set back in December 2019, returning again this year for more. Cutting his teeth holding down a six year residency at the legendary Shine in Belfast, Crombys first record came out in 2012 on New Yorks The Love Revolution. Then came two releases on Berlins Tenderpark and a relocation to Berlin via London. 2018 and 2019 proved to be breakthrough years in his career, seeing him release on three groundbreaking labels; Sulta Selects Silver Service, Feel My Bicep & Unknown To The Unknown. 2020 is set to be even bigger with Cromby embarking on tours of Australia, Asia and the Americas. With two more EPs already signed to respected labels, its more than safe to say he is one to watch.
Join us at Bluebird House in South Geelong for a relaxed and creative Sea Glass Art Workshop designed especially for adults. Using beautiful, rescued sea glass that has been naturally shaped and smoothed by the ocean, you’ll create a truly unique framed piece with its own story to tell. Whether you’re feeling inspired or simply keen to try something new, this workshop offers a welcoming space to unwind, connect, and explore your creativity. By the end of the workshop, your finished artwork will be complete and ready to take home. Light snacks, along with tea and coffee, will be available to enjoy as you create. No experience necessary, just bring yourself and your imagination! All materials are provided; however, if you have any special sea glass pieces you’ve collected yourself and would like to incorporate into your artwork, please feel free to bring them along! Workshops are limited to 15 people.