In this month’s Kingston Arts Hour, Fiona Symonds chats to some of the artists who’ll be performing at Kingston Arts in the coming weeks. You’ll also hear details of the latest visual arts exhibitions. Don’t miss the chat with Kate Foster and Caroline Lee from Exotic Lives of Lola Montez. Another special guest is Stephanie Clare–Cover (performer of Sing for
Read moreIn this edition of the Kingston Arts Hour, gallery curator Jessica Row tells us what’s on at the galleries as well as the performing arts spaces of Kingston Arts. Listen to Jess speaking to artist Jayne McSwiney about the Lost and Found exhibition, the school holiday program Kaleidoscope, and a whole lot more. More info: kingstonarts.com.au
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In this edition of the Kingston Arts Hour, Fiona Symonds chats with Chelsea Wilson from Women of Soul (performing on International Women’s Day); Annie Louey (appearing at Comedy at the Shirley) and artist-in-residence Emma Lyn Winkler. Listen to the podcast for details of the wonderful entertainment and exhibitions coming up at kingstonarts.com.au Broadcast on The Community Block on 88.3 Southern
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Introducing our brand new co-host of the Kingston Arts Hour, Fiona Symonds (Coordinator Arts Programming, Kingston Arts). In this edition, interviews with Grand WaZoo from Moorabbin Music + Arts program, and Chris McKenna who will be on the bill for Morning Melodies. More info: kingstonarts.com.au Broadcast on Tuesday 4 February 2025 @ 88.3 Southern FM – The Sounds of The
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In this month’s edition of the Kingston Arts Hour, we speak to Howard Niklas from Kingston Arts about the OptiKA photographic competition that’s now taking entries based on the theme “Inspiration: What ignites your passion?” We also preview the Funny Mummies Cabaret Spectacular and look ahead to the Kingston Arts program for the Spring School Holidays with studio guest Rod
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In this edition of the Kingston Arts Hour, you’ll hear about some great school holiday entertainment including Children Are Stinky – an award-winning children’s comedy featuring circus acts, a rocking soundtrack and genuine belly laughs for the whole family. A Little Bit of Blue is an interactive detective story told with puppetry, suitable for children aged 3-10 years. It’s on
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