Enjoy two and a half hours of untutored life drawing in our beautiful light-filled studio with professional LMS models. With easels and tables available to use and paper to purchase, all you need to bring are your materials to draw poses ranging from quick to extended as the session progresses.

For beginners & returning musicians of violin, viola, cello or double bass. BYO instrument, music stand & sense of humour. Music supplied, all ages welcome. Please book your first session and pay registration. Choose the subsequent sessions you wish to attend and select the “Already Paid” option and let coordinator Dianna Walpole when you will be attending. This is to ensure we know who will be present and can plan accordingly.

Meeting at Princes Hill Community Centre you will be lead on a fascinating walk of Princes Hill and hear tales both true and tall. Will you find secrets in the gravestones? Hear the roar of the crowd as your team kicks a goal? Wish you had bought that property in the seventies? Join local historian Jeff Atkinson from the Carlton Community History Group for a walk around this interesting part of Carlton, and hear of its history and the history of iconic places such as Princes Park, the Carlton Football Ground, and the Melbourne General cemetery. Hear stories of past conflicts, and see fine examples of different architectural styles of the late 19th and early 20th century. An easy-paced walk on mostly flat ground, however, sensible shoes are recommended for some uneven surfaces, as well as a hat, and water.

Learn tapestry weaving from our expert tutor, Hannah Rother-Gelder in a friendly, workshop-style environment. Tapestry weaving is a weft-based weaving where the warp is completely covered. The proposed image is marked on the weft as a guide using a cartoon (drawing) behind the warp as a further guide when weaving. Students will be guided through the process of this particular method of weaving. 5 inital classes are required in order to build your skills and knowledge of tapestry weaving. After these inital sessions you will become a member of the tapestry weaving group. Beginners welcome. All materials supplied. Partially supported by a Yarra Grant.

Get ready for rapid-fire drawing in our new express pose session. Fast poses to keep you on your toes! Enjoy two hours of life drawing in our beautiful light-filled studio with professional LMS models. With easels and tables available to use and paper to purchase, all you need to bring are your materials!

Draw a professional model in our beautiful light-filled studio with easels and tables provided. Bring your own materials or buy paper from us. The pose will be held for the entire session. This class is untutored and suitable for all levels.

Carlton has probably the best examples in Australia of the eloquent 'boom era’ architecture of the late 19th century, complete with English style squares, and generously designed streets of south Carlton, laid out in the 1850's by Robert Hoddle, who also designed the grid of Melbourne's central business district. Join local historian Jeff Atkinson for a walk through some of south Carlton’s most picturesque and historic streets, and enjoy some of its grandest buildings. An easy-paced walk on mostly flat ground, however, sensible shoes are recommended for some uneven surfaces, as well as a hat, and water. Meeting place for local history walk is Grattan st, Drummond ST, Carlton Vic 3054

Learn the basics of life drawing with our expert artist and tutor, Patrick Loverso, in this 9 week course, weekly on Saturdays, 3–5 pm. Gain skills in observing, drawing, and understanding the human figure. The course runs from April 27 - June 22 inclusive. This booking is for the entire course. Materials provided.

Meet, discuss, and read with us at Princes Hill Community Centre. One off payment is for the entire year and we meet on the first Wednesday of the month at 7:30pm. Just pay your fee once and then confirm attendance by selecting 'I've already paid' option for subsequent dates.

Katazome is a traditional Japanese stencil method, that uses a paste resist to protect areas of paper or cloth from dye applications, resulting in striking contrasting patterns. Katazome stencil techniques can be used for decorative imagery in artworks, on home decor items and even on clothing. In this workshop we will be creating and applying our own katazome stencil patterns on Japanese papers and using a traditional Japanese kakkishibu (green persimmon) dye to create colour contrast. You will learn how to make and apply katazome paste, create stencil patterns and use kakkishibu dye. You will go home with your own Katazome stencil artwork and an appreciation for this ancient technique.