Live music all weekend!
Download our program below to see whats on and where
(Currently 2019 Program – 2020 to be released soon)
Go to the Artists Page to see current performers booked for 2020
VENUE DETAILS
See all our venue locations, contact phone numbers and further links below
Assaggini
Barmah Park Winery
Beaches of Mornington
Beleura House & Garden
Beleura Village
Biscottini
157/159 Main Street
(03) 5977 0617
Bronz Napoli
1A Queen’s St
(03) 5975 3113
http://bronxnapoli1999.com.au/
Casa de Playa
God’s Kitchen
Grand Hotel
Lorida Greek Taverna
Main Street Mornington
Manhattan in Mornington
Mercetta
Mornington Cinema
Mornington Historical Railway
Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery
Mornington Yacht Club
Publican
Swordfish Wine & Tapas Bar
The Boyz 4 Breakie
The Dubliner
The Counting House
The Royal Hotel
Tio Tapas Y Vino
16 Main Street
Wildgrain Mornington
Wowee Zowee Bar
35 (Rear) Main St
MORNINGTON PENINSULA REGIONAL GALLERY
MPRG: FIFTY celebrates the Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery’s 50th anniversary with a large-scale exhibition and new publication that highlights the development and growth of this significant collection.
Founded in 1969 by Alan McCulloch, the Mornington Arts Centre as it was known, acquired its first artwork in 1970. Over the past 50 years the collection has grown to include more than 1800 objects, including paintings, drawings, prints and sculptures.
A strength of the MPRG collection is the focus on the cultural heritage of the Mornington Peninsula, which has been a haven and source of inspiration for artists since the 1850s, including Fred Williams, Albert Tucker and Arthur Boyd. Many of Australia’s best-known artists have captured the region’s unique scenery and lifestyle and these works now form a valuable part of the collection.
The MPRG collection is also renowned for its specialist holdings of contemporary Australian works on paper acquired from the acquisitive prizes (Spring Festival of Drawing 1973-97, Prints Acquisitive 1974-96 and National Works on Paper 1998-present). This collection continues to grow and documents the diversity and experimentation of this medium.
Providing a snapshot into the progression of an evolving collection, this exhibition features over 70 artworks including works by Margaret Preston, Russell Drysdale, Arthur Boyd, Fred Williams, Brett Whiteley, Jenny Watson, Rick Amor, eX de Medici, Gloria Petyarre, Gareth Sansom, Danie Mellor, Vernon Ah Kee and Jess Johnson among others.

Mornington Heritage BLUES TRAIN
Step back in time to a bygone era and take a ride on a heritage train!
At the Historical Mornington Railway, there are both steam and diesel heritage broad gauge locomotives and passenger cars between Moorooduc and Mornington on Sunday 7th June.
Jump onboard the Heritage BLUES TRAINS running from Mornington Station (Yules Rd) at:
11.00am Troy Wilson & Matthew White (Singers/Songwriters performing Original, Blues & Juke Joint boogies)
12.15pm Troy Wilson & Matthew White (Singers/Songwriters performing Original, Blues & Juke Joint boogies)
Troy Wilson & Matthew White, Original Songs, Old-time, Jug Band, Pre-War Blues, Stomps and Rags. These acoustic artists will take you right back to the source to drink in the original sounds with resonator guitars, ukes, kazoos, harmonica, stomp-box & washboard. From fingerpicking to harmonica train impersonations. Wilson & White bring fun, surprise and laughter to their twist on the Juke Joint tradition.
(Departure times change so please refer to their website)
Melways 105 K9 | Ph: 1300 767 274
W: http://www.morningtonrailway.org.au/

