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About: Ellie Claringbold

Posts by: Ellie Claringbold

February 25, 2024

Dive into Martinich’s emotionally charged colourscapes

Internationally renowned abstract artist Rowena Martinich will exhibit a new collection of vibrant works in Geelong over the next three weeks. The Jan Juc-based painter...

February 25, 2024

The Q Train toasts success with service expansion

ONE of the Bellarine Peninsula's premier dining destinations has expanded its operations to better meet local demand for its service and cater to the...

February 23, 2024

Long hot summer rolls on in Lorne

Japanese psychedelic band Minami Deutsch will take to the Lorne Theatre stage next month as part of the Long Hot Summer series. The kraut-rockers made...

February 22, 2024

Games cancellation inquiry held in Geelong

THE state parliamentary inquiry into the shock cancellation of the 2026 Commonwealth Games held hearings with key stakeholders in Geelong last week. The City of...

February 22, 2024

St Leonards foreshore gets a makeover

THE construction of new facilities at the St Leonards foreshore have been completed. Funded by a $430,000 grant from the federal government, the upgrades include...

February 22, 2024

Emerging artists take centre stage at Pako Festa

THE five local artists involved in the Geelong Grass Roots Indie Development (GRID) Series program will take the stage at Pako Festa this weekend. The...

February 22, 2024

Finding hope in a broken world: New book offers skills for turbulent times

Continuing its program of thought-provoking pop-up events, the Queenscliffe Literary Festival will host an exploration into the skills needed to navigate the increasingly challenging...

February 21, 2024

Residents salty after beach toy library removed

ST LEONDARDS residents have expressed disappointment after a beach toy library set up on the town's foreshore was removed by the local land manager. The...

February 18, 2024

Geelong Portrait Photography Prize seeks entries

LOCAL photographers have an opportunity to exhibit their work and win a $3,000 cash prize thanks to the launch of a new art competition. Hosted...

February 18, 2024

Art on the Pier Queenscliff hit by vandals

THE organisers of the Art on the Pier Queenscliff exhibition, formerly the Queenscliff Art Prize, have been left devastated after part of the display...

February 17, 2024

Consultancy takes the stress out of finding your perfect piece

Metal artist Cinnamon Stephens' presence can be felt all over the region, particularly in her hometown of Anglesea. Her work adorns homes and businesses, streetlights...

February 16, 2024

Farm My School extends veggie box service to local community

FARM My School, the regenerative farm pilot program located at Drysdale's Bellarine Secondary College, has launched its veggie box service to the local community. It...

February 15, 2024

“Eat local” month proposed to showcase Bellarine’s food

LOCAL producers are hoping to launch a new month-long event to celebrate Bellarine-grown products and encourage further food production and collaboration across the peninsula. Inspired...

February 14, 2024

Handmade with love: Community knitters bring comfort to cancer patients

THE almost 200 handmade beanies that formed last year's Christmas Beanie Tree display have been donated to patients undergoing cancer treatment at the Andrew...

February 12, 2024

Government goes ahead with duck hunting, implements new measures

RECREATIONAL duck hunting will continue in Victoria with several "common-sense" changes after the Allan Government rejected the recommendation of a Labor-led inquiry to ban...

February 11, 2024

Local mum to host ADHD conference

Child behavioural specialist and Surf Coast resident Chrissie Davies wants families with neurodivergent children to know they are not alone. This month her business, Chaos...

February 10, 2024

Mental health service seeks support to help young people

LOCAL mental health service Read the Play (RTP) is calling for help to reach its goal of supporting 15,000 young players in all sporting...

February 10, 2024

Call for government intervention as childcare access dwindles

MARKET forces alone are not meeting the needs of all children and households, an Australia-wide inquiry into the childcare sector has found. After a 12-month...

February 10, 2024

Where the tea flows + conversations brew

Warm smiles and friendly greetings from the crew at Blak Brews have become a fixture at music festivals, markets and local events across the...

February 8, 2024

Runway show to support independent labels

A unique fashion show celebrating independent Victorian designers from Geelong, the Surf Coast and other coastal areas such as the Mornington Peninsula will hit...

February 7, 2024

Diverse pets of Victoria revealed

AN ESTIMATED 1.4 million households across the state have a pet, with dogs being the most popular choice of companion, according to the results...

February 7, 2024

Support group offers hope for adult survivors of child abuse

A RETIRED psychiatric nurse and counsellor has launched a support group for adult survivors of child abuse in Geelong. A survivor himself, Michael Constable has...

February 6, 2024

Murran hosts first exhibition

Kiri Tawhai has become the first artist to exhibit at Murran, a Geelong-based hub designed to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. The exhibition,...

February 6, 2024

Victoria falls behind on social housing

VICTORIA has the lowest percentage of social housing in the country, according to a recent report from the Productivity Commission. Released last week, the report...