Eyeing The Weekend – June 28, 2018

FRIDAY 29/6

Celebrate the long night

The Winter Solstice Play Festival is taking place at the Potato Shed over June 29-30. Theatre3Triple2 has produced two local stories by Geelong Playwrights Shane Foyster and Amy Jo-Reynolds. Their plays, What Became of the Hooded Plover and Until Next Week will be shown over two nights with live music performed by Melody Moon, roaring bonfires and mulled wine. To purchase the $20 tickets, call the Potato Shed on 03 5251 1998.

SATURDAY 30/6

BFL senior footy round-up

Can Portarlington use a home game advantage to bounce back from a 149-point Modewarre flogging and beat Ocean Grove? Queenscliff and Newcomb go head-to-head at Newcomb Sand and Soil oval, the power desperate for a win to climb out of relegation zone. Barwon Heads hope to keep their impressive 11-win one loss record with a home game against Drysdale. Sunday will see in form Anglesea vs Modewarre and Torquay will try to move back up the ladder and into the five with a win against Geelong Amateurs who suffered the upset of the season losing to Port two weeks ago.

SUNDAY 1/7

Queenscliff Lowlight Festival

Head to Queenscliff and take part in a selection of activities running as part of the inaugural Lowlight Festival. The Queenscliff Harbour is hosting Low Light ‘8mm’ – a series of projections taking place at the Business Hub on the Queenscliff Marina. Running every Saturday and Sunday from 11am until 3pm. Searoad Ferries is also presenting High Tea on the High Seas, cruise the bay on a return two-hour sail. Packages are $55 per person and includes immediate return travel on the same ferry for a leisurely experience. Head to searoad.com.au to book.