EYEING the WEEKEND – June 20, 2019

FRIDAY 21/6

CLIMATE CONNECTION
Australian Youth Climate Coalition (AYCC) Geelong and Analogue Academy invite the community to view a group exhibition titled ART CAN CHANGE THE CLIMATE which explores the issue of climate change and the role of young people in its solution. Local musicians Pollyman, Hassall & Wardlaw Brown will also perform at the event. The exhibition is free, however guests under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a legal guardian as the venue is licensed. ART CAN
CHANGE THE CLIMATE opens at 7pm this Friday at Analogue Academy (23 Cuzens Place, Geelong).

SATURDAY 22/6

JOEL CREASEY: DRINK. SLAY. REPEAT
Australian stand-up comedian Joel Creasey will journey to Geelong this Saturday as part of the Spiegeltent at Johnstone Park. Dubbed the “crown prince of Aussie comedy”, Joel is one of the nation’s most sought-after, acclaimed and hilariously controversial stand-up comedians and television presenters. Earlier this year, he released a stand up special titled ‘Thirsty’ on Netflix. He also features in the channel’s ‘Comedians of the World’ series. Joel’s hour-long show at the Spiegeltent will centre scandalous and outrageously dishy stories. Tickets are $45 per person. Limited tickets remain. Visit spiegeltentgeelong.com/what-s-on/joel-creasey to secure yours.

SUNDAY 23/6

COLLIEWOBBLES HITS THE SURF COAST
The inaugural Colliewobbles Surf Coast walk will launch this Sunday at Torquay’s Salty Dog Café. The Melbourne dog walking group is a breed specific movement for collie and sheltie owners to socialise their pet/s. Created in 2014 by Philip Cassap and his wife Debbie, the group now boasts over 400 members who meet for a walk on the first Saturday of every month. Collie and sheltie owners are encouraged to attend the first walk this Sunday at 11am along with their four-legged friends. The Salty Dog café is located at 47 The Esplanade, Torquay.