EOI: Culturally-diverse artisan stall holders

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10 Jan

Written By MAV (Multicultural Arts Victoria)

We’re throwing a Block Party on Saturday 22 February from 3PM - 8PM and are on the look out for culturally diverse stallholders.

*Flemington Sisters, 2021. Photo by Wild Hardt.*

This event is a celebration of our multicultural communities, creative expression and art. There will be live performances, workshops, live podcasts, exhibitions, food and more.

We’re looking for stallholders— there is no charge for a stall and places are strictly limited. Expression of Interest is now open, and due by Monday 27 January at 10AM.

Follow the button below to express your interest.

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EOI: Culturally-diverse artisan stall holders

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