After over 130 days of closure in 2021, last year finally saw Footscray Community Arts bring our vibrant and creative programs back to life.

Our historic Basement Theatre has had a lighting and electrical works upgrade.

With the festival winding up on Sunday 27th November, there’s one week left to enjoy the melting pot of arts, culture, theatre, music and performance that is Neighbourhood.

Wominjeka festival will be going ahead this Saturday rain, hail, or shine.

Welcome to the Neighbourhood.

Kids Club is a fun, inclusive and safe space for families, toddlers and kids of all ages to come and relax with friends and family.

Clay is from the earth, transformation of this material from ‘natural’ to ‘man made’, performs an alchemy that’s one of the earliest forms of human expression and utility.

Between us is a public art and community engagement project that considers ‘the space between’.

‘Street Party’ brings the west’s local food, music and entertainment icons to Footscray for a street party that has something to offer audiences of all ages.

Footscray Community Arts presents BOLDER – an interdimensional art exhibition exploring Augmented Reality (AR) and expanded sensory experiences from ArtLife Artist-in-Residence, Steven Tran.

An ode to Western Melbourne.

InterPlay, presented through the collaborative efforts of Environmental Film Festival Australia (EFFA), Curatorial Collective, and Footscray Community Arts, is a playful and community-minded interactive art exhibition with public events.

Gala is a passionate arts administrator and event manager who believes in the power of art to enliven community, communication and consciousness.

Aamer is a multidisciplinary artist, producer, curator and Dj.

Join us in a gathering filled with conversation, art, music and performance in response to A Bell Rings Across The Valley as part of PHOTO2022: International Festival of Photography.

You’ll be in stitches at Footscray Laughs with headliner Annie Louey and her hilarious friends.

Steven was successful in receiving funding from the State Trustees Australia Foundation – Community Inclusion program, which supported the development of his debut solo exhibition ‘BOLD’.