Twenty-three young people from the Prom Coast community are set to take the stage at the Foster Arts Centre on Friday 28 August at 6:30pm, presenting White Mouse: a new youth dance theatre work they have devised and created themselves.

The Meeniyan Progress Association is bringing another Town Tavern Night to Meeniyan Hall on Saturday 5 September, with eight musical acts, MC Wendy Sellings at the helm and every dollar going toward the Paint the Hall appeal.

This spring, Fish Creek will host coLAB, a new two-day festival presented by local arts company (it’s no) drama on 9 and 10 October. The event brings together professional artists, performers, community members and disability advocates for a celebration of creativity, accessibility and fun.

Twenty-five years ago, a group of Meeniyan residents led by Lindsey Moore had a simple idea: that an art gallery would be a positive addition to their township. They took over the old Tobias and Considines Butcher and Baker cottage on Whitelaw Street.

South Gippsland Shire Council is looking for experienced and aspiring local actors to help bring Coal Creek's history to life in a new virtual experience set to delight visitors and enhance the park's educational programs.

Foster's Prom Health has been named a finalist in the Rural Workforce Agency Victoria (RWAV) Rural Health Awards, recognition that the team says reflects a year of significant growth and a shared commitment to community health.

South Gippsland Shire Council has celebrated its latest round of community grants at a presentation night, with twenty organisations sharing $122,959 to support projects ranging from equipment purchases and facility upgrades to events, programs and other community initiatives.