A free block party to celebrate Medieval to Metal
James Spray from the band Nasal Spray, Daniel Kalken from Kank Wolverang Records, City of Ballarat Councillor Samantha McIntosh and Di Opie from the Dressing Room Recycled
The Medieval to Metal exhibition at the Art Gallery of Ballarat is continuing to paint the town red, and to celebrate, a Block Party will be held on Saturday 30 November on one of Ballarat’s most eclectic streets, Main Road Bakery Hill.
Everyone is invited to join in the free activities from 11am until 4pm and enjoy the great businesses, live music and children’s activities.
Local performers, Nasal Spray, Dayfever, Thing from Spring and Rhiz and the Sugarplums will play live music throughout the street across the day.
Children will be able to participate in guitar themed arts and crafts guided by the Art Gallery of Ballarat as well as face-painting and roving performers from Hansonium, a disability support service provider, who are located on Main Road.
Local businesses will be on show, with food available from Mr Jones and the Main Bar alongside local food trucks, Mr Squidgy, Woodside Food Co, the Coffee Drop and Big Cookie Co.
The retail shops in the precinct will provide a great market atmosphere, with their shops spilling on to the roads and special Block Party deals, even a special deal from King Kong tattoo shop, walk ins only $50 - $250!
Local business, Kank Wolverang Records will have a free art exhibition on display for the party.
Free yoga classes will also be run by Hansonium for all to participate in.
A small selection of vintage cars will be parked along Main Road for people to come and have a look and take some happy snaps!
City of Ballarat Councillor Samantha McIntosh said the Block Party will be a fun, free family celebration.
“What a great opportunity to paint the town red, celebrate the iconic Medieval to Metal exhibition visiting Ballarat and enjoy a great day out in the incredible Bakery Hill precinct,” she said.
The Medieval to Metal exhibition runs until February 2025, for more information visit the Art Gallery of Ballarat's website.
Event details:
When: Saturday 30 November 2024 from 11am – 4pm.
What: Street party with food vendors, live music, children’s activities and vintage car display.
Where: Main Road (between Little Bridge Street and Humffray Street South) Bakery Hill
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