Aidan Jones is a comedian based in Brunswick. We interviewed him to learn more about his career, how lockdown influenced his new comedy show PAP, and to find what was his go-to place in Brunswick last year.... oooh and we now know why he was fired from one of his most recent jobs... read to learn more!
After a year of bouncing from state to state and performing anywhere not locked down, Randy Feltface invites Brunswick to a brand-new hour of stand-up and stories from the road.
This will be Randy’s final Australian show before relocating to the USA and embarking on the World Tour he postponed in 2020.
It’s the official Feltface Farewell Party! Read this article to learn more about Randy and to get your tickets!
He opened up his eyes. He knew the day had just begun because it was precisely then when he sometimes gained that instant of mental clarity. He savoured that instant because of its ephemerality. He closed his eyes, took a deep breath, and when he opened them back up he didn’t know where, when nor who he was.
Maximillian Malone was only two weeks away from signing the lease of the venue that would materialise his passion and he didn't have a name yet. This place would host collage workshops, art exhibitions, and people who might just come and hang out like they would at a pub. Today this place is located at 544 Sydney Road, learn its name and more about Max in this article.
Melbourne's Marathon is just around the corner. Whether you're running it or not, these routes will get you around Brunswick and beyond!
We interviewed Ivan Aristeguieta to learn about his journey. He shared with us how he transitioned from being the funny guy with this friends to one of Melbourne Comedy Festival's nominees for Most Outstanding Show. Here's a hint: Bunnings Sausage Sizzle.
Brunswick and our surrounding suburbs have exceptional parks for having a picnic. In this article we share with you what we consider to be the best options to enjoy a picnic now that regulations have eased. Check out our suggestions for wine and cheese too 🙂
Lockdown brings so many things along its way. On this occasion, it brings a squared or maybe rectangled journey around our suburb. Have you ever seen the daily things described in this trip? Trams, parks, people, flowers, and dogs, what else have you found in your lockdown walks?
Ever since Kristy Barber sold her first pair of pants on a Melburnian dancefloor to the beats of dance music, Kuwaii has learned that sustainability means staying true to its values. Learn more about the story of Kristy Barber and Kuwaii, a source of inspiration based on honesty, fairness and kindness.
As soon as Miranda unlocked the doors of the car Lisa had the upper hand.... Convinced that she was going to get there before her sister did, she ran like never before... Their mum’s voice made them snap out of their thoughts...
If there's a wide variety of something in Brunswick, that's coffee. Read this article to learn about coffee shops that are just as good and eccentric as Brunswick itself. Drop by, get a coffee, and say hi to the people behind the counter, we share their names and photos with you so you feel you know them already.
A hidden park with a hidden meaning can only mean one thing, explore until Methven means something.
