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Jewellers can hire a desk in our workshop to make or finish off their own pieces. This workshop is self run, you need to attend a health and safety induction before working daily unattended. Basic jewellery making tools are provided and some consumables such as flux, borax, tumbling polish, lathe polish and some drill bits. Aprons and safety glasses are provided, tie up loose hair, wear enclosed shoes. Please email claw.creative.studios@gmail.com for any questions or inquiries. Clara Carija, Director CLAW CREATIVE.

This March Eve Sapphic Party presents Garden of Eden, a celebration of our saints and sinners where the only question is if you'll give into temptation? [TICKET LINK HERE](https://events.humanitix.com/eve-sapphic-party-garden-of-eden) Host Bettie Rosé has put together a tantalising line up with Annie Social and Xena Ghost returning to the Eve stage. We have shows and music all night long, as well as our fully stocked dark room with safe sex products supplied by Thorne Harbour Health. We also have our costume contest from our sponsor Offworld Aesthetic for the best look at the event. Eve is a clothing optional event where we encourage you to embrace your body by wearing as little or as much as you feel comfortable. Consent is key and we have a zero tolerance policy for non consensual behaviour Refunds are not available within 7 days of the event

Hello Rust Melbourne! Join us this Thursday for another Rust Melbourne Adventure! Matt Andrews will be giving a talk on the wonderful Bevy platform, with the talk titled "Bevy and Entity Component Systems". As for venue, food, and drinks sponsorship, Arkeus (https://arkeus.com/) have been kind to offer all three!

Too many kids as well as teenagers and adults have problems with study. Today's meetup will inform you about the basics in STUDY TECHNOLOGY that provides an understanding of the basics of learning and supplies exact ways to overcome all the pitfalls one can encounter during study. This is applicable to young children, teenagers (or their parents that are trying to help them) and adults alike. Study Technology shows how one studies in order to comprehend a subject so one can apply it. Laws on which learning is based and workable methods have also been discovered for anyone to apply for themselves or when teaching others. Too many students graduate from school and college unable to put to use what they’ve learned in school. It’s not that they’re stupid or that their teachers didn’t know how to teach. More than likely it traces back to the one thing missing from most educations—learning how to learn in the first place. We all went to school, yet isn’t it odd that no one taught us how to study? The information presented at this meetup can help anyone improve others or his own ability to learn. It is a practical tool that parents and teachers alike can use to enhance a child's study performance. You’ll learn the barriers that lie between your own or a child's education. And you will very quickly learn how to overcome them. This technology will enable you or a child to pursue any subject with skill and confidence. Teachers who have "hard to handle/distributive " or slow learners in class will absolutely love the amazing turn around most often seen in improved behaviour and student performance in class. If you or your child has difficulties at school (or learning new things at work or online) than this meetup is important to you. If you can not make it to our meetup than contact the organizer and arrange it to suit your time. This technology can if one was to live far away be taught online. (extension course) You may offcourse also opt to have this technology taught to your own child by experienced volunteeer staff or learn about this yourself and transfer this knowledge to those you want to have better grades. Yes it is possible to improve anyone's study performance. All it takes is just 5 steps. See you at this meetup. Pam

**IMPORTANT: THIS EVENT IS WEATHER DEPENDANT. PLEASE REVISIT THIS PAGE ON FRIDAY 27 FOR FURTHER UPDATES.** Join us for an immersive landscape photography session along one of Melbourne’s most dramatic stretches of coastline. We will focus on three distinct elements: the fiery red sandstone textures of the cliffs, the geometric leading lines of the Black Rock Jetty, and the rusted silhouette of the HMVS Cerberus—a 19th-century breastwork monitor that has served as a breakwater since 1926. **Note: This event is weather-dependent**. In the event of heavy rain or overcast skies that obscure the sunset, we will notify all attendees by Friday 27th March. **The Schedule** **5.00 PM:** Meet at the Red Bluff Lookout car park [https://maps.app.goo.gl/YSnaDTt9Lwp2rRk17](https://maps.app.goo.gl/YSnaDTt9Lwp2rRk17) **6.00 PM:** Meet at the start of Black Rock Jetty [https://maps.app.goo.gl/UK2ex424pfJ2Mu8V8](https://maps.app.goo.gl/UK2ex424pfJ2Mu8V8) (Half Moon Bay, Black Rock). **6:35 PM:** Golden Hour starts. We will head down to the beach to capture the red sandstone cliffs and the jetty. **7:20 PM:** Sunset. Capture the HMVS Cerberus wreck as the sun dips behind it. **7:35 PM:** Blue Hour. Perfect for long exposures to flatten the bay water. **8:00 PM:** Dinner at Sandringham Hotel **(max 32 people)** **9:00 PM:** Event Conculdes **SAFETY & IMPORTANT INFORMATION** This event involves outdoor activities, including easy walking. To help ensure we operate in a safe and inclusive manner, we ask all members and guests to abide by the **[MEETUP GUIDELINES](https://docs.google.com/document/d/11Tlklt2nqT-B8RnDaxvmZv8vsGXy3w8rVpiArNf_-f8/edit?usp=sharing)**. Please take a moment to read the following important disclosures and recommendations carefully: * Event Adjustments: Your safety is our highest priority. Though we do not plan high-risk activities, we reserve the right to modify or cancel parts of the event if unforeseen risks, such as extreme weather, are identified. Our goal is a fun, stress-free, and secure weekend for everyone. * Personal Responsibility: Participation in all activities, including travel and carpooling, is at your own risk. The organisers are not liable for any personal injuries, or damage/loss of personal belongings. * Insurance: We strongly advise all attendees to have comprehensive ambulance and health insurance to cover potential medical emergencies. While we take every precaution, accidents can happen. By signing up and attending this event, you and your guest agree to the above disclosures and the [MEETUP GUIDELINES](https://docs.google.com/document/d/11Tlklt2nqT-B8RnDaxvmZv8vsGXy3w8rVpiArNf_-f8/edit?usp=sharing) We look forward to an amazing photography time with you all! Annie and Rowan

We will meet in the softest, calmest corner of the week — the kind where everyone arrives with a quiet smile, a favourite drink, and zero pressure to perform. We will settle in, chat lightly about the book (or about how we meant to finish it but life happened), and let the conversation wander at its own gentle pace. Some people share thoughtful insights, others simply listen and enjoy the vibe, and comfortable silences are treated like honoured guests. It’s cosy, low‑key, and perfect for anyone whose social battery prefers a slow burn rather than a spark. 🌱 🌱location to be decided: leaning towards an outdoor space- depending on the weather 🌦️

Hello everyone ✨ For 2026 my regular Saturday location will be Balam Balam Place in Brunswick 🏡 Bring any art supplies you like and a picnic blanket or chair. We will just be sat on the grass outside the building sketching together. If you aren’t sure what to draw the club has a weekly drawing theme, just ask me what the prompt is 😊 There is also a small cafe inside the building for those who want a drink while they draw ☕️ ✏️ We welcome all artists of any skill level or medium, Whether you’re a beginner or pro, traditional or digital, absolutely anyone can join. ⚠️IMPORTANT⚠️ Please do not attend if you are sick. I have multiple chronic illnesses so my immune system is extremely weak. keep everyone safe by staying home if you are unwell ☔️ If the weather changes there is a small cafe inside we can move into —————————————————— Check out our instagram @shypeoplesdrawingclub to see more about our awesome group. We also have a Discord group for online events if you would like to join and chat with more artists. ✨

**\*\*\*This is a pre-booking event. Please visit [artmasterclass.com.au](https://www.artmasterclass.com.au/) choose your cheeseboard and coaster, use the *MEETAMC10* coupon code, and make a reservation.\*\*\*** Unleash your creativity at our Resin Art Workshop in the heart of Melbourne! Join us for a fun and interactive session where you'll learn the art of resin pouring from expert instructors. Whether you're a complete beginner or looking to refine your skills, this workshop is perfect for everyone. You'll create stunning, unique pieces to take home and enjoy, all while surrounded by like-minded creatives. Our workshops provide all the tools, materials, and guidance you'll need to bring your vision to life. Discover the mesmerizing flow of resin, explore vibrant pigments, and watch your art evolve into a glossy masterpiece. Each session is designed to be both educational and relaxing, making it the ideal activity to unwind, socialize, and spark inspiration. Spaces are limited, so book your spot today and dive into the colorful world of resin art with us!

This Month's Book: *On A Sunbeam* by Tillie Walden Join us for discussion at the Granville Public Library from 6 to 7pm. Follow us on Instagram: @granvillepridebookclub

* Second ever book club! April meet up. All are welcome. * The book will be Play Nice by Rachel Harrison (determined by votes from March Book Club. Let me know if you’d like a free digital copy of the book) * This event will be at the main library, meeting room 1B, the location will not be changed for this event due to the number of people attending, we will just add more chairs if needed! * Feel free to come whether or not you’ve started or finished the book ◡̈ * Small snacks will be provided. You’re welcome to bring your own snacks & drinks too! Starting in June I will try to keep future book clubs at the Dublin Library. Now that I understand their reservation system, I will be on top of it with booking that location as soon as the date is released for the month. Thanks for your understanding with the varying locations in the meantime.

Welcome, readers! Our March read is **_The Bean Trees by Barbara Kingsolver._** The story follows Taylor Greer, a young woman from rural Kentucky who leaves home for the West, only to find herself unexpectedly becoming the guardian of an abused Native American toddler named Turtle. In Tucson, Arizona, they form a makeshift family with a diverse group of people, including Guatemalan refugees and a single mother, exploring themes of motherhood, community, belonging, and finding hope in hardship. The story blends humor with serious issues, creating a story about finding family in unexpected places. Looking forward to discussing with everyone! We will meet at Zaftig Brewing Co in their event room in the back. We are welcome to bring in our own food, but **drinks must be purchased at the bar.** Happy reading! 📖

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**Our April novel is: *The Hong Kong Widow* by Kristen Loesch** **This month’s novel blends gothic atmosphere with historical fiction and chilling horror, set against the haunting backdrop of China. The book is 368 pages in print and 10 hours and 42 minutes on audiobook.** In 1950s Hong Kong, Mei is a young refugee of the Chinese Communist revolution struggling to put her past in Shanghai behind her. When she receives a shocking invitation—to take part in a competition in one of the city's most notorious haunted houses, pitting six spirit mediums against one another in a series of six séances over six nights, until a single winner emerges—she has every reason to refuse. Except that the hostess, a former Shanghainese silent film star, is none other than the wife of the man who once destroyed Mei’s entire life. It is promised the winner will receive a fortune, but there is only one prize Mei wants: revenge. Decades later, the final night of that competition has become an infamous urban legend: The police were called to the scene of a brutal massacre but found no evidence, dismissing it as a collective hallucination. Mei knows what she saw, but now someone else is convinced they know what she did. She must uncover the truth about the last night she ever spent in that house—even if the ghosts of her past are waiting for her there. . . .