Frankston has always been a live music destination. It’s a city where homegrown talent are given centre-stage, and where national and international artists are celebrated.
Looking for the perfect spot to let your furry friend run free without worry? Frankston City is home to several 24/7 fenced dog parks where your pup can enjoy off-leash play in a secure environment — and you can enjoy peace of mind. Whether you have a bouncy puppy or a relaxed older dog, these fully enclosed spaces are ideal for socialising, exercising and burning off energy. Here are some of Frankston City’s most popular fenced dog parks: Melaleuca Reserve Fenced Dog Park (Langwarrin) This fenced dog park is nestled in a peaceful, leafy reserve mainly covered by tree canopy and offers plenty of space for your dog to run, play and socialise. This open grassy area makes it a popular choice for locals and has amenities such as picnic tables, shaded seating, water taps, and waste bins, along with diverse vegetation and terrain that keep dogs entertained. Location: 14 Melaleuca Crescent, Langwarrin Features: Quiet and green, secure fencing, picnic tables, water, waste bins, on-street parking Nearby Coffee: Langwarrin General Store (2min drive Dog Park)
Frankston City’s Comedy Nights are here to Get You Out and AboutWinter doesn’t have to be all trackies and takeaway. As the chill creeps in and your couch is calling, let’s flip the script, and check out Frankston’s seriously funny lineup of comedy shows that’ll warm your soul and shake the frost off your face.
Inside Cash’s Awards and Promotion Solutions Tucked away in Frankston’s industrial heartland, Cash’s Awards and Promotion Solutions is more than just a manufacturer. It is a living Australian legacy.
Ah the winter school holidays. What a magical time of year. The mornings are cold, it rains often, and the snack draw never seems to be full enough.
DJ. Music Producer. Seaford Local. Inspiration. Recently, we caught up with 20-year-old DJ and music producer, Cooper Smith at his home studio in Seaford. Over a coffee at 38South and with a set performed live on the deck of the Seaford Life Saving Club with POHSS Studio, Cooper shared his passion for music, what it’s like living with cerebral palsy and why he loves calling Seaford home.