Crackerjack Beachfront

Artists interpretation: 'This work is symbolic of how the Australian coast evokes memories of the mashoof reed boats that have navigated the Mesopotomian Marshes of my southern Iraq homeland for years...

Frankston beach is perfect for non-powered water activities including swimming, stand up paddle boarding or even a walk. Celebrate with family and friends with open space, a playground, BBQ facilities...

Walking into Nature Café Bar instantly brings a smile to your face. Vibrant colours burst forth from the walls with lively paintings and hand-painted murals evoking a sense of wonder and playfulness. ...

Kananook Creek is located some 35 kms south of Melbourne, just a short walk from Port Phillip Bay, Seaford Foreshore Reserve and the internationally protected Seaford Wetlands. Commencing at Carrum, ...

Kananook Creek runs for 7.5 km parallel to the coastline linking Seaford Wetlands to Frankston Foreshore. The creek reserve is home to many indigenous plants and animals and is one of Frankston's most...

Augmented Reality This is an augmented reality artwork. Watch the artwork come to life through animation by downloading the Big Picture Series AR App, available on the App Store or&nb...

Mural Name: Purple Platypus in Pollution Artist: Mike Makatron Artist Bio: Mike Maka is a painter who works on walls, canvas and illustrations on paper. He has travelled and created work ...

Stand up Paddle boarding (SUP) is a growing sport and is easily accessible by all types of people wanting to enjoy the Bay or Kananook Creek with Frankston being the ideal location to try out the spor...

One Pear Tree is a beautiful café in Frankston, walking distance from the town centre on Nepean Hwy. Serving breakfast and lunch, come in for an awarding winning Di Bella Coffee prepared by our B...

Mural Name: Coastal and Urban Artist: Melanie Caple with Student from Frankston High School with Facilitating Teacher: Natalie D'ambra Artist Bio: Melanie graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Art...