Heatherhill Asian Kitchen

Gulls Way is a narrow street forming part of the subdivision of Yamala, the oldest mansion on Oliver’s Hill. In the 1950s, the precinct became the site of an adventurous spate of Modernist architectur...

The Cube 37 Gallery is a high demand community access gallery used by art groups, schools and emerging and professional artists. The Gallery is available for hire in 4 week blocks; however, periods of...

Lucky Inn is a family owned Chinese and Malaysian restaurant located on Foot Street in Frankston. It offers both take away and a BYO dine in service.

Artist: Evangelos Sakaris Sculpture: I'Kananook On the first day Eaglehawk and Raven Opened my mouth and the sea rejoicedFor six days and nights I ran beside DunesEmbracing the progeny of Black...

Mural: Interchange Artist: Daniel van de Wiel (Danny Legs) Artist Bio:  With over 20 years professional experience in our craft, we passionately specialise in murals, street art, gra...

Located in the heart of Playne Street, The Hop Shop is Frankston’s independent home of craft beer. With 18 rotating taps of curated craft beer and over 100+ cold-stored brews available for take-away ...

The lemon yellow dog collar by sculptor, Joanna Rhodes has been arching over the pathway of our largest off-leash dog park, Ballam Park.

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...

For more than 70 years, Frankston Theatre Group has provided the opportunity for people to participate in community theatre. They present a broad range of productions of a high quality for the enterta...

Mural: Emerge The artist’s intent was to use water to express the energy and connection Frankston has to the shoreline while recognising the troubling side to Frankston. The two needed to be merged i...