Gateway Shopping Village

Port Phillip Bay is a boating and fishing paradise. Depending on the season, keen fishermen can angle Garfish, Flathead, Snapper Australian Salmon and Silver Trevally. Bring your rod and get comfy on...

Mural Name: Moonlighting Artists: Melanie Caple, Melbourne and Frankston High School  Artist Bio: Melanie graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Art (Painting) from RMIT and holds a ...

Somewhere to meet for lunch and dinner, coffee & cake or drinks in a casual environment, Cracked Pepper is the ideal destination. Our Team of Chefs have designed a new menu which offers some of t...

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 ...

Artist Bio: Brigitte and Melissa are visual storytellers with 40 years’ experience and a keen eye for detail. They teamed up ten years ago to beautify walls in streets, homes and businesses. They love...

Located at the center of Frankston, only a 5 minute walk from Bayside Shopping center and Frankston Train Station. Two Spoons is modified from a 30 year old historical Chinese restaurant and now serve...

Mural: Submerged Submerged is a follow up to Emerge. She isn't trapped. She is free to breathe, but chooses to stay submerged. Not wanting to lose the harmony of the water and leave behind it de...

Originally built closer to the base of Oliver's Hill in 1857, the pier was constructed at its current site and extended into deeper waters in 1863, after a public petition.  The Frankston Pier h...

Mural: Fearless Artist Bio: Melbourne's Murals Brigitte and Melissa are visual storytellers with 40 years’ experience and a keen eye for detail. They teamed up ten years ago to beautify walls i...

Artist: Kieran McKernan Sculpture: To the Beach Location: Frankston Station Materials: Steel Typography: Stephen Banham Letterbox Fabrication: Rock Martin