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The Frankston Arts Centre (FAC) is a unique premier arts and performance venue, providing the ultimate cultural experience for visitors wishing to enjoy memorable theatre performances, live music, eng...

There’s more to be discovered at Frankston RSL than what you may typically think. The Frankston RSL has just undergone an extensive redevelopment to make it one of the premier venues in Frankston and ...

The first suspension bridge over the creek was built in 1875 by Mark Young, host of the Pier Hotel, to allow his patrons easy access to the sea-baths he owned. With the appearance of other guest house...

Yamala was one of the earliest mansions built on Oliver’s Hill. It was purchased in 1876 by Sir John Madden (1844-1918) who later became Chief Justice of Victoria, and was appointed Lieutenant Governo...

As with all the locations blessed with a spectacular view, the nearest hill or mount has always become a firm favourite for romantic locals from which to survey their domain. Not surprisingly, Oliver'...

Welcome to The Cheeky Squire Hotel, boasting charismatic charm and all-round great value for your next holiday. They are all about quality, value and comfort. Guests love their luxurious rooms, on-sit...

Artist: David Murphy Sculpture: The Poet's Desk Location: Frankston Foreshore About the Sculpture: Harry (1888-1954) and Annie May ‘Nan’ (1879-1961) McClelland moved to Long Island around 191...

This remarkable house has been a noted feature of the approach to Oliver’s Hill since it was built for the Henty family in 1953. Completely round, it is an elegant example of the architect Roy Grounds...

Mural Name: Untitled Artist:  Sam Songailo Artist Bio: Sam Songailo's work takes form in painting, installation, video, sound and sculpture. He is deeply influenced by digital technology ...

Artist: George Rose, Melbourne Artist Bio: George Rose is a Melbourne-based artist best known for her large-scale murals. If she’s not working on commercial projects, she’s on the global street art ...