Featured Events in Geelong in March 2025 (July Updated)

Geelong Gallery partners with Hoop Gallery (without walls) to host a creative conversation with the artist, Mick Sowry, in conversation with Hoop Gallery President, Virginia Aldred. The conversation will explore Sowry’s unique journey, creative practice, and the importance of empowering local artist’s voices in this region. Hoop Gallery is a not-for-profit art gallery located in Torquay on the Surf Coast of Victoria. The Gallery is managed by Surf Coast Art Space (SCAS) Inc, a community organisation that supports local artists by providing a platform for them to showcase and sell their work. The gallery promotes contemporary art and creates opportunities for emerging and established artists to connect with local and visiting audiences. Mick Sowry is an award-winning writer, producer and director of two films, The Reef (2012), and The Reef Redux (2015), and the documentary Musica Surfica (2008). All were made in collaboration with the Australian Chamber Orchestra. He is the creative director and co-publisher of Great Ocean Quarterly, a journal of art, ideas and the sea and his work has featured in The Surfer's Journal, Surfing World, Surfline, Great Ocean Quarterly, and Roaring Journals. In 2022, Mick appeared as a spoken word artist at the Lorne Sculpture Biennale, and in the same year published a spark becomes an is — a limited-edition hardbound book of photography, poetry and prose, precipitated by the sudden death of his wife, Sue, in 2019. Mick's large format photographic work featured in his 2023 solo exhibition Spark at Hoop Gallery and later that year in the group show South West at Boom Gallery. Just recently he featured in the Hoop Gallery final group show, Placemakers, just prior to the Gallery’s closure for renovations. Image: Mick Sowry, I Keep Coming Back 2020 Information Source: Geelong Gallery | eventbrite

MON MARCH 3 | DOORS 7PM | PHOTOS 7.30PM | SHOW 8PM Nathan Broad & Sam Lalor LIVE in Geelong! Sphinx Hotel - 2 Thompson Rd Geelong Tigers Fans in Geelong & surrounds! Introducing No 1 draft pick Sam Lalor, LIVE on stage for the very first time with EBV, alongside three time premiership player, Nathan Broad! Broad & Lalor join our host on stage as they talk all things Richmond whilst previewing the Tigers chances in 2025! This is an ALL AGES event and an opportunity to get to know No 1 draft pick, Sam Lalor! Broad will also discuss many topics including teammates, opponents, coaches, early years, road to the AFL, family, off field antics, life outside of football, finals & premierships, whilst also recounting his most memorable stories to date! These events are unique in the sense that you get to see your favourite stars in an up close and personal setting like never before! This promises to be an event full of never before heard stories, behind the scenes insight and plenty of laughs! The event will include a live interview, audience Q&A, silent & live auction with limited edition memorabilia. Ticket holders can also purchase a show + photo ticket for an opportunity to meet Nathan & Sam pre-show and receive a photo snapped by our professional photographer and a selfie on their personal device! Ticket Types: Junior Tickets (16 and under) Show Entry - $29 Show & Photo - $69 Adult Tickets (17 and over) Show Entry - $49 Show & Photo - $99 All Ages Merch Packages Show, Photo & Football signed by Nathan Broad & Sam Lalor - $345 Show, Photo & Guernsey signed by Show, Photo & Football signed by Nathan Broad & Sam Lalor - $445 Please see show Terms & Conditions below: - This is an all ages event. - Junior tickets are for patrons 16 years or younger. Junior ticket holders must be accompanied by an adult who has purchased a valid adult ticket. - Signed Football & Signed Guernsey packages are one price point for all ages. - This is a no-sign event (for personal items). Memorabilia will be available for purchase at the event for all show attendees who wish to take home a piece of signed football history. - We ask no videos or recording at the event, the nature of these shows is designed to be an exclusive look into the players lives both on and off the field and stories to be only discussed behind closed doors. - Photos are taken by your choice of our professional photographer or with individual personal devices. If selecting personal devices, please ensure you have your phones ready with camera settings adjusted appropriately to the lighting in the room to avoid disappointment. - Tickets are non refundable. However, if a show is cancelled or the event organiser changes the date of the show due to unforeseen circumstances, we provide the ticket holder will have the option of a full refund or future show credit. Information Source: Entertainment By Vin | eventbrite

Explore accurate Geelong Cats v Fremantle sporting information for 15th March, as well as more Australian Rules Football times with Fixture Calendar. The Geelong Cats are an Australian Rules Football team based in Geelong, Geelong Cats5. They compete in the Australian Football League (AFL), which is the premier professional Australian Rules Football league in the country. The team was founded in 1859 and is one of the oldest football clubs in Australia. The Cats have won a total of nine AFL premierships, with the most recent one being in 2011. They have also won the McClelland Trophy, awarded to the team with the best regular season record, a total of seven times. Some of the notable players who have donned the blue and white jersey of Geelong include Patrick Dangerfield, Tom Hawkins, and Joel Selwood. The team plays their home games at the iconic GMHBA Stadium, which has a capacity of just over 36,000 spectators. With a rich history and a strong roster, the Geelong Cats are a force to be reckoned with in the world of Australian Rules Football. Fremantle Football Club, also known as the Dockers, is a professional Australian Rules Football team based in Fremantle, Western Australia. The team competes in the Australian Football League (AFL) and was established in 1994. Since then, they have consistently appeared in the AFL finals series, and in 2013, they reached their first grand final. The Dockers have also won numerous awards, including four Club Champion awards and a Brownlow Medal for their star player, Nat Fyfe. The team's home stadium is the iconic Optus Stadium, a world-class venue with a capacity of over 60,000 spectators. The Fremantle Dockers are known for their strong and dedicated players, including Matthew Pavlich and Luke McPharlin, making them a formidable force in the AFL. Information Source: fixturecalendar.com