Hide + Seek Presents- Thin Red Lines

Ballan Mechanics Institute Hall

143 Inglis Street,
Ballan VIC 3342

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  • Sat 7 Nov

2pm–3:30pm

$10 - $20

Thin Red Lines is a dynamic salon of poetry, live music and literary performance, bringing together acclaimed artists for an evening of creativity, connection and storytelling.

Co-curated by Thabani Tshuma and Georgia Kartas, the salon features poetic duets, original music and powerful spoken word performances. Blending diverse voices and artistic styles, Thin Red Lines celebrates collaboration, imagination and the many ways stories can be shared.

Featuring WHELK (Manisha Anjali and Genevieve Fry), Skyscraper Stan, Taylor Bell, Xiaole Zhan, Koosha Ahmadi, Eloise Grills and Miranda Brockman.

Content: Moorabool Shire Council

SPECIAL OFFER

$45 session pass

Experience all three Hide + Seek Presents sessions (Thin Red Lines, Better Off Said and Songlines) and save with the $45 Session Pass. Simply add all three sessions to the cart and enter the promo code H+SP3 at checkout to unlock discounted access to the complete series.

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  • Actively welcomes people with access needs.

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