Winter festival working its way to Seaworks

Seaworks Chief Executive Glen Jones with one of the new art installations.

Seaworks Williamstown will be hosting the highly anticipated Winter Solstice Festival: Celebrating Maritime Heritage on Friday, June 23.

The festival is described as an extraordinary celebration of maritime heritage, captivating art installations,giant puppets, mesmerising circus performances, and a delightful array of food and mulled wine.

The Winter Solstice Festival offers a platform to immerse oneself in the enchanting history and traditions of the maritime roots deeply embedded in the local community.

From the mesmerising craftsmanship of traditional wooden boat building to the awe-inspiring presence of giant puppets, circus performers, and magnificent inflatable sculptures, the festival highlights the vibrant and diverse talents of Seaworks’ esteemed tenants.

This unique event provides an opportunity for attendees to embrace the spirit of the season in the dynamic atmosphere of our maritime venue.

By blending creativity, culture, and community, the Winter Solstice Festival promises to create a memorable and engaging experience for all who join.

Seaworks chief executive Glenn Jones said the team at Seaworks are delighted to bring the Winter Solstice Festival to the venue.

“It serves as a fantastic platform to showcase the incredible talents of our tenants and to celebrate the rich maritime heritage that defines our community,” he said.

Seaworks welcomes individuals of all ages to partake in the festivities, made possible by the Make It Happen Program through Hobsons Bay council.

Seaworks is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to preserving and promoting the maritime heritage of Williamstown and the wider Melbourne community.

Through a range of engaging events and initiatives, Seaworks brings together artists, performers, and maritime enthusiasts to celebrate and honour the region’s unique heritage.

Details: www.seaworks.com.au

Jennifer Pittorino