If you’re after first class arts and cultural experiences, go no further than Frankston City. Discover a large and eclectic collection of street art, sculptures, and historic landmarks, all of which are dotted throughout the city’s gardens, waterfront precinct, art galleries, theatres and the city centre.
The Frankston Arts Centre, one of the largest metropolitan art venues in Australia, hosts year round local, national and international entertainment, showcasing unforgettable music, theatre, comedy, dance, opera and art.
Along Frankston City’s coastline you can discover life-sized sculptures or walk the city streets to see some of the largest walls transformed into mammoth murals from headline street artists.
History buffs and inquisitive visitors alike will love Frankston City’s fascinating heritage. Amongst others, two significant historic homesteads, the 1855 French Style Ballam Park Homestead and 1920s American Colonial mansion Mulberry Hill reveal the intriguing past of this wonderful region.
Frankston City’s arts and cultural experiences are now more accessible than ever, and can be found here in the Frankston City Guide, or else found below via the Enjoy Arts and Culture online maps. Click or search your way through the below links to discover the locations, imagery and details about each piece.
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