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Acknowledgement of Country
The Connection Arts Space Gallery is located at 1 Walker Street, Dandenong, on the unceded lands of the Woi-Wurrung and Boon Wurrung peoples of the Kulin Nation.

We acknowledge and pay respect to the Traditional Custodians and Elders – Past and present of the Kulin Nation on which we connect and create.

Connection Arts Space recognises Aboriginal connection to material and creative practice on these lands for more than 60,000 years and First Nation peoples’ enduring presence and knowledge that continues to nurture the Land, Water and Space we share.

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Welcome, you’ve landed yourself on CAS’ page for the upcoming M.A.D (Music, Arts, Dance) Festival - which is back for it’s second year as CAS’ annual South East Naarm (Melbourne) event that brings together talent across a widespread reach of creativity through it’s grassroots community. 

A FREE and Accessible events, made for US by US.

This year we celebrated our 2nd festival weekend:

EAT, MEET, CREATE

Friday October 13th 
at Garage 35 Art Studio35F Buckleys Lane, Noble Park 

M.A.D FEST

Saturday October 14th at Dandenong Memorial Hall

The Festival features art exhibitions, DJ, music performances, spoken word, art market stalls, a dance workshop, dance jam and some delicious food to tie it altogether!


M.A.D Fest is made possible through our beloved collaboration with the following local organisations & collectives:

Garage 35 Art Studio
Way Over There Collective
South East Sessions
Our Beat 

M.A.D Fest and Eat, Meet, Create is proudly supported by
Multicultural Arts Victoria and the Victorian Government through Creative Victoria.

This project is supported by VicHealth through its Future Healthy: Future Reset program