Ocean Documentary Film Night
Cultural & Heritage
Food & Cooking
Experience captivating ocean-themed documentaries with local food and drinks in Dromana.
Details
Sunday 28 March 2027
6:00pm - 10:00pm
28 Collins Rd, Dromana VIC 3936, Australia
$
$10
Experience captivating ocean-themed documentaries with local food and drinks in Dromana.
Sunday 28 March 2027
6:00pm - 10:00pm
28 Collins Rd, Dromana VIC 3936, Australia
$10
Dive into an engaging evening featuring two compelling ocean documentaries: "White Rock," highlighting the plight of invasive sea urchins, and "An Ode to Kelp," showcasing kelp farming adventures. This unique screening event combines environmental storytelling with a lively community atmosphere.
Enjoy delicious offerings from local vendors including Millers Bread, Flying Calamari Bros, Two Bays beers, and Mornington Peninsula Spirits. The event promises a relaxed and enjoyable night for families and ocean enthusiasts alike.
Bring your curiosity and appetite for both knowledge and tasty sea urchin and seaweed delights, all while supporting local environmental initiatives.
The film night takes place on Saturday, 28 March 2026, from 18:00 to 22:00. Entry costs $10, which includes access to the screenings and tasting of sea urchin and seaweed treats.
The event is supported by a community grant from Mornington Peninsula Shire and features artwork by Jack Miers, adding a creative touch to the evening.
Tickets are available via Eventbrite, ensuring a smooth and easy booking experience for families planning their weekend outing.
The event is hosted at Southern Seagreens, located at 28 Collins Road, Dromana, 3936. This venue offers a welcoming space for community gatherings and is easily accessible by car.
Parking is available on-site, making it convenient for families traveling with children and those bringing picnic essentials.
Dromana is a charming coastal town on the Mornington Peninsula, ideal for combining this cultural experience with a day by the sea.
Please arrive on time to enjoy the full program of documentaries and tastings. The event runs for four hours in the evening, so dress comfortably and consider bringing a jacket for the outdoor setting.
Children are welcome, but parents should note the content is ocean-focused and may include environmental themes suitable for school-aged children.
All food and drink vendors are local, supporting the community and providing fresh, quality products.
Tickets cost $10 per person, covering entry and tasting experiences. Booking is essential and can be done through the Eventbrite link provided by the organizers.
Early booking is recommended as spaces may be limited due to the intimate venue size.
For more information or assistance with bookings, contact Southern Seagreens directly via email or phone.