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Appreciating the arts beyond the metro

The Regional Victoria Living Expo will bring Melburnians the vibrant art scene currently existing beyond our state's city within regional Victoria.
18 Apr 2013
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Arts appreciators can enjoy the vibrant art of regional Victorian free, as part of the Regional Victoria Living Expo this coming weekend at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre.

The expo ties into the Victorian government’s wider initiative to expose the rich culture and opportunities currently existing in regional Victoria.  

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