Entries in the ‘Tram 16’ Category:
filed in Gardens, Melbourne, Melbourne Botanical Gardens, Parks, St Kilda, Tram 16, Tram Route 67, Tram Route 96 on Jul.15, 2010
The St Kilda Botanical Gardens are in winter mode. It is a lovely time to visit and see the gardens preparing for spring and summer. Occasionally you see a sign of things to come with clumps of bulbs sending up their first spring shoots.
The ambiance in the Alistair Clarke Rose Garden is different at this [...]
Tags: Melbourne Botanical Gardens, Roses, St Kilda Botanical Gardens
filed in Markets, Melbourne, St Kilda, St Kilda East, Tram 16, Tram Route 67, Vintage on Jul.09, 2010
The say good things come in small packages and the St Kilda, Salvation Army Opportunity Shop is proof of this. They have downsized. In doing so they have created a much better outlet in Carlisle Street than the previous one on the corner of Inkerman Street and St Kilda Road.
That huge rambling and messy warehouse [...]
Tags: books, Carlisle Street, Funky Retro, shopping, St Kilda
filed in Beaches, Melbourne, St Kilda, St Kilda Beach, Tram 16, Tram Route 96 on Apr.18, 2010
For the next few Sundays life in St Kilda and particularly on Acland Street is going to get more vibrant. St Kilda is in the middle of holding the Busking Festival. The actual location for the buskers is being shared by various street venues.
Fitzroy Street have had their turn and last Sunday, April 18, it [...]
Tags: beach, market, music, St Kilda, Sunday Lunch
filed in Beaches, Markets, Melbourne, St Kilda, St Kilda Beach, Tram 16, Tram Route 96 on Jan.19, 2010
Summertime in Melbourne is market time and markets spring up all over the place – Pre-Christmas I had great success with some Christmas presents at a market set up in the Elwood School grounds.
This flurry of summer markets led me to forget the markets that just keep-on-keeping-on.
The Esplanade Market in St Kilda has been keeping [...]
Tags: artists, craft, market, shopping, St Kilda
filed in Gardens, Melbourne, Parks, St Kilda, Tram 16, Tram Route 96 on Jan.10, 2010
The St Kilda community has created a wall to bring people together rather than shut them off from each other. They are calling it the Great Wall of St Kilda.
This wall is 11 metres x 5 meters and made of clay tiles, in total 807 tiles.
Two hundred and seven large tiles that capture characters and [...]
Tags: Art, Carlisle Street, Parks, St Kilda