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Cushion Concerts

Experience the joy of live music with your preschooler at our monthly Cushion Concerts.

Cushion concerts are a series of live performances for children by local as well as internationally recognised musicians. They are affordable and presented in a relaxed and friendly environment.

We choose music that is stimulating for young listeners, make sure each concert is unlike the last and keep the performance under 40 minutes.

Children bring a cushion (or borrow one of ours), as well as a teddy and a snack. If they need to move around to get a better view, want to dance or stretch out on the floor, that's fine. If a child has a question or want to talk about the performance – that's great.

 

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2023 performances

  • Monday, February 20 - Andy Rigby
  • Thursday, March 2 - Mugi Rahayu
  • Friday, April 21 - MaCapella
  • Thursday, May 25 - Bendigo Senior Secondary College
  • Tuesday, June 13 - Mariah McCarthy
  • Saturday, July 29 - Inventi Emsamble
  • Saturday, August 12 - Orchestra Victoria 
  • Tuesday, September 5 - Bendigo South East College Choirs
  • Wednesday, October 11 - Bangarra Dance Theatre
  • Monday, November 13 - Girton Grammar School
  • Wednesday, December 6 - MaCapella *Click here to buy tickets*

*Please note that all concerts listed above will go on sale a month prior to the performance date. 

 

Cost

Tickets are $5 per child (with accompanying adult free).  Additional children or adults $5 and children under 12 months are free.

Tickets may be purchased from the Box Office or online.

 

 

Coming to a Cushion Concert book

Coming to a Cushion Concert is a book written and illustrated by Liz Duthie and designed by Jacqui Lynch.

It's just $5 at the Box office and a great way to relive your concert experience.

Cushion concert book


        
Contact us

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BV&E acknowledges the Dja Dja Wurrung and Taungurung Peoples as the traditional custodians of the lands where our venues stand and where we share stories through art and culture.

We acknowledge and pay respect to their Elders past, present and future.