One of Australia’s largest showcases of street art is coming to a multi-level warehouse in inner Melbourne. For ten days, Can’t Do Tomorrow will bring together over 100 street artists, musicians and collectives to celebrate the street art industry where it stands today.
Head along to the Facility in Kensington to see works from artists like Archibald finalist Michael Peck, street artist and designer Callum Preston, contemporary freehand artist Kaff-eine, figurative painter Lisa King, illustrator and muralist Justine McAllister and heaps more. The best part? Many of the works are for sale so you can support the artists while having a good time.
Head along to enjoy live acts and DJs playing across the festival including Teymori, Cool Out Sun, MzRizk, Zepherin Saint, Mikey Goodfellow, DJ Manchild and more. While you’re there you can take part in exclusive workshops on stencilling and plastic recycling.
Food and drink will be served across the venue so you can keep fuelled while you hang out. There’s a bar on every level of the Facility, including the Greenhouse and Purnell’s Loft bars, the Tallows Bar downstairs and an elusive bar hidden between the two levels which will be pouring Stomping Ground beer, Four Pillars gin and Innocent Bystander wine.
Don’t miss the talks portion of the festival either. On Thursday February 20 you can hear from LA-based artist and film director Aaron Rose in conversation with the Design Files’ Lucy Feagins. Then, on Saturday February 29, you can hear from arts patron Len Warson who will chat to street artist Rone about his process, collaborations and the relationship between artist and patron. Read about more talks happening at the festival here.
Can’t Do Tomorrow Festival is offering a two-for-one ticket offer to Time Out readers. Just click this link, select your preferred session and ticket type, enter code CDTPARTNER241 and proceed to checkout.