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Little Creatures Live
You might already enjoy their beer – including Pale Ale, Rogers' and Dog Days – but did you know there's a way to take your Little Creatures love a little deeper? This year the brewery is taking their show on the road with a series of parties that feature live performance art, food and beer at various on-premise locations and festivals across Australia. They're calling it Little Creatures Live – inspired by the original moniker of their very first Pale Ale, brewed their own way with fresh hops flowers and live yeast. Little Creatures Live will be back in Melbourne very soon. Curious as to what to expect? Check out our recaps below. Or if you can't wait, why not pay a visit to Little Creatures' Geelong or Fremantle breweries?
The Perth Hitlist: What to do and where to go on a three or five day stay
It’s the only capital city in Australia where you can watch the sun set over the ocean, but that’s not the only reason Perth is now one of the coolest places to visit. Once known only for its pristine beaches, Perth’s love of food and culture is capturing the attention of tastemakers. Blame it on Instagram or the perfect weather – no one can explain how WA’s capital city made its way onto the international radar – but the latest frenzy of new hotel openings, a statewide culinary scene that is booming and a string of new urban projects may provide some clues. Stay a little longer and you can explore ancient caves and award winning wineries just three hours ‘down south’ around Margaret River. // var axel = Math.random() + ""; var a = axel * 10000000000000; document.write(''); //
Win the new Youfoodz winter menu
If you love nothing better than having someone else cook for you, then you’re in luck. Youfoodz is a fresh meal delivery service that offers an always-changing menu of delicious, chef-made meals, saving you hours every week on shopping, cooking, and clean-up. Of course, the only thing better than tasty meals is free tasty meals. Youfoodz is giving away their full winter menu (that’s 25-plus items including meals and snacks) to a lucky Time Out reader. On Monday, you could enjoy slow-cooked lamb shanks; Tuesday, it’s nan’s chicken pot pie, or maybe a Thai barra curry, on the table in two minutes. On Wednesday afternoon, reach for the chewy Youtella protein cookies; and when the weekend rolls around, it’s time for choc hazelnut waffles. To be in the draw to win Youfoodz’s entire winter menu, simply enter your details below before 10am, Tuesday August 1. Name: Email: Gender: Female Male Non-binary Year of Birth: Postcode: Do you have a lot of opinions? We're keen to know what our readers think, so we've created an insider's club to find out. Join, and we'll email you surveys and questions from time to time. It's a great chance to have your thoughts heard, and we'll reward you with treats too. Tick this box if you'd like to join our insider's club. Tick this box to get fresh with Youfoodz. Enter now! Terms and conditions in full. By entering this competition you agree to receive relevant communications from Time Out including news, events, offers and
Horrible Harriet
Wicked, wild and wonderful, Horrible Harriet isn’t your regular child. She lives in the roof of her school and keeps teachers chained in the cellar to do her homework. She doesn’t really see eye-to-eye with the other children, but Harriet really wants a friend – and she may have just found one. Written by Maryam Master and adapted from the books by Leigh Hobbs, this stage production comes from the team behind the 52-Storey Treehouse and Mr Stink. Through songs, laughs and mischievous fun, you’ll be able to see Harriet’s tale of friendship come to life.