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Bunjil Place set to hosts vibrant Open Space festival this summer

Open Space will be taking over Bunjil Place this summer, with a packed lineup and events to keep you busy during the summer holidays.

From 7 February to 21 March, your Saturday nights are sorted with live music, cultural performances and open-air cinema.

Aussie performers like Kutcha, Cash and the Last Drinks, Pseudo Echo, Melbourne trio Cookin’ on 3 Burners with Stella Angelico, Andrew Swift and Wild Gloriosa will all be taking the stage.

Cult classic movie fans will also get the opportunity to watch sci-fi horror film, Tarantula, under the summer stars while enjoying delicious meals from available food trucks.

Casey’s Mayor, Stefan Koomen said that the six week bonanza will be fantastic.

“Bunjil Place truly is the cultural heart of our community, and it’s going to be fantastic to see it come alive with a free event of this scale and ambition,” said the mayor.

“Open Space will bring people together from across Casey and the wider Melbourne community to celebrate our incredible diversity through music, culture and connection.

“With such a rich mix of performers each week, there really will be something for everyone to enjoy.”

Those who attend are welcomed to bring along a picnic rug to enjoy the space at Bunjil Place while immersing themselves in the available entertainment.

For more information on itinerary, schedules and performers, go to bunjilplace.com.au.

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