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FUSE Festival | THE CUBE
 

Presented by Born in a Taxi, Preston Market and Darebin FUSE Festival.

Performances, arts and activities for everyone, all weekend!

Over three days, a corner of the carpark at Preston Market will be transformed into a vivid hub for Darebin FUSE Festival. Come and experience the centrepiece, THE CUBE by Born in a Taxi, a freestanding, transparent arts-space which will host a smorgasbord of performances and creative activities over the weekend.

All activities are FREE to attend and suitable for all ages!

THE PROGRAM:

Performances, arts and activities for everyone, all weekend!

Over three days, a corner of the carpark at Preston Market will be transformed into a vivid hub for Darebin FUSE Festival. Come and experience the centrepiece, THE CUBE by Born in a Taxi, a freestanding, transparent arts-space which will host a smorgasbord of performances and creative activities over the weekend.

All activities are FREE to attend and suitable for all ages!

THE PROGRAM

ENLIGHTEN by Born in a Taxi: Friday 11 September, 6pm – 9pm

L2R Dance Takeover: Saturday 12 September, 11am – 2pm

Un-BEET-able: Kids’ Choir x Preston Market Stallholders Performance: Saturday 12 September, 5.30pm – 9pm

ECO ART WORKSHOPS with Lynda Roberts, Simulaa, Slow Art Collective and Playte: Sunday 13 September, 11am – 3pm

 

Event details

Venue: THE CUBE at Preston Market carpark, Cramer Street, Preston VIC, Australia
Bookings: https://arts.darebin.vic.gov.au/Whats-on/Festivals/Fuse/The-Cube
Start Date: Friday 11 September 2026

 

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