Fitzroy Town Hall

What else have we got? a webinar on legal name and sex market change, which will be online on Monday the 16th, Spilling the Tea, Sex and Testosterone for AFAB People.

You've got, very importantly, on Friday the 20th at 5.30 at the Fitzroy Town Hall, the Trans Day of Remembrance Vigil, which I think is a very important event.

And also there's a playgroup for trans and gender diverse dads on the 21st.

You've got a trans family support meeting on the same day.

So we mentioned this like the past Monday that it was going to be a Latin, it's more like a Latin pop-up fair.

So like it was at the Fitzroy Town Hall.

And I remember on that part of the city, it looked old, it don't look like old and modern at the same time.

But as well as like the building where everything was in.

Um, [clears throat] he was terrified as a kid of needles.

He had to get a vaccination at the Fitzroy Town Hall when he was about four years old.

Yeah.

And they walked him in, and there was just trays and trays with rows and rows of hundreds of needles, and he thought they were all for him.

Attendees can meet artists directly and purchase original works and connect with Melbourne's growing Latin American creative community.

This Saturday, 17 of October 2026 from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM at Fitzroy Town Hall.

Step into the world of traditional Chinese dress and discover the beauty of centuries of craftsmanship, artistry, and cultural expression in the exhibition Threads of Grace.

Featuring garments, accessories, and armor inspired by styles from different Chinese dynasties, the exhibition explores how Chinese attire has evolved through changing forms, details, and aesthetics.

So over the next two episodes, I'm going to present you with the evidence, the suspects, and the theories so you can determine what really happened to Maria James.

[mysterious music] When the coroner went back over this case more than 40 years later, she worked out that the drive from Fitzroy Town Hall to High Street, Thornbury was a little over six kilometers and took about 15 minutes by car, and that puts John on High Street at around a quarter past 12.

He knows the building well because he and Maria ran the bookshop together throughout the early 1970s while they were married, and after they separated in 1974, she kept it going on her own, and the two of them stayed on good terms.

The Book Exchange itself is a single story building with the shop at the front and the family's home behind it.