12:35PM - 12:50PM

'Ngargee' (pronounced Nar- ghee) means 'Ceremony' in the language of the Boonwurrung People of the Kulin Nation. Ngargee Dance Group is a collective of First Nations young women living on the lands of the Kulin Nation in the suburbs of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. The program is ran under the cultural guidance of Senior Boonwurrung Elder, N'arweet Carolyn Briggs with the support of other First Nations dancers and creatives.

1:00PM - 1:40PM

Join Urlik and Abul from L2R for a fun and energetic afrodance workshop!

L2R Dance is a not-for-profit L2R Dance is a not-for-profit organisation based in Melbourne’s West dedicated to providing free dance programs, arts leadership opportunities and employment pathways for children and young people traditionally underrepresented or absent from mainstream arts and culture.

1:45PM - 2:00PM

Kids from the Port Melbourne Primary School Modern Choir will take to the stage at Y(Our)Fest!

We can’t wait to welcome these brave young singers and their families, celebrating creativity and community through song.

Thank you to Performing Arts Teacher and Modern Choir Convener, Maria Chadwick, for supporting this performance!

2:15PM - 2:35PM

Young high-school performer, Siva, will perform both classical guitar and electric guitar pieces for the Y(Our)Fest audience.

Classically trained, Siva also has a love for electric guitar. He is a regular busker in St Kilda and this will be his first festival performing on stage!

2:45PM - 3:20PM

Milla Williams is a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist who creates soulful chilled vibes with covers of Jorja Smith, Lianne La Havas, SZA, as well as her own material. Milla has performed at festivals including the Begonia Festival, Hide+Seek Fest, and White Night Ballarat.

She has also released a track on Sonika Records and has one coming out with Scottish rap artist Conscious Route in the UK this year. Milla is working on her debut EP - stay tuned!

3:35PM - 4:15PM

Ken Shing is a Melbourne/Naarm based singer-songwriter, whose sound blends contemporary pop influences with his signature post-disco funk style. In his music, Ken Shing speaks universal truths from his unique perspective, discussing topics such as family values, celebrating queer love, and navigating the world as a queer person of colour.

4:30PM - 5:00PM

Target Audience is a four piece indie-punk outfit hailing from the eastern suburbs of Melbourne. Combining the melodies of The Strokes, the punk spirit of The Ramones and an insane and completely unmissable stage presence, they make a unique blend that is guaranteed to knock your socks off! After releasing two classic tunes, Tori Angel and its b-side You're Sick, the 4 have been taking the Melbourne music scene by storm, it'd be a mistake to miss them!