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Although hard hit by COVID restrictions over the last 12 months, Yarraville Live! has managed to put together a decent line up of music and comedy acts over the next couple of months.
To find out more, checkout all the acts and shows, and to book visit: yarravillelive.com or follow facebook.com/YarravilleLive
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