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MPs Mark Dreyfus and Daniel Andrews launch this year's art show with committee chairwoman Heather Duggan, Noble Park Community Centre manager Brian Woodman and councillor Roz Blades. 102334 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS

ENTRIES are now open for Noble Park Community Centre’s eighth annual art show.
MP Daniel Andrews launched the event this month and encouraged people to submit an artwork and check out the display from 11 to 13 October.
A voluntary committee of local artists organises the show to provide a platform for new and emerging artists to showcase their artwork in a professional setting.
Students have the opportunity to exhibit visual and 3D artwork alongside adult entrants and will this year follow the theme Me and My Neighbourhood.
There are prizes for first place and runner-up and encouragement awards for students.
Entries close on 16 September. Email info@nobleparkcommunitycentre.org.au or visit www.nobleparkcommunitycentre.org.au for more information.
Noble Park Community Centre is at Ross Reserve, Memorial Drive, Noble Park.

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