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Jamaican Music and Food Festival to Bring the Flavours and Rhythms of Jamaica to Williamstown’s Seaworks on Saturday, December 7

Get ready for an immersive cultural experience at the Jamaican Music and Food Festival, proudly presented by ALWAYS LIVE.

Williamstown’s Seaworks is set to transform into a vibrant Jamaican paradise on Saturday, December 7, as the Jamaican Music and Food Festival brings...

Touring exhibitions to become a permanent fixture at Seaworks

Seaworks Foundation will soon open a new gallery space for travelling and temporary exhibitions. The gallery will be located in the mezzanine area of the main shed at Seaworks, known as The Loft. The proposal has eventuated following the very successful Steve McCurry “Icons” exhibition earlier this year.

According to Seaworks chairman Capt....

Williamstown Highland Gathering – A Day of Celtic Celebration

Join us this Saturday, 26 October 2024, at the Williamstown Highland Gathering for a celebration of Celtic culture that promises to entertain and delight! Set against the historic backdrop of the Seaworks precinct in Williamstown, just a short train ride from Melbourne, the event offers a full day of music, dance, and...

Celebrating a decade of good times! Join us this weekend at Seaworks, Williamstown, for the 10th anniversary of Out On The Weekend! 🌊🎶

Music is as much a part of our DNA as salt water and wooden boats, and we’re thrilled to continue this partnership with Love Police that has brought together incredible tunes, great vibes, and awesome people for 10...

Vale Trevor Huggard AM Melbourne has lost a true maritime legend and civic leader, Trevor Huggard, AM.

A founding board member of the Seaworks Foundation in 2006, Trevor served as Chairman for 10 years until 2019, retiring only due to ill health. His passion for maritime heritage and community was evident in every project he touched at Seaworks, a charity dedicated to...

Friday night 21st June 2024, saw over 5000 guests descend on Seaworks for the Winter Solstice Festival 2024.

The festivities began with the haunting sound of bagpipes, leading the growing crowd past the amazing boat displays and into a world of winter fun. The scene was set with the giant puppets from A Blanck Canvas wandering among the guests....