Darcy Fox is the lesbian, indie singer-songwriter you've been waiting for. With a knack for pouring her heart out over ear-worm melodies, she dives deep into love, loss and friendship.
Her range spans from fury-filled indie-rock to foot-tapping folk-pop, with careful production choices that lay a bed for her evocative storytelling.
Sitting firmly in generation Taylor Swift, Darcy cut her teeth on lyrics that are uncompromising, vulnerable and haunting - and hers are no exception.
In her latest singles, ‘Ghost’, ‘I’m Doing Fine Now’ and ‘She’s in London Now’, Darcy makes a deliberate shift. Not just in her sound - which has effortlessly transformed into indie-pop, inspired by Taylor herself, Maggie Rogers and Phoebe Bridgers - but in her stories, too.
Ninch Nights
Evenings in secret locations across the beautiful Mornington Peninsula curated by artists for artists.
CREATION : Praise Bee
Join renowned contemporary artist Deborah Kelly for an evening of unique ceremonial music and culinary pleasures at Beleura House and Garden.
Interconnectedness
A site-specific, immersive and multidisciplinary art installation, artist talk and drawing demonstration by award winning artist Marynes Avila
Deadly DRIFT
We celebrate the launch of the 2023 DRIFT Arts Festival featuring the voices, stories and songlines of the oldest living culture, our First Peoples.
Strata Exhibition - Point Nepean Visual Arts Precinct
"Strata Exhibition" reflects the complex multilayers of the Quarantine Station and how we fit into that picture.
Make a comic book with cartoonist Sabina Wills!
Pick up a pencil and start your own adventure. Sabina will help you unfurl your creativity in this session - no drawing or writing skills required.
The Last Lighthouse Keeper
THE LAST LIGHTHOUSE KEEPER is a unique production with music and puppetry that invites children to become storytellers and theatre makers.
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DRIFT into a local brewery, cafe or restaurant as you make your way across the Mornington Peninsula.
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