Crackerjack Beachfront

Public Sculpture by Maree Clarke and Vicki Couzens of Victoria Aboriginal culture originates in connection to Country. As custodians and caretakers of Country through ongoing cycles of honouring and ...

In Frankston City there are two boat launching facilities: Kananook Creek Frankston Foreshore, 1N Pier Promenade, Frankston 8 ramps with large car park Olivers Hill 600m Nepean Highway, Frankston ...

We are your neighbourhood kitchen and bar , and we’ve got just what you’re looking for. WE ARE MARTINI+CO. Revolutionising casual dining experience, Martini +Co offers delectable breakfast, grazing,...

Landmark Bridge, which spans the mouth of Kananook Creek, was completed in the early 2000s' and replaced an existing footbridge.  Measuring 4 metres across, and 20 metres in length, it is a metal...

This project is in the centre of Frankston’s shopping district and it was developed for the Frankston City Council. Stone Culture installed twelve permeable tree surrounds with porphyry cobblestones i...

A warm and welcoming local cafe where customers are able to relax and enjoy delicious and hearty homemade food, great coffee and fantastic service.  Down the Street are known for our their excep...

Frankston beach is perfect for non-powered water activities including swimming, stand up paddle boarding or even a walk. Celebrate with family and friends with open space, a playground, BBQ facilities...

Materials: Stone and ceramic A sculptor and a potter by trade, Deborah Halpern is one of Australia's most celebrated sculptors, known for her wildly colourful mosaic work.

Walking into Nature Café Bar instantly brings a smile to your face. Vibrant colours burst forth from the walls with lively paintings and hand-painted murals evoking a sense of wonder and playfulness. ...

Public Sculpture by Bruce Armstrong from Melbourne Sentinel is a five metre tall abstract wooden sculpture of a native sea eagle. Materials: Wood  The Sentinel sculpture has recently been...