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Dynamic DJ crash course

18/04/2024

Liora Acone embraced her inner DJ at the Sydenham Neighbourhood House. ( Damjan Janevski) 400300_03

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Sydenham Neighbourhood House recently hosted an electrifying DJ crash course, igniting passion and skill among local budding DJs.

Held on April 11, the event offered aspiring DJs aged 16 through to 24 an immersive experience in mastering essential DJ skills.

Participants gathered at the vibrant community hub on 1 Station Street, Taylors Lakes, to delve into the world of turntables and music blending. Under expert guidance, attendees explored various techniques and honed their abilities to craft seamless mixes.

Sydenham Neighbourhood House offers a range of programs catering to individuals of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities. From educational workshops to recreational activities, the house fosters an inclusive environment where creativity and personal development flourish.

Whether it’s art classes for seniors, language courses for migrants, or hands-on initiatives like the DJ crash course, Sydenham Neighbourhood House is committed to meeting the diverse needs of the community.

To discover more about what’s on offer at the Brimbank council neighbourhood houses and community centres visit https://shorturl.at/frwAQ

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