Croissants Baked Four Times Daily in Richmond and Sense of Direction at Heide

What started as a conversation about collaborating on a rug has morphed into a larger, more conceptual project for painter and sculptor Brendan Huntley (also the frontman for Eddy Current Suppression Ring) and sibling duo Georgie and Alex Cleary, founders of homegrown fashion label Alpha60. The collaborative exhibition, titled Sense of Direction, is showing at Heide Modern until April 10. Plus, much-loved bakery Penny for Pound has opened a new storefront on Bridge Road, just around the corner from the original location behind Mayday.

Featured on today's episode: 

• Sense of Direction
• Penny for Pound 

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