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Streets aHEAD 2009 More than 2,000 people attended the 2009 Streets aHEAD Mental Health Week Festival at the Commonwealth Reserve in Williamstown on a gorgeous spring day, Saturday October 10. Performers included former Taxiride frontman, Jason Singh, the Skybombers, Rincon, The Young Oddbods and Tweed. Festival-goers enjoyed Harley rides and face-painting and educational workshops. The photos below capture some of the activity on offer that day. If you would like to purchase a copy of any of the photos, please contact the Marketing and Communications department at Norwood.  View across the bay at 6.30am! Bang to the beat of a drum! African Drumming Workshop.
The Oddbods celebrating the success of their performance.
Jason Singh & Norwood Chairman, Simon Pinnock sharing a laugh.
No matter what age, all participated.
Free massages were on offer for all festival-goers.
Streets aHEAD Volunteer taking a break.
The mask painting workshop was a popular choice for many.
A moment of thought in the sun.
Festival attendees smiling for our photographer.
An artist at work.
Crazy Daisy the Clown entertaining festival goers.
Captured by the musical talents of Jason Singh.
A touch of character!
Creating rhythmic beats at the African Drumming Workshop.
Streets aHEAD Face Painters creating new identities.
Impressed by a day's work.
Children enjoyed the activities of the day.
The Skybombers in action!
Festival goers enjoyed bringing out their creative side.
The entertainment came from people of all cultures.
Different generations connecting together during the Circus Workshop.
The Skymbombers were on fire during their set.
Greek Living Statue. Real or not?
Friends take a break after helping out.
Jason Singh brought to the arena an acoustic performance.
Streets aHEAD, artwork prepared by Sally Devoran.
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