About this site
The Geelong Letter is an independent fortnightly publication about food, walks, culture and small discoveries in and around Geelong.
Each edition offers one thoughtful way into the city: somewhere to eat, a walk, something cultural or civic to notice, practical information, and a small discovery worth saving.
It is not intended to cover everything happening in Geelong. There are already other places for breaking news, event listings and comprehensive local coverage.
This is something slower and more selective.
The aim is to notice what can be missed when a place becomes familiar: an old room, a changing street, a path beside the bay, a work of art, or a detail that rewards another look.
What you will find
Each edition is published as one continuous page, with sections you can read in sequence or enter separately. The order may shift slightly to suit the journey.
The Letter — an opening note or idea for the edition
Eat — one place, meal or local producer
Walk — a route through Geelong and its surrounds
Make Time For — one experience worth planning around
Notice — a cultural, civic, architectural or sensory detail
Good to Know — practical information to make the journey easier
A fortnightly rhythm
New editions are published every second Thursday.
You can read them on the website or subscribe to receive a note when the next edition is ready.
About the editor
The Geelong Letter is written and edited by Graeme Baker.
It is an independent publication. Places and experiences are selected for their interest and usefulness to readers, not because they have paid to appear.
Sponsored or partner material, should it be introduced later, will always be clearly labelled.
Get in touch
Suggestions, corrections and small discoveries are welcome.