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Get to the city or get FOMO
Our beautiful city will be back soon with all the tastes, sounds and experiences we love and so many new ones to discover.
From incredible exhibitions to exhilarating live shows and gorgeous new restaurants, explore all the unmissable experiences waiting for you to enjoy when lockdown ends.
13 May - 17 Oct
Disney: The Magic of Animation
Discover the creativity and innovation of almost 100 years of Disney Animation.
13 May - 29 Aug
The Winter Village
Discover family-friendly activities, food trucks and bars at this magical winter wonderland.
15 Jun - 31 Aug
A Miracle Constantly Repeated, by Patricia Piccinini
Flinders Street Station’s ballroom opens its doors for Australia’s pre-eminent visual artist.
The best new restaurants in Melbourne
Find Melbourne's best new spots for dining, drinking and more.
West Side Place Artcade
West Side Place Artcade is a public art collection celebrating the vibrancy of art and the city.
4 Jan - 31 Dec
Becoming You: An incomplete Guide
An exhibition of Australian coming-of-age stories.
4 Jun - 3 Oct
French Impressionism from The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
An exhibition of over 100 masterworks of French Impressionism.
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4 Jun - 1 Oct
NGV Friday Nights
Stay up late at the French Impressionism exhibition, with music, bars and dining.
2 Feb - 11 Jul
Imaginaria
An interactive dreamlike landscape where imagination meets futuristic play.
9 Jun - 25 Aug
Winter Night Market
Wednesdays in winter at Queen Victoria Market, with food, shopping and entertainment.
Greta Melbourne
A daytime European food and wine bar, serving coffee, made to order sandwiches and sweets.
Bijou Bottle Store & Bar
A bottle store and bar with a large selection of boutique wine and spirits.
The Budapest Cafe
A hidden gem of Carlton, inspired by Wes Anderson’s film, The Grand Budapest Hotel.