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Children's Gallery Melbourne Museum

This is a wondrous place for young children to explore, play and learn.

Pidapipo Gelateria

Authentic, artisanal Italian-style gelato in the heart of Carlton's Lygon Street.

King & Godfree

Catch up for coffee or a meal, or shop for delicious deli items and wine.

Until 21 Apr

Titanic: The Artefact Exhibition

Explore human stories of the Titanic told through 200+ artefacts. All tickets sold out.

11 Apr – 13 Jun

Nocturnal: Museum After Dark

Step into a world of wonder at an after-hours Melbourne Museum experience just for adults.

Fossey's Distillery Lygon

A boutique distillery and bar in the heart of Carlton.

12 – 14 Jul

The Finders Keepers Design Market

Australia’s most loved design market returns to Melbourne this July.

Royal Exhibition Building Dome Promenade

The Royal Exhibition Building opens its doors to a unique view unseen for 100 years.

Milk The Cow Licensed Fromagerie

A licensed cheese shop with over 180 cheeses from all over the world to choose from.

The Carlton Wine Room

Simple European food and an extensive wine list.

Melbourne Museum

Explore history, culture, science, and nature at this popular Melbourne attraction.

Lagoon Dining

Dishing up food that leans heavily on Chinese culinary traditions.

Johnny's Green Room

A rooftop bar above King & Godfree with great views, tunes and Italian inspired food and drinks.

Laurus Melbourne

Laurus is Chinese dining through an Australian lens.

Hareruya Pantry

House-made Japanese gelato, pastries, bento, onigiri, sando and drinks.

Masani

An iconic Italian restaurant with remarkable food and an exemplary wine list.

Kazuki

A slow restaurant on a fast street, Kazuki strives for balance and simplicity.

17 – 28 Jul

By Jane's Hand

The return of the highly acclaimed celebration of Jane Austen, at La Mama Theatre.

Lambs Restaurant

Traditional Greek fare and souvlakis late into the night.

21 May – 2 Jun

Meurants Lane

A play about three brothers battling themselves, each other, drugs and grief in Western Sydney.