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Friends of Fire

Modern Asian dining powered by flame, spice, charcoal grills, bold flavours, and vibrant energy.

Exford Hotel

A historic pub with a great atmosphere and a wide range of local and imported beers.

Krispy Kreme

American-style doughnuts, espresso coffee, ice cream and an ever-growing range of flavoured shakes.

Melbourne's best hole-in-the-wall cafes

We found Melbourne's tiniest cafes in laneways, under train tracks and on top of traffic islands.

17 – 19 Jul

Journey to the Americas

Experience Dvořák’s impassioned Cello Concerto, composed while he lived in New York.

Collins Square

A food and lifestyle destination at the Docklands end of Collins Street.

Cute first date cafes in Melbourne

Want to impress your next first date? Head to one of sweet spots.

Aung Lo

Nestled in a hidden alley, where Japanese ingredients meet Thai craft.

Gant

American sportswear with a European sophistication, offering high-quality clothes in Emporium.

Until 29 Jun

RISING: Hedwig and The Angry Inch

It’s the Broadway smash that took the ‘rock musical’ on a glam-punk bender.

Sara Craft Ramen and Bar

A culinary masterpiece that redefines traditional Japanese ramen dining.

Hardrock Climbing

The ultimate indoor rock-climbing experience in Melbourne is at Hardrock Climbing.

Manhor Men's Grooming Lounge

More than just a barber, Manhor also offers massages, facials and waxing services.

Rutherford

The flagship Collins Street store has a reputation for magnificent jewellery.

26 Jun

Book+Author: Dhoombak Goobgoowana

Join in a conversation with co-author Ross Jones, Research Fellow at the University of Melbourne.

Mörk Chocolate City

Iconic chocolate shop in an old lift shaft, located in one of Melbourne’s most bustling laneways.

Heartbreaker

Heartbreaker is a classic goodtime bar serving great booze and slices 'til the early hours.

The Waiting Room

The Waiting Room delivers an exceptional high tea experience.

Zimmermann

High-end, Australian women’s fashion label known for its boho chic mixed with classic elegance.

Until 14 Sep

Oysters and Sustainability: From Harvest to Market

A solo sculptural exhibition exploring Melbourne's oyster reefs, using discarded oyster shells.