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Fiona and Sidney Myer Gallery

Contemporary art space presenting new works by Australian and international artists.

The Quarter

A Degraves Street staple, with tables filling the buzzing laneway.

St Martins Youth Arts Centre

Bold and disruptive theatre made with children and teenagers for adult audiences.

Melbourne's essential night-time events

From hidden laneway markets to epic pop-ups, Melbourne gets lit once the lights go out.

TopRow

Adult learn to row courses, private lessons, online circuit sessions and other coaching services.

Victoria Police Museum

Explore the social history of policing through interactive displays and over 300 collection items.

The Windsor

A 141-year old, heritage-listed iconic hotel, with a legacy of hosting celebrities and royalty.

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9 Jul

Magic Time with Mason

Mason Fewster presents 45 minutes of mind-boggling magic, unexpected laughs and tricks.

Westlake Restaurant

Licensed and BYO restaurant serving authentic Cantonese cuisine and yum cha.

Tomm.

A wine bar in the legal district serving cleverly crafted cold-smoked foods.

Miss Gunn's Basement Bar

A basement bar beneath Flinders Street Station offering cocktails and snacks.

8 Jun

Taste of Portugal

A cultural showcase of Portuguese cuisine, music, dance, arts, crafts, language and tourism.

narrm ngarrgu Library

​Located in the heart of the Queen Victoria Market precinct.

QV Melbourne

Leading shopping precinct and home to some of the finest retailers and restaurants in Melbourne.

Southern Cross Lane

Laneway of alfresco cafes and specialty shops catering largely to the office crowd.

French Lettuce

Exquisite cakes and other sweet treats to enjoy at home or for your next event.

Until 31 Dec

Last Post Service

Every Sunday, pause to remember those who have served and sacrificed.

Georg Jensen

In Emporium, Georg Jensen produces lifestyle products ranging from watches to homewares.

Spaghetti Tree

Classic Italian cuisine served up on Bourke Street for decades.