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A group of people in a circle listening to a speaker under a tree with a black van parked next to them.
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A Taste of Melbourne: Laneways, Boroughs, Bites and Brews

Taste the best of Melbourne on a half day city food and drink tour, departing morning or afternoon.

A broken blue and white china plate mended using gold highly visible glue.
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Modern Kintsugi Beginners Workshop

Discover the art of mending something beautiful and embrace the beauty of imperfection.

A pair of hands using a small screwdriver to work on an electronic circuit board, with other tools and wire nearby, all resting on a blue worksurface mat.
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Melbourne Tech Guilds

Meet other electronics creators to discuss your project and all things micro controller.

The Yarra River and city centre viewed from onboard a cruise boat.
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Melbourne Highlights Cruise

Take a relaxing 2.5-hour Yarra River cruise, taking in both the River Gardens and Docklands.

Grey plate mended with gold glue and mismatched patterned inset.
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Modern Artistic Kintsugi Technique Workshop: Yobitsugi

Learn the technique of mending broken vessels using fragments from different objects.

A black and white image of a couple smiling at an outdoor market, wearing sunglasses.

The Lygon Street Market

A monthly open-air market held on the first Sunday of each month.

A man in a white lab coat stands in a dimly lit, cluttered studio as sheets of white paper fly and float through the air all around him.
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QFWFQ

A surrealist solo show which neither begins nor ends, debuting at Melbourne Fringe.

Kids sitting on the floor building with play construction equipment.
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Supreme Construction Pop-up

A hands-on construction and creative play space for the family, open for four weeks only.

An abstract oil painting depicting a dark, surreal bar or restaurant scene filled with stylised, ghost-like figures.
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Stirling Caiulo: There’s No Hiding From the Blood Moon

An exhibition of visual art, text and sound from artist Stirling Caiulo.

Two women wearing matching leopard-print dresses are crammed tightly inside a narrow, open wooden frame, making comical, exaggerated expressions with their mouths wide open and eyes wide.
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Exhibit

Part performance, part beautifully strange encounter, presented as part of Melbourne Fringe.

Smiling vendor selling a range of pastries, dips and spreads at Queen Victoria Market.

Queen Victoria Market

This beloved Melbourne landmark is the largest open air market in the southern hemisphere.

Child looking over right shoulder with delighted smile, dark dinosaur model behind.

Melbourne Museum

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

Slice of strawberry cream cake.

Sweet Canteen

A desserts, pastries, and coffee shop hidden in the colourful Driver Lane.

People walking around the outdoor balcony area in front of the Royal Exhibition Dome.

Royal Exhibition Building Dome Promenade

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

A small box featuring four filled biscuits with more biscuits scattered around on paper.

The Flour Melbourne

A French patisserie and cafe serving a mouth-watering selection of cakes, biscuits and pastries.

Tranquil scene of trees and lawn surrounding a lake.

Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria

A picturesque haven for recreation and a key botanical resource for research and conservation.

The exterior of the cafe and cake shop Le Yeahllow, with people sitting outside on yellow benches and chairs on the city footpath, eating and drinking.

Le Yeahllow

This second Lt Bourke St branch serves artisan cake and coffee every day, for dine-in or to-go.

Two iced drinks, one coffee and one matcha, with the top of a match a cake visible and two forks on a napkin.

Tori’s

Artisan bakery in a hidden laneway.

Basement cocktail bar with small tables.

Beneath Driver Lane

A basement bar serving a wide range of cocktails, French bistro-style bar food with live music.

Gold-plated Eureka Tower skyscraper and cityscape against the city skyline and blue sky with clouds.

Melbourne Skydeck

This 300m high public observation deck captures everything that is special about Melbourne.