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Black and white photograph of a busy Melbourne city intersection with trams, cars, people crossing the road, and buildings, dating from around the 1950s or 1960s.
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Making Modern Melbourne

This free exhibition examines the tumultuous twentieth century in Melbourne.

East Melbourne library exterior with large glass-paned facade and porch doorway.

East Melbourne Library 20th Birthday

Enjoy live jazz, free BBQ, children's activities, workshops and library tours.

An Australian landscape watercolour painting by Maxine Wade, of a large gum tree by a body of water, in muted shades of green, blue, tan and cream.
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Maxine Wade: Land For Sale

This exhibition features Australian landscapes painted in watercolour.

Four hot air balloons floating in front of the Melbourne city skyline during sunrise, with skyscrapers visible in the background.
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Melbourne Sunrise Hot Air Balloon Flight

Float over Melbourne's iconic landmarks in a sunrise hot air balloon flight.

Parliament Gardens Reserve with Pastor Sir Douglas and Lady Gladys Nicholls Memorial.

Parliament Gardens Reserve

This small triangular park is a pleasant respite at the Spring Street end of town.

Exterior of the tennis centre showing multi courts and the clubhouse behind a high fence.

Powlett Reserve Tennis Centre

A public tennis facility with five synthetic courts and a pro shop.

Trees and grass at Yarra Park.

Yarra Park

Public parkland surrounding Australia's sporting mecca, the MCG.

People walking past elm and palm trees in Treasury Gardens

Treasury Gardens

A tranquil green edge to Melbourne's government buildings precinct.

A group of people creating miniature terrariums with succulents, gravel, bowls and pots in a florist setting.
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Terrarium Miniature Garden Workshop

Join a hands-on workshop making your own living garden.

Still life oil painting of ceramic objects, fruit and fabric on a wooden sideboard.
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Gregory R Smith: Time Leaves its Mark

An exhibition of recent paintings by tonal realist painter Gregory R. Smith.

Aerial view of Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) showing oval-shaped open air stadium surrounded by parklands.

Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG)

The largest stadium in the southern hemisphere and arguably Australia's sporting mecca.

The feet of two people on a walking tour, standing on a tiled floor.
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East Melbourne Walking Tours

Take a guided walking tour of East Melbourne to discover secrets and hear untold stories.

Regency textile design with pineapple and bugs.

How Europe Fell for the Natural World with Dr Belinda Scerri

A talk on the transformation of nature in European art and interior decoration.

Historic Cooks' Cottage stone English building with ivy and hedges in Fitzroy Gardens.

Cooks' Cottage

Come and explore Cooks' Cottage and learn about its English origins and relocation to Melbourne.

Presenter Paola Di Trocchio, with long dark hair, large hoop earrings and cerise patterned top.

History of Alexander McQueen with Dr Paola Di Trocchio

A lecture on historical clothing references in Alexander McQueen's couture.

Bluestone and sandstone historic building of St Patrick's Cathedral with tall spire and Gothic revival architecture.

St Patrick's Cathedral

This historic Catholic cathedral is the largest Gothic Revival building in Victoria.

A tour group gathered in front of a green neon 'Melbourne' sign, all laughing and enjoying themselves in a huddle.
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The Complete Melbourne Walking Tour

Uncover the best of Melbourne's laneways, history and more in this three hour walking experience.

The modern exterior of East Melbourne Library.

East Melbourne Library

Australia's most ecologically sustainable public library.

An early watercolour painting of Melbourne's Yarra River.
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Yarra: Stories of Melbourne's River

Explores the chequered history of the stream we call the ‘city’s river’.

Three young musicians seated together in a row against a wood panelled wall; black and white.

Austral Salon of Music September Recital

A recital from three young musicians from the Victorian College of the Arts Secondary School.