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The exterior of Southbank Gallery with coloured shapes on the glass doors.

Southgate Gallery, Celebrating Creativity in Southbank

The Southgate Gallery celebrates the creativity of every day Southbank locals.

Five women sitting cross-legged on red blow-up pilates mats, floating on the surface of a hotel pool.
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Aqua Sculpt Floating Pilates

Enjoy an intimate yet energising floating Pilates experience in a refined luxury setting.

Interior of a large and welcoming library space, with patterned carpet, shelves of books, armchairs and plenty of natural light

narrm ngarrgu Library

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

The backs of people's heads seated around gaming consoles inside a cafe or bar.
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Respawn Gaming Social

Enjoy a new gaming social club at Yankee's Burger Bar every Sunday afternoon.

Double-storey ArtPlay building with city skyscrapers in the background.

ArtPlay

A creative arts centre for children to share unique experiences with professional artists.

A couple walking through an art installation with large shield sculptures by the river.

NAIDOC Week events in Melbourne

Celebrate NAIDOC Week with the best free events, markets and unmissable performances.

Crafting supplies on a wooden bench.
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Queer Stitch Meetup

Inviting anyone from 18 to 118 years old to come and make stuff, all skill levels are welcome.

Dance participants on a stage at a festival, dressed in vibrant traditional Indian costumes representing characters and classic dance forms.

Victorian Festival of Diwali

Showcasing India’s ancient and modern culture through music, dance, craft, food and a bazaar.

People holding a map in front of a tram.

Treasure Hunt

Explore Melbourne’s CBD through riddles, challenges and hidden German stories.

Façade of the 1874 Victorian Artists Society building showing arched entrance, balcony and ornate brickwork.

Victorian Artists Society

Hosts exhibitions of national and international historic significance, art classes and workshops.

A young child seated on the floor, playing with plastic toy trucks, inside a toy library, with shelves of toys behind him.

North Melbourne Toy Library

The North Melbourne toy library offers a range of quality toys for 0 to 8 years.

Interior of the spacious City Library,with a person descending a staircase, and other people seated at small work tables near shelves of books.

City Library

A vibrant space in the city.

Two people standing on a sunny city street, talking to a tourism volunteer who is wearing a red jacket

City Ambassadors

Our roving ambassadors in their distinctive red uniforms provide assistance throughout Melbourne.

Woman wearing a floral-patterned retro dress with red belt, her arm outstretched.

Twist, Shout and Loco with Me

Swing, jive and dance to the Rock and Roll classics of the 1950s and '60s with live music.

Person walking by the exterior of a building with the words 'kindred' written on the darkened window.

Kindred Cameras

Kindred Cameras is a photography studio, gallery and educational space in Docklands.

Two Melbourne Victory A-League players talking with a Melbourne City player on the field.

A-League Men Round 2: Melbourne Victory v Melbourne City

Melbourne Victory kick off their home campaign against rivals Melbourne City in the Melbourne Derby.

Barista pouring water into a coffee jug in an industrial kitchen.

Swan Lab Coffee School

Learn Melbourne coffee culture through hands-on barista and latte art experiences.

Landscape gardener, Matt York of Ratio Consultants, holding a woolly bush in a pot in front of his award-winning garden installation in Docklands, Melbourne.

We The Wild

Experience the award winning garden by Matt York of Ratio Consultants at Docklands Waterfront.

Indoor swimming pool at Melbourne City Baths.

Melbourne City Baths

Historical health, fitness, and wellbeing centre with the central city's largest indoor pool.

People gathered listening to a lecture at The Edge in Fed Square.

Melbourne Conversations: The Knowledge the World Needs

What would it mean for Australia to actually listen to Aboriginal knowledge systems?