Tag: Culture

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Street art mural featuring women's faces.

Street art

Melbourne laneways are filled with street art, stencils, paste-ups and mixed media.

Brazier of wood burning and people walking past.

Victorian College of the Arts

A school for the creatives arts located in Southbank's arts precinct.

Rows of red seats in the historic Princess Theatre.

Princess Theatre

Melbourne’s iconic Princess Theatre is regarded by many as Melbourne’s most spectacular landmark.

Man with dreadlocks standing in front of a kangaroo-skin artwork.
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Marram: Deadly Fringe Container Exhibition

Discover Marram, a striking exhibition by Iluka Sax-Williams inside the Deadly Fringe Container.

A woman with tightly curled hair peeking out from behind some flowers.
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Alter State

A disability-led arts initiative celebrating Deaf and Disabled artists, creativity and culture.

Aerial view of Sidney Myer Music Bowl showing open grassy area, covered stage and city beyond.

Sidney Myer Music Bowl

Popular outdoor venue that hosts Melbourne's annual Carols by Candlelight.

Red brick former brewery, now housing Malthouse Theatre.

Malthouse Theatre

Contemporary theatre in Southbank presenting inventive theatrical performances.

Exhibition space with polished black floors, white walls and two banner style artworks hanging from the ceiling.

Fiona and Sidney Myer Gallery

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

Person behind patterned glass panel.

St Martins Youth Arts Centre

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

Two friends in exaggerated poses against a hand-painted interactive artwork of a jungle scene, at ArtVo.

ArtVo

An interactive 3D art gallery with optical illusions that visitors can touch and explore.

A couple in a gallery looking up at a sign that says count down.

The best free museums and art galleries in Melbourne

Explore world-class museums, edgy artist-run spaces and blockbuster exhibitions for free.

A large reading room in a library

6 reasons why Melbourne is the smartest city

From futuristic festivals to next level libraries, the city has big brain energy.

A group of people on colourful water bikes on a city river, with boats moored in the background.

Melbourne’s best accessible waterfront experiences

Explore art galleries, fun water activities, open-air bars and waterfront restaurants.

Looking down on a very crowded indoor market with coloured signs.
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The Finders Keepers Melbourne Design Market

The Finders Keepers markets return with 230+ makers and designers.

A black and white illustration depicting a group of men in 19th-century attire, including several top hats, gathered outdoors near a tent in front of a man standing on a log addressing the crowd.
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Hoddle Grid: The Great Land Grab

Meet the schemers, dreamers, and empire builders who were the first to purchase land in Melbourne.

Person holding a small pile of books.

Melbourne Art Library

Non-profit public library providing an accessible, specialised collection of art and design texts.

Purple velour-covered seating in an intimate cinema space.

Cinema Nova

Cinema Nova is Melbourne's home of quality arthouse and contemporary cinema.

Two women viewing large contemporary Indigenous Australian paintings displayed on a wall.
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Emma Stenhouse: Tumbinyeri - A Connection to Life

Experience a contemporary First Nations art exhibition by Emma Stenhouse, at Sofitel.

A woman in a blue t-shirt and red bucket hat welcoming a child with arms wide.

Deaf Festival

Celebrating Deaf culture and connecting communities with stalls, entertainment and fun for all ages.

Artwork by Margaret Preston depicting Banksia flowers in a pot.
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Margaret Preston

NGV's new retrospective exhibition on Margaret Preston.