Tag: Culture

Melbourne's best rainy day activities for kids

Find the best indoor family activities during the school holidays.

15 Jul – 25 Sep

Viaggio Italiano: Photography and Drawings by Moses Tan

An exhibition of photographs and digital drawings of Italy by Moses Tan.

Fruition

A distinctive artwork by Matthew Harding, at the gateway to Royal Park.

Until 23 Nov

Taste of Combat

Honouring the vital work of the Catering Corps and the evolution of military food.

Nicholas Building

This historic building is home to an eclectic mix of galleries, boutiques and artists.

Bridget McDonnell Gallery

A gallery exhibiting early and modern Australian art.

Club Voltaire

Intimate theatre space in North Melbourne hosting a variety of shows and entertainment.

Southbank Theatre

Performance space and home of the Melbourne Theatre Company.

Chinatown

Let the hanging lanterns guide you along Little Bourke Street into Australia’s oldest Chinatown.

Melbourne music walk

Discover Melbourne’s music highlights, from music venues to busking hot spots and historic sites.

The Torch Gallery

Explore an inspiring collection of First Nations paintings, sculptures, ceramics and products.

Arts Centre Melbourne

With its iconic spire, the Arts Centre Melbourne is a cultural and architectural landmark.

Until 20 Jul

Cats & Dogs

From cattle dogs to lap dogs, divine felines to cat superstitions, explore more than 250 works.

Workers Museum at Trades Hall

Workers museum showcasing the history of workers' rights.

The Wheeler Centre

This literary centre was founded when Melbourne was named a UNESCO City of Literature.

Until 9 Feb

Stronger Families, Stronger Communities

Elevating the voices of nine First Nations men exploring themes of strength and cultural pride.

Until 31 Dec

Yarra: Stories of Melbourne's River

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

Fairfax Studio

An intimate theatre presenting smaller-scale and experimental productions.

No Vacancy

Gallery with a focus on promoting and exhibiting emerging artists, designers and curators.

Revitalise & Reconnect, Mandi Barton

Artist Mandi Barton has transformed three electrical boxes with her site-responsive artworks.