Tag: Culture

Anna Schwartz Gallery

The gallery represents over 30 established and emerging artists on individual projects.

3 Dec – 7 Apr

NGV Triennial

NGV Triennial returns in 2023 with a powerful and moving snapshot capturing the world today.

The Improv Conspiracy

Theatre and training centre with four weekly comedy nights and public workshops on improvisation.

Signal

Signal is the City of Melbourne's creative studio for young people 14 to 25 years.

17 Aug – 2 Sep

Now or Never

A new 17-day festival transforming the city with large-scale, immersive experiences.

27 Oct – 31 Mar

Watercolour Country: 100 Works from Hermannsburg

Discover watercolours of Australian landscapes by artists working at Hermannsburg over generations.

Tolarno Galleries

One of Australia’s most stimulating exhibitors of contemporary art and design.

Until 2 Dec

Hellenic Museum Tours

A monthly guided tour of 8,000 years of history.

Until 24 Aug

Olana Janfa: What Is Your Gov'ment Name

Olana Janfa’s new exhibition showcase his trademark colour, humour and engaging social commentary.

Through the Office Window Looking Glass

A billboard-sized outdoor artwork by Scotty So on the Hero Apartment Building.

Fruition

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

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.

Southbank Theatre

Performance space and home of the Melbourne Theatre Company.

Melbourne music walk

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

4 Jul

Stories From ASIO’s Files

Come along to hear some fascinating real-life stories straight from the pages of ASIO’s files.

Malthouse Theatre

Contemporary theatre in Southbank presenting inventive theatrical performances.

7 reasons why Melbourne is the smartest city

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

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.