Tag: Culture

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A crowd of people with umbrellas watching a purple-lit stage outdoors.

Guide to Diwali in Melbourne

Find where to celebrate Diwali in Melbourne at these blockbuster festivals and events.

Baby looking in a mirror.

Children's Gallery Melbourne Museum

This is a wondrous place for young children to explore, play and learn.

Heritage-listed Athenaeum building, with columns and ornate capitals.

Athenaeum Theatre

This heritage-listed venue hosts comedy, music and theatre.

Wooden cottage with white walls and blue shutters.

La Trobe's Cottage

Original home of Victoria's first governor Charles Joseph La Trobe from 1839 to 1854.

Arts House venue in Victorian building with pilasters and arched windows, the venue name spelled out in large red letters on the ground.

Arts House

Contemporary arts space presenting performances, exhibitions and community projects.

Two theatrical costumes on display in front of a red curtain, featured in the ENCORE! exhibition at the Australian Museum of Performing Arts.
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Encore!

50 Objects. 50 Years. One Collection. Treasures from the Australian Museum of Performing Arts.

Small brick building illuminated at night, housing Signal creative arts studio.

Signal

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

People walking around inside Magnet Galleries and viewing a photographic exhibition displayed on the walls.

Magnet Galleries Melbourne

A not-for-profit photography gallery celebrating the best of Australian photography.

An audience watching a film.
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Environmental Film Festival

Environmental Film Festival is back with 23 films screening over two weeks.

Sculpture with black skittles and rope.
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Weaving the Everywhen

Step into a woven sculptural landscape where ancient clay and seasonal grasses unsettle linear time.

A view through parkland and trees to MPavilion, a low, concrete structure.

MPavilion by Tadao Ando

An architectural oasis in the heart of Melbourne, designed by internationally renowned Tadao Ando.

Three-storey historic building of the Immigration Museum on busy Flinders Street.

Immigration Museum

An exploration of the stories of people from all over the world who have migrated to Australia.

A person using a wheelchair pointing at a wall of video game controllers in a gallery.

Melbourne's accessible and wheelchair-friendly attractions

These local attractions are accessible for everyone to experience.

A runway model wearing a tailored white long-sleeved shirt walks toward a darkened audience filled with photographers taking photographs.
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PayPal Australian Fashion Festival

The Festival returns with a new name, but is the same Melbourne fashion institution.

Stalls at the Queen Vic Market selling collectables, with people walking around and browsing, with a large sign hanging from the shed ceiling that reads SWAP MEET.

Swap Meet: Cards, Collectors and Fandom Edition

With over 40 exhibitors there’s something for all collectors at this swap meet.

Two people enjoying a drink on a bar balcony in the city.

Accessible hidden gems in Melbourne

From cafes in unexpected places to unique galleries and museums, these spaces are all accessible.

View of Melbourne from across the Yarra River
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Borneo Night Market

A vibrant, family-friendly cultural event celebrating the food, culture and heritage of Borneo.

Two people dressed as cowboys wearing cowboy hats sharing a warm, laughing embrace.
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Holding the Masc: Masculine Expression Through a Queer Lens

A debut solo exhibition by artist Ash Giblin.

Wide shot of a floating bar on Yarra River with skyscrapers in the background.

What's open between Christmas and New Year's Eve in Melbourne

If you’re in Melbourne after Christmas Day, there’s heaps of fun to be had.

A small room with people watching a film on a small screen.

The Other Film Festival Program Launch

Celebrate the launch of the 2026 creative program.