Tag: Culture

Melbourne's best blockbuster events

The best major events on in Melbourne this year.

11 Apr – 4 Jul

The Nanny Exhibit

An immersive exhibit showcasing the style and flare of the beloved ‘90s sitcom, The Nanny.

20 – 24 Mar

Melbourne Women in Film Festival

A celebration of the women shaping the film industry.

Playhouse

A large drama theatre located within the Arts Centre Melbourne.

Italian Cultural Institute

Promoting Italian language and culture, the IIC hosts a rich program of talks and events.

Federation Bells

The Federation Bells are a set of 39 brass bells located in Birrarung Marr in central Melbourne.

Joseph Beuys Gallery

Located in the Nicholas Building, and part of the ‘Permanent Conference’ proposed by Beuys.

Medical History Museum

A free museum focusing on medicine's contribution to scientific discovery and community wellbeing.

Monthly highlights

Make the most of your visit to Melbourne with our monthly guides to what's on in the city.

Flash Forward

Explore 40 city laneways that have been transformed by over 80 creatives.

Street art

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

Victorian College of the Arts

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

Princess Theatre

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

State Theatre

Part of Arts Centre Melbourne, the State Theatre has one of the largest stages in the world.

Until 31 May

Sci-Fi: Mythologies Transformed

This exhibition highlights science fiction’s connection to ancient philosophy and mythologies.

Australian Sports Museum

The Australian Sports Museum proudly features the largest sporting collection in the country.

Until 10 Mar

Home Bound

As the fibres intertwine, a tapestry enacts the social entanglement of life in Naarm–Melbourne.

Malthouse Theatre

Contemporary theatre in Southbank presenting inventive theatrical performances.

Fiona and Sidney Myer Gallery

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

St Martins Youth Arts Centre

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