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A Regency-era oil painting of raw seafood and vegetables, including three different types of fish, a crab and carrots.

Eating and Drinking in the English Regency

Meat, drink and be wary: Join Jennifer Kloester for a lecture on the realities of Regency dining.

Misty lights on the oval as AFL football players line up before a game.

AFL Round 11: Richmond v Essendon

Come along to Dreamtime at the 'G on Friday night to celebrate Indigenous culture and history.

Woman singing, her eyes shut and hand raised.

Alma Zygier

Commanding the stage with a heady mix of jazz and blues.

View of Melbourne from across the Yarra River

Beatles Legacy

Performing masterpieces from Paul, John, George, Ringo and beyond.

Sommelier Antony Anderson standing in front of a table of diners, smiling and holding a glass of shiraz wine in his hand.

Secret Cellar Lunch: Old & Rare Shiraz with Sommelier Antony

An epic sommelier-led long lunch of old and rare shiraz wines matched to four bespoke courses.

A St Kilda AFL football player with his leg in mid-air having just kicked the yellow football during a match.

AFL Round 12: St Kilda v Hawthorn

Come along to see this not-to-be-missed game between St Kilda and Hawthorn live under the lights.

A still from the black and white film The Lady without Camelias showing a woman walking away from a man while still holding his hand.

Italian Cinema Forum Workshop 2: The Lady without Camelias

A discussion about Antonioni's 1953 movie, presented by Dr Mark Nicholls, University of Melbourne.

Conductor Jaime Martín with a baton in his hand conducting an orchestra.
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Jaime conducts Dvořák, Smetana and Coll

Hear the Australian premiere of a new work from Spanish-born composer Francisco Coll.

Aerial view of an interior market with stalls selling clothing and raft, and many people walking around and shopping in the space.

Boho Luxe Market: Christmas Edition

A design market full of handmade, ethically sourced products.

Magician wearing a top hat, holding a wand, wearing an aqua jacket and holding four red balls.
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The Great Armando's Magia Magia

Welcome to a world of wonder, jaw-dropping illusions, laughter and pure magic.

Scattered pile of artworks in different mediums and colours.
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Collectors' Delight

Explore an eclectic collection of unframed works and rediscovered pieces from VAS artists' studios.

Oboe and clarinet players performing in an orchestra on stage.

Gran Partita

The MSO brings you up close and personal to the sounds of their wood and horn specialists.

Organist Joseph Nolan on a spiral staircase.

Organ Recital: Joseph Nolan

Be transported through the music of Alexandre Guilmant and Charles-Marie Widor.

People walking past stencil artwork of cats on a white wall in a Melbourne laneway.
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Art, History, Food and Wine Tour

The perfect introduction to Melbourne – street art, curious tales, wine tasting and tapas.

Hands opposite each other bringing two tulip cocktail glasses together in a celebratory clinking motion.
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Autumn Sunset Cocktails at Walsh Street

Open the door to Robin Boyd’s iconic Walsh Street residence after-hours for Autumn Sunset Cocktails.

Flinders Street Station illuminated blue at night.

What's free and what's open on the King's Birthday long weekend

Free events, winter markets, family-friendly activities and more.

A monochromatic, hyper-realistic drawing of a branch of gumnuts.
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Sarah Ackland: Journey with the Pencil

Sarah Ackland is an Australian artist who enjoys working tonally in graphite.

Portrait in oils of a woman viewed in profile with dark hair in a bun.
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Victorian Artists Society Portrait Exhibition

This annual exhibition celebrates portraiture in all genres.

A crowd of people sitting on picnic blankets at an outdoor cinema at sunset.

The best pop-up and outdoor cinemas in Melbourne

Find the best outdoor cinema, pop-up theatres and free movies.

Portrait of Sir Salman Rushdie with his hand to his chin, wearing glasses, an aubergine vest and grey shirt.

An Evening with Sir Salman Rushdie

Salman Rushdie returns to Melbourne to discuss the transformative power of literature.