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A pair of bare feet with pointed red toenails positioned on a solid green background, an ID tag hanging from the big toe, directly above a messy cluster of keychains, a plush toy, and an orange tag attached to a ring.
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Dead Stock

A heretical solo performance confronting the troubling practices of the fashion industry.

Journalist and academic Waleed Aly, a man with short dark hair and a cropped beard, posed outdoors against a green leafy background.

Waleed Aly: On Speech, Equality and Politics

Journalist and academic Waleed Aly discusses the forces transforming politics.

Three female comedians speaking into microphones with varied facial expressions.
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Funny Femmes and Thems

A monthly comedy night celebrating women, non-binary and gender-nonconforming comedians.

A colourful art exhibition with a sculpture and letter painting on the walls.

Melbourne's must-see exhibitions

From interactive installations to pop-up art galleries, these exhibitions can't be missed.

Two white-coated scientists seated in a laboratory with equipment and ingredients.

From Curiosity to Change: How Science Transforms Our World

Hear a panel discussion on the value of discovery science.

Animator and filmmaker Adam Elliot working on a claymation set, adjusting characters.
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Making Memoir of a Snail

Explore handmade sets, props and characters from Adam Elliot's claymation film Memoir of a Snail.

A large, energetic crowd of sports fans celebrating inside a crowded bar, taking part in a watch party for an NFL game.
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NFL Kickoff Festival

NFL takes over Melbourne Park this September with a football themed festival for fans.

Still from an immersive cinematic experience featuring surreal architecture and drawings of humans transformed into video.
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XYZZY REDUX

Experience projections on the façade of Hamer Hall.

A digital rendering of a topographic map, it features glowing contour lines in blue, teal, and yellow, representing elevation or data connectivity.

The Power of Geospatial Science: Promise and Peril

Speakers explore the possibilities and perils of geospatial science during National Science Week.

A large group of people in active wear all running on a path in park.
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Run the Tan: Run Club

Start the weekend off on the right foot with a run around the Tan.

Opera singers, Teddy Tahu Rhodes and Georgia Wilkinson, smiling and standing next to each other in front of a black background.

Morning Melodies: Teddy Tahu Rhodes and Georgia Wilkinson

Teddy Tahu Rhodes and Georgia Wilkinson perform at this Morning Melodies concert.

Diners seated at a restaurant table on a floating river cruise, with plates of food in front of them and the water of the Yarra River in the background.
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Spirit of Melbourne Lunch Cruise

Cruise the Yarra River in elegance and comfort and savour your meal on a two-hour lunch cruise.

A selection of pearlescent pens presented on a white surface.
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Pen and Stationery Show

Over 70 local, national and international exhibitors showcasing the best in pens and stationery.

Presenter John Patrick, smiling in a garden setting, wearing a blue shirt and dark jacket.

Scandinavian Ceramics with John Patrick

Enjoy an afternoon tea and lecture on 20th-century ceramics.

Tour leader showing visitors inside Council Chambers in Melbourne Town Hall

Tours and cruises

Discover what locals love about Melbourne with a guided tour of the city and its attractions.​​

People dressed as characters from Fawlty Towers, with Basil strangling Manuel as Sybil talks on the phone.
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Faulty Towers: The Dining Experience

The global sensation returns with a fully immersive dining experience.

Six female performers on a purple lit stage in costumes and striking poses, all singing into microphones they hold in their hands.
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SIX the Musical

SIX the Musical makes its royal stage return to Melbourne's Comedy Theatre.

Selection of cassette tapees with handmade covers.
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Rebel Heart: Love Letters and Other Declarations

A stirring exhibition exploring romantic love through the State Library's extraordinary archive.

Table set with food and drinks next to potted palms.
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Fern’s Hidden Winter Garden

Melbourne's most-booked winter escape blooms into spring.

A young boy in a red woolen jumper looking scared with his hands to his cheeks, two bad men looking through the window behind him.
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Home Alone in Concert

Experience the beloved comedy classic with John Williams' charming score performed live by the MSO.