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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.

A young man in a white lab coat and safety goggles pours a tin of smoking liquid onto a blue gloved hand in a science laboratory, a fire extinguisher visible on the wall.

Lights, Chemistry, Action!

Visit chemistry laboratories at the University of Melbourne.

The back of a man conducting in front a large galactic scene with a central planet, meteors and spacecraft.

The Music of Hans Zimmer vs John Williams

A cinematic concert featuring the scores of Hans Zimmer v John Williams in a showdown.

Crowd of adults sitting and watching a talk.

Learning

Expand your mind with the best talks, lectures, forums and workshops.​​​​

Two performers wearing pale clothing, the man behind a women, whose arm he is hanging onto, against a cloud like backdrop.
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La Bohème

Puccini’s classic Bohemian love story is about youth, beauty, passion and heartache.

Three illuminated lamps with cylindrical parchment or fabric shades, decorated with various pressed flowers and small human figures.
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Pressed Flower Lamp Making Workshop

Make your room colourful and vibrant with your own pressed flower lamp.

Photographic artwork of Indigenous people standing in a canoe in a hand-tinted landscape.
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Danie Mellor: Awake (In the Dream)

An exhibition featuring hand-tinted hues, sealing Mellor’s photos as worlds unto themselves.

View of Melbourne from across the Yarra River

Snare Drum Award

See the next generation of percussionists compete at the MSO Snare Drum Award.

Three people on a walking tour with a Fit City tour guide, two carrying a takeaway coffee.
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Laneways and Lattes Walking Tour

Explore Melbourne’s hidden laneways with coffee, street art, history and culture.

A graphite drawing of a car parked in front of a motel resort sign, with shadowy trees in the background and a creature resembling a crocodile in the middle ground.
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Lucy Ray: For Those Who Came in Late

Dream logic and the uncanny converge in Lucy Ray’s haunting graphite worlds.

Headshot of sound and light artist Robin Fox, a man with a thick long white beard and long hair, wearing sunglasses, standing in front of a rocky coastline and water.

Closing Night: Robin Fox/MY DISCO/Jeho Yun + Kyoungjin So

Where industrial force and rhythmic intensity collide.

Musicians with violins surrounding an Indian singer wearing a traditional gown and wrap.

Australian String Quartet x Parvyn

A genre-defying performance where contemporary Punjabi music meets the string quartet.

Two people wearing bright orange tops, standing next to balanced standing stones.

Kin: Lotte Betts-Dean and Joseph Havlat

Folksong reimagined across generations, borders and eras.

Three men dressed as elderly ladies wearing wigs, dresses and jewels in a theatre setting with a red velvet curtain and a neon LIVE sign.
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Granny Bingo

Melbourne’s cult comedy night hosted by Australia’s nastiest nannas.

The Pettigrew House, a historic two-storey mid-century residence designed by Australian architect Robin Boyd, with a carport on lower level, an upper level with a large wall of windows, surrounded by leafy green trees.

Riverside Modern with Jack Lovel and Jake Taylor

Enjoy a book launch talk at Robin Boyd's Walsh Street house.

A smiling woman in an Australian military uniform, adorned with medals, holding a large cardboard box.
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HERstory: Remembering Australia’s Military Women

This exhibition highlights women in Victoria and their stories of service 1942 to the present day.

Adults and children, some wearing kilts, running through a red blow-up finish line marker during a fun run.

The Big Melbourne Kilt Run

Join the Melbourne Tartan Festival's family fun run in support of the Heart Foundation.

Small tour group standing in a Melbourne laneway, listening to a man speaking.
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Hardware Lane Precinct: Walking Tour

Some of Melbourne’s most interesting stories are tucked away just out of sight.

An orchestra conductor with his left arm outstretched in front of him, and holding a baton in his right hand; a swirl of blue as the background.

Australian World Orchestra: Stravinsky, Mills, Shostakovich

Celebrate 15 years of the Australian World Orchestra with three monumental works in one night.

People participating in a Capoeira Angola class, with two people dancing and moving in the centre of a seated group of onlookers.
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Capoeira Angola: Ecamar

A Capoeira Angola class blending martial arts, dance, music and culture.