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A person with headphones on their head, standing in front of a large instrument, a wall behind them displays an image of hands at a control panel.
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Silent Hand Catches Silver Bell

An exhibition showcasing 25 years of Speak Percussion’s boundary-defying experimentation.

A selection of books on a shelf, spine out, with one of the books called 'Antarctica In Fiction' with its front cover facing the viewer.

Creative Writing on Creative Antarctica

Four RMIT Media and Communication students share their responses to Antarctica.

A smiling woman with long red plaits and a white cap in a library setting with a large bear on her knee.
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Songbirds

Come along to Library at The Dock on Wednesdays for Songbirds: songs, rhymes and stories.

The full cast of the musical Book of Mormon on stage singing and dancing, with a painted sky coloured background and other theatre props.
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The Book of Mormon

Australia’s biggest ever musical comedy returns this February.

The Priscilla Queen of the Desert bus model from the Australian Performing Arts Collection, which is part of the Arts Centre Melbourne archive.
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Collection Store Tours

Experience unprecedented behind-the-scenes access to the Australian Performing Arts Collection.

Messing with Piotr
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Messing with Piotr

Piotr is back in Melbourne with two new shows, evolving in real time.

Jazz singer with shoulder-length curly hair, singing into an old-fashioned microphone against red background with plant.

Jennifer Salisbury Sings Audioslave

Chris Cornell's fire and fury reimagined through an intimate lens with soaring vocals.

Art piece made from paper depicting a shell and branches on a blue background.
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Laura Williams: Sea Like a Mirror

A series of works on paper focusing on nature's stillness.

A richly coloured painting of a red piece of fabric draped on a wooden bench surrounded by single flowers.
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Brian Reberger: Silence In Shadow

Reberger explores tension between illumination and obscurity, drama through contrast.

An artist standing, working at a desk with bookshelves and computers in the background.
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Rewind Forward: Creative in Residence Group Exhibition

Drawing from state archives, artists create works that reawaken Victoria’s historical narrative.

A nighttime photo of a path in a park, illuminated by vibrant orange, green, and pink light beams and strings creating an immersive light installation; part of Lightscape at Royal Botanic Gardens.
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Lightscape

Melbourne's favourite winter tradition Lightscape returns to Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne.

A dynamic modern dance performance on a dark stage, with cloaked figures in the background and three dancers centre stage, one leaping in the air.
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RISING: Love Lock and Forever & Ever

Lock into two mesmerising works from Sydney Dance Company.

Four members of the Australian Chamber Orchestra, some holding their instruments, in a pastoral setting.
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Schubert’s Fantasy and Octet

Richard Tognetti leads an Australian Chamber Orchestra octet to celebrate Schubert.

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.

A group of people who have stopped to listen to a speaker on a tour at the Queen Victoria Market, Melbourne.
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Discover Local Social Enterprises: Tour

Take a tour of the social enterprise marketplace at Queen Victoria Market.

White fence stretching over rolling green hill, ghostly figure to the right.
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Charlie Valentine: Fence

Comedy was invented 12 years ago when Charlie Valentine made his first successful joke.

Nemanja Radulović in profile, playing his violin, his very long dark hair cascading down his back, posed against an orange background.
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Great Passions: Radulović plays Khatchaturian

Experience the full force of the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra and violinist Nemanja Radulović.

Royal portrait of King George IV wearing a heavily embellished scarlet cloak and animal pelt neckdress, his crown resting on the table beside him.

George IV’s Sèvres Porcelain Collection

Join Sylvia Sagona for her lecture on George IV’s Sèvres porcelain collection.

A group of people all laughing and posing around a very large multi-sided die.
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Dice Paper Role and Friends

Experience epic laughs, poor decision making and zero preparation in this improvised comedy show.

A graphic design pattern featuring a magenta abstract shape over a light blue grid background.
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Bush Kinder

Go 'all in' at this Bush Kinder workshop at narrm ngarrgu Library.