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A National Basketball League match underway inside John Cain Arena at Melbourne Park, with an indoor court and spectators watching from the stadium seats.

NBL: Melbourne United v South East Melbourne Phoenix

Melbourne United face the the South East Melbourne Phoenix for Round 9 of the NBL season.

People holding their glass bowl terrariums, looking amazed.
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Terrarium Miniature Garden Workshop

Join a hands-on workshop making your own living garden.

A young person smiling while sitting in the driver's seat of a car alongside an older passenger, at a motor show.
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Melbourne EV Show

Discover new EVs, charging tech, and future mobility innovations at the Melbourne EV Show.

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 young girl holds an old ship steering wheel.

Polly Woodside Open Day

Climb aboard and roam the decks of one of Australia’s last surviving 19th-century tall ships.

Three actors wearing beige clothes lined up together, noses bleeding and looking startled.
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Nosebleeds

A comedy-sketch show as hilarious as it is dark.

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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The Good Stuff: Social Enterprise and Circularity Experience

Discover the people, products and big ideas doing good for people and planet at Queen Vic Market.

Customers wearing party hats, dining at tables in an indoor venue.

Christmas Day Lunch at BangPop

Enjoy Christmas Day by the Yarra with Thai food, fun and festive cocktails.

A bright green tiled geometric water fountain surrounded by exotic plants, palm trees, and gravel paths in the Majorelle Garden located in Morocco.

Magical Moroccan Gardens Talk

Cathy Trinca shares her experiences and images from her travels to Moroccan gardens.

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.

Dark artwork installation.
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KINGS Artist-Run: September Exhibitions

See shows by Georgia Hayward, Soyo Paek & Hoi Ni Jess Chow and James Nunn.

Dishes of food and drinks on a restaurant table.
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Putt, Wine and Taste Melbourne

A day of fun and flavour with mini golf and mystery dining in the center of the city.

Abstract image in blue tones of a person looking at a staircase structure with a person laying on each stair.
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Hotel Pro Forma – Operation:Orfeo

A visual opera in three movements.

Vintage photo of the Royal Botanic Gardens showing lawns, trees, and ornamental lake from A. W. Jessep 'A Descriptive Guide to the Botanic Gardens Melbourne' of 1951.

Guided by Jessep Walk, 75 Years On

Follow the walking routes set out by Alexander Jessep, former Director of Melbourne Botanic Gardens.

A close up photograph of an indigo and white tie-died fabric.

Wearable Art

In this workshop you will explore textile techniques to fill your wardrobe with wearable artworks.

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.

Performer dancing in front of a fish-eye image of Fed Square.
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Dhandha/Campfire

In an age of digital isolation, Joel Bray is lighting the way back to each other.