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Design X Nature Walk: Home is Where the Nest Is

Explore the city life of birds with leading urban ecologist Dr Jacinta Humphrey.

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King of the Court World 3v3 Streetball Finals

Bringing the global streetball community back to where it began, with competitions, music and more.

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Sunday Night Stand Up Comedy Show

See some of Melbourne's best stand-up comedy, every Sunday night.

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Laneways and Lattes Walking Tour

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

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Pressed Flower Lamp Making Workshop

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

Four people in elaborate Renaissance and fantasy costumes, including a warrior with a sword on a disco ball, a man holding a yellow dragon, and two women in flowing gowns, pose on a lawn against a background of trees.

Live at the Gardens: Renfair Rave

Renfair Rave is bringing the fantasy experience to the Royal Botanic Gardens this November.

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Australian String Quartet x Parvyn

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

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Amanda Hyatt VAS: Windows of Life

An exhibition of artworks perpetuating the impressionist realism of the early Heidelberg School.

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Kin: Lotte Betts-Dean and Joseph Havlat

Folksong reimagined across generations, borders and eras.

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Club Fringe: Club Blaq

Featuring a line-up packed full of the best queer BIPOC acts and DJs.

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Ops:x with The Pharcyde

LA hip-hop legends The Pharcyde bring their genre-defining sound to Melbourne.

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Aboriginal Heritage Walk

Wominjeka: journey into Melbourne Gardens with an Aboriginal guide.

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Melbourne Heritage Interiors

Join author Kristine Slawinski and designer Phil Campbell at East Melbourne Library.

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International Halloween Party

Come along to a large multicultural Halloween social night.

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Blue. Strap. Sit.

A performance where body, strap and structure collide to reveal tension, resistance and release.

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.

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Li Cunxin: The Lucky Son

The dancer lifts the curtain on his much-anticipated second memoir, The Lucky Son.

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Stories and Stanzas: Community Writer's Club

Like a book club, but for writers.

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Hardware Lane Precinct: Walking Tour

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