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The best kid's theatre shows on in Melbourne

Featuring musical theatre, magic shows and more.

An indoor shot of Bird's Basement jazz club, showing a dimly lit stage illuminated with purple and blue lights and a glowing neon sign that reads 'Bird's Basement' above the drums. In the foreground, empty plush blue chairs are arranged around small dining tables facing the empty stage.

A Very Melbourne Christmas

A celebration of Christmas, music and Melbourne’s vibrant live music scene.

Three people smiling for a photograph on the bow of a river cruise vessel with the Port of Melbourne in the background.
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Bonza Christmas Cruise

Celebrate with friends, family or colleagues with an incredible Christmas cruise on the water.

Crowd of people seated on the grass watching the Moonlight Cinema in the Royal Botanic Gardens.
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What's on in February

Things to do in Melbourne in February, from free events to exhibitions and places to visit.

A dancer performs on a brightly illuminated stage wearing a white tutu and bodice outlined with glowing green neon lights, behind her is a framed portrait of two women.
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Ballet of Lights: Cinderella in a Sparkling Show

The classic fairytale is reimagined with glow-in-the-dark costumes and luminous staging.

A tiered High Tea plate of savoury and sweet food served at Hello Kitty and Friends cafe.
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Hello Kitty and Friends High Tea

Enjoy a charming daily high tea, made for sharing little moments of joy with friends.

Singer Noria Letts performing live on stage, singing into a microphone.

Noria Letts: La Musique

French chanteuse Noria Letts returns to Bird’s for a celebration of the giants of jazz and blues.

Festive drawing of holly wreath with bow and gift ornament.

Festive Sketching with Alissa Duke

Learn to sketch on location in the historic exhibition house of Fairhall.

A woman with glasses and a red headpiece plays an acoustic guitar and sings passionately while standing in front of a dramatic thunderstorm backdrop.

Dive Deep Dive: Amy Bodossian

Psychedelic pop art folk, funk, rapping, stories and unbridled joy with award-winning Amy Bodossian.

Stencil painting of a large, skeletal black dog on a wall, with a miniature worn red sofa in the foreground.
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At Home at the Zoo

Edward Albee's two-play masterpiece about connection and isolation, live at the Greek Centre.

Several performers wearing dark jackets and vibrant pink shirts singing on a stage with microphones as part of a choir.

Divine Divas Show Choir 20th Birthday

Celebrate 20 years of the Divine Divas Show Choir with Dolly Diamond and Danielle Matthews.

A man's face is fragmented into many small, square pieces, with different parts of eyes, mouths, and other features mixed together in a mosaic pattern against a green background.
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Eliza

A gripping psychological thriller and unnerving depiction of the birth of artificial intelligence.

People on deck chairs watching a movie in Fed Square on a large screen.

What's free in Melbourne this month

Everything to see, do and enjoy in Melbourne for free this month.

A smiling male cricketer in a bright green Melbourne Stars jersey celebrates a milestone by raising his cricket bat in his right hand and holding up his green helmet in his left hand.

BBL|16: Melbourne Stars vs Hobart Hurricanes

Enjoy a night of T20 cricket with the family at the Big Bash League with the Stars v Hurricanes.

A mid-century modern house featuring a flat-roofed carport, a covered walkway with a privacy wall, and glass-panelled entry doors where people are sitting.

Book Launch: Pettit + Sevitt The Modernist Project

The Melbourne launch of Kathryn Franco's new book, Pettit + Sevitt The Modernist Project.

Carlton corner pub with arched tile details and signage.
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Comedy at the Clyde

Open mic comedy at the Clyde every Tuesday, for a night of fun with newcomers and pros.

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Decoding Australian Food: A Curated 8-Stop Walk

What is Australian food? Discover the answer through 8 bites on a guided Melbourne food walk.

Author Beverley Wang smiling with her arms crossed wearing a pattered shirt.

Bookish Club with Beverley Wang

Beverely Wang delves into Taiwan Travelogue, a novel set in Japanese-occupied Taiwan.

Watercolour depiction of the French flag in blue, white and red stripes.
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French Club

Immerse yourself in French culture, improve your language skills and make new friends.

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Thursday Linguas Melbourne Language Exchange and Social

Meet new people and practise speaking another language.