Tag: Events - What's On

A black and white illustration depicting a group of men in 19th-century attire, including several top hats, gathered outdoors near a tent in front of a man standing on a log addressing the crowd.

Until 11 Nov

Hoddle Grid: The Great Land Grab

Meet the schemers, dreamers, and empire builders who were the first to purchase land in Melbourne.

A curated spread of Christmas dishes displayed on a wooden table.

24 Dec

Christmas Day Dining at Langlands

Celebrate the festive season with Langlands' Naughty but Nice Christmas dining experience.

View of Melbourne from across the Yarra River

13 – 15 Nov

MindBodySpirit Festival

MindBodySpirit returns to Melbourne, with three days dedicated to health, wellness and spirituality.

The Changing Wilds Ensemble posed outdoors in a suburban backyard, some with their instruments, in black-and-white.

10 Nov

85 Seconds to Midnight

A concert by Changing Wilds Ensemble, when every second counts.

Singer Jack Jones sitting in a Chesterfield sofa with his black tie loosened.

27 Nov

Jack Jones: Hits and Stories – An Intimate Concert Series

A solo acoustic Australian tour celebrating a remarkable career and catalogue of timeless songs.

A person in a pink suit with a large headdress and heavy make-up, smiling and holding a microphone.

15 Nov

Opera Up Late with Reuben Kaye

A wild ride through the world of opera with a decidedly queer lens.

31 Oct

Canine Masters

A world-class celebration of canine natural health lands In Melbourne.

Two actors portraying characters in Shakespeare's Macbeth, with Lady Macbeth holding a knife to Macbeth's chest as she hugs him from the side.

29 Jan – 20 Feb

Macbeth Under the Stars

The Macbeths are back with their unparalleled thirst for the ultimate power of the throne.

A woman in a blue t-shirt and red bucket hat welcoming a child with arms wide.

6 Dec

Deaf Festival

Celebrating Deaf culture and connecting communities with stalls, entertainment and fun for all ages.

Swimmer Ariarne Titmus, with blonde hair, sparkling water in the background.

4 Nov

Ariarne Titmus: Relentless

The Olympic champion swimmer discusses her fierce and eye-opening memoir.

19th century watercolour of three ballet dancers on stage holding a long garland.

20 Nov

Ballet in Britain After the French Revolution

Join Dr Caitlin Lehmann for a lecture exploring the politics of ballet.

People sitting in the shade next to the Yarra River in the city.

What's free and what's open on the Easter long weekend

The best things to do over the Easter holidays.

A person hosting a coffee cupping demonstration in a shop, pouring coffee into cups lined up on a counter, with participants watching.

Until 5 Nov

Coffee Cupping and Tasting

Take part in a coffee cupping and tasting event with experts.

Team of women standing arm in arm on a sporting field with trees in the background.

Until 29 Oct

Switch: Strengthen Women in Touch Football

Learn to play touch footy – rugby – in a supportive environment.

Until 31 Jan

Margaret Preston

NGV's new retrospective exhibition on Margaret Preston.

The best things to do under $20 in Melbourne

Find the best cheap eats and low-cost activities in Melbourne.

Radio and TV personalities Alex Dyson and Matt Okine, both wearing legionnaire's hats, one of them wearing sunglasses, and a neon glow coming from below.

2 Nov

Matt and Alex – 5 Raves in 5 Days: 10th Anniversary Tour

Matt Okine and Alex Dyson's iconic rave returns for one night, with DJ sets and special guests.

A grey-haired conductor wearing a black shirt, with empty concert hall seats behind him.

26 – 28 Nov

A Classical Christmas

Experience Sir James MacMillan's new Christmas music, Christmas Oratorio.

Until 8 Nov

Biennale of Colour and Light

The Biennale continues its mission to provide a platform for women abstract artists from Victoria.

A tour guide with his hand in the air working in Melbourne's City Square.

Until 7 Nov

Building Creative Melbourne

A walking tour exploring how architecture, art and big ideas shaped Melbourne.