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Santa sitting on a throne with two kids.

Best Santa photo spots in Melbourne

Skip the Westfield crowd and get unique Santa photos in Melbourne.

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Mellowdias Thump

An improvised soul and rap music event featuring live bands, producers and DJs.

A white-haired first violinist, with three other violinists playing around him.

Brahms Festival: Third and Fourth Symphonies

Bringing Brahm's large-scale compositions to life with a world-class orchestra.

The dining room of No35 restaurant with large windows looking down at the skyline of Melbourne

Christmas Eve Dining at No35

Celebrate Christmas Eve with exquisite dining and sweeping Melbourne views at No35 Restaurant.

Aboriginal rock art featuring a sailing ship and a hand stencil, on a reddish coloured flat rock surface.

First Peoples and Rising Seas Public Lecture

Prof Chris Clarkson delivers a free lecture on deep history through archaeology and rock art.

Two people inside a low-lit caravan that has multilingual books on display.
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Lost in Books

A multi-lingual pop-up bookstore and festival within a festival.

Detail from a bronze low relief frieze on display at the Hellenic Museum.

Greek Love: Written in the Stars

Enjoy history talks, creativity and connection at this one-night-only event at the Hellenic Museum.

A vertical stack of books spine facing out, on a table inside a library.

Spooky Silent Reading Party

Embrace the eerie ambiance of the library after closing time and immerse yourself in a spooky read.

Aerial view of an interior market with stalls selling clothing and raft, and many people walking around and shopping in the space.

Boho Luxe Market: Christmas Edition

A design market full of handmade, ethically sourced products.

Two female singers, portraying country music icons, as part of the tribute show Dolly and Friends.

Dolly & Friends: Roots & Rhinestones

A candlelight acoustic celebration of the music of Dolly Parton.

Close-up of actress Kim Go-eun from the film Exhuma, looking upward with protective spiritual characters written across her face in a forest setting at sunset.

Asian Cinema Collective: Exhuma

Join the Asian Cinema Collective for a screening of the Korean supernatural film Exhuma.

An oil painting depicting two women standing side-by-side wearing the same clothes, in a room with potted plants hanging on the wall behind them.
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Listening Practice

Join for an hour of calm inspired by Japan’s listening café tradition.

View of Melbourne from across the Yarra River

ACOTAR Champagne Breakfast Launch

A champagne breakfast launch of Court of Splinted Harmony.

Black and white image of Dr. L. Subramaniam wearing a white shirt holding a violin.

Dr. L. Subramaniam

Witness one of the world’s greatest violinists in his Melbourne Recital Centre debut.

Looking down at 5 different plates of dumplings.

Melbourne International Dumpling Festival

Travel the world by dumpling at this delicious festival.

Egg yolk pouring out of a long sub sandwich with cheese and salad.
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Gourmet Sandwich Hunt

Elevate your sandwich style with celebrity chef Darren Purchese.

Musicians performing on stage with guitar and double bass.

Ramble Tamble: Xmas Show

The four-piece band set Bird's alight with their tribute to Creedence Clearwater Revival.

A young girl stands on stage with fallen ballerinas all around her in a production of The Nutcracker.
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The Australian Ballet: The Nutcracker

Rediscover the childlike joys of the holiday season with the magic of The Nutcracker ballet.

A neon light display of Santa's sleigh being pulled by kangaroos.

The ultimate guide to Melbourne's best Christmas lights and decorations

Where to see stunning Christmas trees, the best Christmas lights and more beautiful decorations.

A comedian on a small stage in front of a blue curtain making a face into a microphone.
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Sunday Laughternoons

End your weekend on a high note with a secret lineup of very good comedians.