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Two women in white bridal dresses next to a smiling man at an expo.

Melbourne's Annual Wedding Expo

Showcasing over 120 of Melbourne's wedding suppliers and vendors.

Bronze statue of Pastor Sir Douglas and Lady Nicholls.

Aboriginal Melbourne walk

Discover Melbourne's Aboriginal heritage and culture on this walking tour of significant sites.

Four young students on a stage standing behind microphone stands with their arms by their sides as they recite original poetry.

OutLoud Slam: Final

Get ready to be inspired by the next generation of Australian poetry.

An oil painting depicting two women as war-time solders, one holding the other in an embrace.
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Kathrin Longhurst: My Hand in Yours

A powerful new body of work from Achibald and Portia Geach finalist, Kathrin Longhurst.

The organ pipes inside St Paul's Cathedral, with a circular stained glass window on the rear wall behind the organ.

RISING: Voiceless Mass

A Pulitzer Prize-winning composition in St Paul’s reckons with history, power and silenced voices.

Aerial photo of a city with streets meeting at a crossroad and buildings.
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KINGS Artist-Run: March Exhibitions

Presenting shows by Subletspace, Ella Pininta and Sherry Quiambao.

A painted artwork that is a mottled blend of greys and white, with some yellow streaks.
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Ria Green: Liminal Fields

A visual arts exhibition by Ria Green exploring the resonance and effect of the environment on self.

A black-and-white street photograph of a high-contrast scene focused on silhouettes and shadows.
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Japan: Photos by Australians - Selections by Japanese

An exhibition of photographs by Australians in Japan, selected by Japanese people.

People looking at a large tree in the Royal Botanic Gardens.

National Eucalypt Day Walk

Join a guided tour which explores the Garden's eucalypt collection.

A live concert event at Fed Square at night, with a large, enthusiastic crowd gathered near a stage barrier.

RISING: God Save The Queens

A free, all-ages block party amplifying Pasifika culture heads to Fed Square as part of RISING.

A view of Fed Square on a sunny day with yellow umbrellas in the foreground and the city skyline in the background.

What's free in Melbourne this month

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

A realist painting of the sweep of a curved bridge with a road passing underneath; blue sky in the backgorund.
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Entry Point

A group exhibition featuring diverse practices of four guest artists within the realist tradition.

The geometric exterior of ACMI at Federation Square in Melbourne.

ACMI

Museum dedicated to the moving image through events, film screenings and exhibitions.

Historic photo of protesters at a women's rights demonstration.
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Protest Melbourne

An exhibition about Victoria's long history of public protest.

Artwork showing grey-washed sketches of a chaise lounge and lamp with another green chaise lounge and a bisected grey circle.
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Marise Maas: The Knot

Raw, expressive paintings capture the absurdity of life’s knotty moments.

Artworks of Australian landscapes hanging on a grey wall with the back of two women looking at them.
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Six Artists: Seven Days

A new art exhibition by six Australian artists at Sofitel Melbourne On Collins.

TV presenters Melissa Doyle and Shane Crawford, smiling and standing in front of a white background.
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The House of Wellness: TV Studio Audience

Be part of the studio audience for the health and lifestyle show, The House of Wellness.

A large street art mural of two elderly people

Free things to do in Melbourne every day

Have a grand day out on a budget at Melbourne's best free experiences, attractions and exhibits.

A landscape painting capturing a sunset over a body of water, featuring a vibrant orange and pink sky.
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Charli English: Portholes

An exhibition of a series of hybrid painting-sculpture works.

A woman in a library setting holding a ukulele and talking to a toy bird.
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Stompers

Join in the Stompers fun with your toddler every Wednesday at East Melbourne Library.