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Two people seated below a neon sign.
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The Story of the Moving Image

A permanent exhibition that journeys through the past, present and future of the moving image.

Side view of a child typing on a laptop.
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STEM Holiday Workshop for Young People: Auslan and English

Young people are invited to experience a free hands-on STEM workshop at Science Gallery Melbourne.

The exterior of Blindside Gallery, with an open door, and a large window showing the white walls and artwork inside.

Blindside Gallery

An independent contemporary art gallery located in North Melbourne.

Artwork of a rocky grey outcrop or cliff jutting out over a blue ocean.
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Victorian Artists Society: Maritime Exhibition

A maritime themed exhibition of artworks at the Victorian Artists Society.

A large group of people all holding ukeleles as they pose for a photo in a white-walled room.
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Strum and Sing

Join this ukelele community, whether you're a seasoned pro or have never held a uke in your life.

Light beams form geometric planes and vast three-dimensional environments.
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PRESENCE

A totalising encounter of lasers and sound.

Author Alice Pung, with a slight smile, her straight dark hair is pulled back off her face.

E. W. Cole Lecture: Alice Pung on Keeping Calm & Carrying On

Award-winning author Alice Pung offers reasons for optimism in this year’s E.W. Cole Lecture.

A smiling woman with long red plaits and a white cap in a library setting with a large bear on her knee.
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Songbirds

Come along to Library at The Dock on Wednesdays for Songbirds: songs, rhymes and stories.

Group of runners in the Botanical Gardens at the Tan, listening to a speaker.
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Free Fun Run Time Trial at The Tan

Whether you’re chasing a PB, keen for a casual jog or just fancy a scenic walk.

An impressionist-style painting of a blueish street tree in front of a house with a low fence.
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Victorian Artists Society: Winter Select Exhibition

The highly anticipated Select exhibitions showcase VAS member artists working across all mediums.

Flinders Street Station at dusk.

Classic icons and architecture walk

Take a walk through Melbourne's classic icons and architecture.

Three female comedians speaking into microphones with varied facial expressions.
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Funny Femmes and Thems

A monthly comedy night celebrating women, non-binary and gender-nonconforming comedians.

Two white-coated scientists seated in a laboratory with equipment and ingredients.

From Curiosity to Change: How Science Transforms Our World

Hear a panel discussion on the value of discovery science.

Animator and filmmaker Adam Elliot working on a claymation set, adjusting characters.
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Making Memoir of a Snail

Explore handmade sets, props and characters from Adam Elliot's claymation film Memoir of a Snail.

Still from an immersive cinematic experience featuring surreal architecture and drawings of humans transformed into video.
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XYZZY REDUX

Experience projections on the façade of Hamer Hall.

A large group of people in active wear all running on a path in park.
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Run the Tan: Run Club

Start the weekend off on the right foot with a run around the Tan.

A child and an adult with sporting medals around their necks, one of them holding a table tennis paddle, standing in a room.
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Table Tennis

Play a game of table tennis with the local world champion, Chau.

Selection of cassette tapees with handmade covers.
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Rebel Heart: Love Letters and Other Declarations

A stirring exhibition exploring romantic love through the State Library's extraordinary archive.

A young man in a white lab coat and safety goggles pours a tin of smoking liquid onto a blue gloved hand in a science laboratory, a fire extinguisher visible on the wall.

Lights, Chemistry, Action!

Visit chemistry laboratories at the University of Melbourne.

A graphite drawing of a car parked in front of a motel resort sign, with shadowy trees in the background and a creature resembling a crocodile in the middle ground.
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Lucy Ray: For Those Who Came in Late

Dream logic and the uncanny converge in Lucy Ray’s haunting graphite worlds.