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The colourful cube exterior of the Melbourne Museum building surrounded by gardens.

Culture and ideas walk

Take a walk through the city's northern quarter, where history, innovation and culture connect.

A still life painting by Julie Davidson showing three objects, one holding white magnolias.
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Julie Davidson: Symphony of Light

See Julie Davidson’s luminous meditations on form and transience.

An adult wearing a smock and smiling while interacting with children during a workshop in a library setting.

Sustainable Storytime

A fun, eco‑friendly storytime to learn about caring for our environment.

A black and white image of a woman from the 40s with a beaming smile in front of an Italian newspaper.

2 June 1946: Choosing the Republic – Italy's Referendum

Talk by scholars E Ferrari and A Righi with music and song by S Ioele and C Migliolo.

Alison Page, an Australian designer and curator, with dark hair and blue eyes, smiling at the camera, wearing a white shirt and a denim jacket.
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Alison Page: Creative Shape Shifter

An exhibition that dives into the ancient and contemporary stories that drive Page's design process.

Narrow city laneway filled with shops and people eating at pavement cafes.

Iconic laneways and arcades walk

Take a walk through Melbourne’s arcades and laneways.

The four female members of the Flinders String Quartet posing in front of a vintage yellow and green Melbourne tram.
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Flinders Quartet Open Rehearsals

Three open rehearsals offer a rare opportunity to observe the Flinders Quartet prepare to perform.

A smiling person seated in front of the children's section of a library, holding up a picture book and teddy bear in her lap.
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Songbirds

Come along to narrm ngarrgu Library on Wednesdays for Songbirds.

An early watercolour painting of Melbourne's Yarra River.
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Yarra: Stories of Melbourne's River

Explores the chequered history of the stream we call the ‘city’s river’.

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 tall brick building with people outside and a large detailed entrance.

Science Gallery Melbourne

A free gallery where arts and science collide.

Two young women taking a selfie together while one of them eats a bowl of noodles.
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Waterfront Sessions

The Street Social brings you crowd-favourite street eats and sweet treats, music and good vibes.

Metal sculpture of a slender half moon in an exhibition space.
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Kate Butler: Windless Night

An exhibition of ceramic sculptures that take inspiration from the night sky,

Two friends are seating outside a small cafe kiosk there is a sign saying mork chocolate

The best Easter offers, high teas and events in Melbourne

Find Easter high teas, dining deals, events and more

A person in a black suit holds a large, green ape head sculpture behind them, on a city sidewalk with graffiti-covered walls in the background.
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Rehearsing the City Exhibition

See archival photos from Victoria’s collections, plus work by contemporary street photographers.

Blue etching of classical Italian ruins with statues, pillars and pediments.
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The Grand Tour

An exhibition exploring the history and impact of the 18th-century cultural right-of-passage.

Steps in a landscaped garden leading to a memorial cross, at the Yokohama Commonwealth War Cemetery in Japan.
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Eucalypts of Hodogaya

An exhibition that reflects on a remarkable story of post-war reconciliation and remembrance.

The six musicians of the Inventi Ensemble, standing against a white background and all holding musical instruments.

Inventi's Music at Peter Mac

Inventi Ensemble perform beautiful music at the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre.

Red and gold washing blowing on a Hills Hoist clothes line.
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KINGS Artist-Run: May Exhibitions

Presenting shows by Glenda Mejía and Tania Cañas, Aaron Ashwood and Perce Jerrom.

Brightly coloured statue by the waterfront.

Yarra River discovery walk

Take a walk along Melbourne's vibrant waterfront to discover history, art and culture.