Tag: Talk
Zadie Smith: Dead and Alive
Zadie Smith explores how literature and imagination trace the unseen fractures of our existence.
The Irish in 19th Century North Melbourne
Join Dr Fiona Gatt as she unravels the collective history of Irish immigrants in North Melbourne.
Brettena Smyth: Making it Better for Women
Join Dr Fiona Gatt for an International Women’s Day talk on the fascinating life of Brettena Smyth.
Fashion Panel: Josh Deane, Elijah Money and Tahnee Edwards
An inspiring fashion panel as part of the PayPal Melbourne Fashion Festival.
Ambition and the Aftermath
Join a panel of experts for this riveting conversation about ambition in Shakespeare’s plays.
Party Hard – After The Party: Soirée
An after-hours conversation on art, fashion and queer self-expression at Tasma Terrace.
Inspired by Nature: Ink and Watercolour Workshop
Enjoy an ink and watercolour workshop with artist Jennifer Hopper.
Labels: Fashion and Identity
A discussion on the role of fashion in identity as part of PayPal Melbourne Fashion Festival.
Regency Women’s Fashion with Dr Jennifer Kloester
A lecture on the elegance, empire and ease of Regency fashion.
Silver for Eating and Drinking with Matthew Lafite
A lecture exploring the silverware in The Johnston Collection.
In Conversation with Natasha Brown
Join the acclaimed author in conversation about her latest novel, Universality.
Mika Häkkinen and David Coulthard: F1 Legends Live on Stage
Experience the electrifying reunion of F1 legends, Mika Häkkinen and David Coulthard live on stage.
Bob Carr: Bring Back Yesterday
Former New South Wales Premier, Bob Carr, speaks about love, grief and partnership.
Linguas Melbourne Language Exchange Social
Meet new people and practise speaking another language, weekly nights at La Di Da.
Perfect Pairings: Guided Cheese and Wine Matching
Learn how artisan cheeses pair with fine back-vintage wines in this guided tasting.
Shaun Micallef: De'Ath Takes a Holiday
Shaun Micallef unveils his wildly inventive new novel, De’Ath Takes a Holiday.
Universities and Australia's Future
Professor George Williams AO sets out the bold reforms needed to rescue Australia’s universities