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Run the Tan: Run Club

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

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Queen Victoria Market

This beloved Melbourne landmark is the largest open air market in the southern hemisphere.

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Library Cinema at narrm ngarrgu

Each month, watch a movie on the big screen, including contemporary, classic and documentary films.

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Live at Toorak: Maayan Licht, Coloratura Queen

A dazzling collision of Handel, Vivaldi and Beyoncé – Baroque opera at full voltage.

The exterior of the Koorie Heritage Trust at Fed Square with a yellow KHT sign out the front.

Koorie Heritage Trust

An Australian First Peoples arts and cultural centre.

East Melbourne library exterior with large glass-paned facade and porch doorway.

East Melbourne Library 20th Birthday

Enjoy live jazz, free BBQ, children's activities, workshops and library tours.

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Ground and Glow Yoga Flow with Salt Lab

Begin your morning with an hour of mindful movement.

Melbourne Institute of Technology housed in heritage-listed Argus Building.

Melbourne Institute of Technology

Melbourne Institute of Technology is located in the heritage listed Argus Building.

Anna Goldsworthy, a middle-aged woman wearing a black top, her arms are resting on a bench in front of her, she has shoulder length brown hair.

Melbourne Conversations: The God We Made

Author and musician Anna Goldsworthy discusses the threat and promise of artificial intelligence.

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Local Lunch Club

Live well, eat well, together at Kathleen Syme Library.

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Metro Tunnel HQ

Discover the future of rail in Victoria, with activities and interactive games for all ages.

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Japanese Storytime

Visit City Library for immersive Japanese language storytime.

A group of friends playing the board game dungeons and dragons at Fortress Tavern Melbourne, with a Dungeon Master dressed in a witch's costume leading the game.
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Dungeons and Flagons

Forge friendships through adventure at Dungeons and Flagons at Fortress.

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Kings Artist-Run Initiative

Space for contemporary art practice and gallery showcasing experimental projects.

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Tri-lingual Storytime

Visit City Library for tri-lingual storytime in Mandarin, Cantonese and English.

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Play: Melbourne Fringe Radical Access Movie Nights

Film screenings and panel discussions that embed accessibility at the core of creative process.

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English Learners' Book Club

A place where English learners connect to discuss books and share ideas.

A tour guide talking to people in the Carlton Gardens, autumn leaves on the grass, the Royal Exhibition Building just visible in the background.
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Badass Women of Melbourne: Women's History Walking Tour

Take a guided walk to uncover the hidden stories of everyday women who shaped Melbourne.

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Chunky Move

Chunky Move nurtures contemporary dance by hosting an in-house program of dance classes.

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St Michael's Uniting Church

Notable for its striking architecture, progressive outlook and wellbeing programs.

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Parkville Tennis Club

Small, friendly tennis club on Royal Parade with three synthetic clay courts available for hire.

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Story Studios Australia

Devoted to story writing, with magic in mind.

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Korean and English Storytime

Visit City Library for a bi-lingual Korean and English storytime.

Bright artwork by Trevor Brown features bold, energetic portrayal of pelicans, water and trees.

Dementia-Friendly Open Studio at NGV

A free open studio session for people living with dementia, their families, friends and carers.

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Melbourne Electronic Sound Studio

A unique, world-class collection of electronic instruments all available for public use.

Children's playground at Ron Barassi Senior Park.

Ron Barassi Senior Park

Recreational space by the waterfront with a playground and barbecues.

Historic old brick building of Kathleen Syme Library and Community Centre.

Kathleen Syme Library and Community Centre

A welcoming community space in a heritage-listed Carlton building.

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Indian Film Festival of Melbourne

Experience Indian cinema's largest annual celebration in the southern hemisphere.

Outdoor swimming pool at Carlton Baths.

Carlton Baths

A sporting hub with a pool, gym, group fitness programs and children's activities.

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Mandarin Storytime

Visit City Library for an immersive Mandarin language storytime.

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Royal Park Tennis Club

One of the largest community tennis facilities in the state, with a history that goes back to 1889.

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Aqua Sculpt

Enjoy an intimate yet energising session of floating Pilates in a refined luxury setting.

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Drift Into Deep Rest: Floating Sound Bath

In recognition of Sleep Health Week, surrender to an evening dedicated to the art of rest.

Women using burlesque stances in an exercise class, hair flying, bending on one hip with feather boas.
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Fitesque with Christie

Trade in a gym membership for a fun dance fit class and twirl that boa around.

A 4m blow up daffodil in the foyer of a shopping precinct, real daffodils for sale on display around it, with people milling around a desk.
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Daffodil Day

Collins Square’s 4m daffodil blooms again this Daffodil Day for Cancer Council.

Six people dressed like pirates laughing as they jog with full steins of beer.

Run Like A Pirate

Melbourne's most outrageous social fun run where pirate attire is encouraged and pirates run free.