There's always a festival going on in Melbourne, whether it's film, comedy, arts, music, food or design. Check out the current events below.
Melbourne International Jazz Festival
A city-wide celebration of jazz, improvisation and boundary-pushing contemporary music.
The ultimate guide to Melbourne’s best Christmas events
Seek out Christmas movies, festive pop-ups, glittering decorations and more.
Antipodes Festival
Lonsdale Street comes alive with Greek food, live music, dancing and entertainment for all ages.
Radiant Pavilion
Discover the work of 300+ contemporary jewellery and object artists in events across Melbourne.
The best Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix events in Melbourne
Map out your perfect Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix weekend in Melbourne.
PayPal Australian Fashion Festival
The Festival returns with a new name, but is the same Melbourne fashion institution.
The best hidden Christmas events and laneway pop-ups in Melbourne
Find the best laneway street parties, free workshops, pop-up events and gigs.
Victorian Seniors Festival
Celebrate Victorian Seniors Festival with free and low-cost events for older Victorians.
Where to enjoy a European-style winter in Melbourne
Embrace the chill with warming treats, pop-ups and events worthy of a Northern Hemisphere winter.
9 things in Melbourne you can only do in winter
Find the best festivals, markets and projections coming to Melbourne this winter.
The best free festivals in Melbourne
The best free festivals you need to visit in Melbourne this year
Alter State
A disability-led arts initiative celebrating Deaf and Disabled artists, creativity and culture.
Christmas in the city
See the city light up with dazzling displays, festive events and activities for the whole family.
Deaf Festival
Celebrating Deaf culture and connecting communities with stalls, entertainment and fun for all ages.
7 things Melburnians will do even if it's raining
From AFL games and night markets to winter festivals and theatre shows.
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Ugly Cutie Market
A two-day art market bringing together over 130 artists, makers and wonderfully unusual creations.
The God In Small Things: Group Exhibition
Australian and international contemporary jewellers contemplate: can jewellery save the world?