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3 Oct

RMIT City North Shared Futures Festival

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For one day only, Cardigan Street will once again be closed to traffic and transformed into a vibrant festival space, bringing together communities to connect, create, collaborate and celebrate in RMIT’s City North Social Innovation Precinct, at the heart of Melbourne’s City North district.

Expect an exciting day of live music, performances, delicious food and immersive experiences, with community-led innovation around every corner. Discover the people, projects and partnerships shaping the future of our city while exploring one of Melbourne’s most exciting innovation precincts.

Open to all ages, with no registration required (except for select activities). Come along and help celebrate creativity, connection and community in the heart of City North.

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Sat 3 Oct
  • 11am - 4pm 11:00am - 4:00pm

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Along Cardigan St
Building 94 - RMIT University
Bldg 94, 23/27 Cardigan St
Carlton 3053

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This is a free event

Booking not required

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  • email address: city.north@rmit.edu.au
  • Visit website for RMIT City North Shared Futures Festival

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