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  • A figure skater wearing a red and black costume skating on an ice rink with the words O'BRIEN ICEHOUSE visible on a hoarding in the background.
  • A figure skater wearing a blue and white costume skating on an ice rink, with the words O'BRIEN ICEHOUSE reflected in reverse on the ice.
  • A figure skater on the ice rink wearing a blue costume holding a one-legged pose with their leg raised behind them.
  • An ice skater performing an airborne split jump on an indoor ice rink.
17 – 18 Oct

Victorian Figure Skating Championships

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Ice Skating Victoria host the Victorian Figure Skating Championships at O'Brien Icehouse in District Docklands.

Showcasing skill, precision and artistry, the Victorian Figure Skating Championships brings together talented figure skaters as they perform amazing routines in the hope to secure the title of best in Victoria. From graceful choreography to impressive technical elements, this event highlights the dedication and passion of athletes competing at their best.

Come along and feel the excitement live. Tickets are available at the door for just $3, or if you purchase a public skating ticket, championship viewing is included.

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Sat 17 Oct
  • 10.15am - 6.35pm 10:15am - 6:35pm
Sun 18 Oct
  • 12pm - 6pm 12:00pm - 6:00pm

Location

O'Brien Icehouse
105 Pearl River Rd
Docklands 3008

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From $3

Booking not required

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  • Visit website for Victorian Figure Skating Championships

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  • Accessible toilets
  • Companion card accepted
  • Service animals

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