
What's on in January
Discover things to do in Melbourne in January, from free events to exhibitions, attractions and places to visit.
Sports Precinct Walking Tour
Explore Melbourne's sports precinct on foot with a local guide, including a tour of the MCG.
Melbourne Hidden Bars Walking Tour
Discover Melbourne's hidden bars – down alleys, in basements and behind closed doors.
Westwood | Kawakubo
NGV’s summer exhibition pairs two icons of the fashion world, Vivienne Westwood and Rei Kawakubo.
Cocktail Making Class
Mix, shake and sip your way through the ultimate cocktail class in a hidden Melbourne bar.
Stronger Families, Stronger Communities
Elevating the voices of nine First Nations men exploring themes of strength and cultural pride.
Footsteps Through Time: Melbourne's History Walk
Step into Melbourne’s past on this two-hour guided walking tour of laneways and hidden stories.
Making Memoir of a Snail
Explore handmade sets, props and characters from Adam Elliot's claymation film Memoir of a Snail.
Make Believe: Encounters with Misinformation
Is it real or is it fake? Dive into how misinformation has shaped our lives and culture.
CHARGE! Agincourt by Back to Back Theatre
A new exhibition by Geelong's Back to Back Theatre brings fresh perspective to the story of Henry V.
No Scripts Given: An Improvised Comedy
Watch some of Melbourne's finest improvisers turn their tragic tales into an improvised comedy.
Martin Grant
A major exhibition of work by Australian-born Paris-based fashion designer Martin Grant.
Ayoung Kim – Delivery Dancer's Arc: 0° Receiver
Korean artist Ayoung Kim creates a multiverse that blurs boundaries between space, time and self.
Eucalypts of Hodogaya
An exhibition that reflects on a remarkable story of post-war reconciliation and remembrance.
Spirit of Melbourne Lunch Cruise
Cruise the Yarra River in elegance and comfort and savour your meal on a two-hour lunch cruise.
LEGO Star Wars: The Exhibition
Step into a world of epic battles, spaceships and landscapes from a galaxy far, far away.
Mesa Verde
A contemporary Mexican restaurant and home to the country's largest collection of agave spirits.
The Flour Melbourne
A French patisserie and cafe serving a mouth-watering selection of cakes, biscuits and pastries.
Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria
A picturesque haven for recreation and a key botanical resource for research and conservation.
Hidden Secrets Tours
Indulge and discover the city's hidden charm with Melbourne's original laneway walking tours.
Le Yeahllow
This second Lt Bourke St branch serves artisan cake and coffee every day, for dine-in or to-go.
Beneath Driver Lane
A basement bar serving a wide range of cocktails, French bistro-style bar food with live music.
Baby Driver
Vinyl spun jazz and funk, bold cocktails, wine and rotating guest chefs in a hidden laneway bar.
Melbourne Skydeck
This 300m high public observation deck captures everything that is special about Melbourne.
City Gallery
City Gallery presents free exhibitions from City of Melbourne’s art and heritage collection.
Queen Victoria Market
This beloved Melbourne landmark is the largest open air market in the southern hemisphere.
Melbourne Museum
Explore history, culture, science, and nature at this popular Melbourne attraction.
Royal Exhibition Building Dome Promenade
The Royal Exhibition Building opens its doors to a unique view unseen for 100 years.
Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia
The world’s first major gallery dedicated exclusively to Australian art.
Steve Pallas Bespoke Jewellery
Offering handcrafted jewellery, remodelling and repairs, specialising in diamond engagement rings.
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What's on in February
Things to do in Melbourne in February, from free events to exhibitions and places to visit.
Major events
From the Australian Open to the Melbourne Cup, major events take centre stage throughout the year.
Family and kids
Find things to do with the kids, from family-friendly events to fun attractions and workshops.
Melbourne for free
Discover free things to do in Melbourne, including galleries, museums, events and festivals.