What's On
Carnival ride lit up in neon colours at night for Moomba.
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What's on in March

Dates

1 Mar - 31 Mar

Discover things to do in Melbourne in March, from free events to exhibitions, attractions and places to visit.

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Moomba

An annual free festival held along the banks of the Yarra River.

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Melbourne Now

Explore the talents of over 200 Victorian-based creative practioners in Melbourne Now 2023.

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TIME • RONE

An immersive, multi-sensory installation adorned with Rone’s haunting signature murals.

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Harry Potter and the Cursed Child

The brand-new production can now be enjoyed in one magical afternoon or evening.

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THE LUME Melbourne

Enter the world of Monet and Friends – an epic adventure into French Impressionism.

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World's Longest Brunch

A Melbourne Food and Wine Festival event celebrating cafe culture and presented by JAZZ apples.

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& Juliet

The award-winning musical of the greatest love story ever remixed opens in Melbourne in February.

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The Rest Is Up To You

Step inside the world of Melbourne Fringe and experience 40 years of festival history.

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MPavilion

Australia’s leading architecture and design event returns to Melbourne.

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Melbourne Craft Fair

Enjoy a contemporary craft fair at Queen Victoria Market.

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NGV Architecture Commission: Temple of Boom

An outdoor installation in the NGV garden inspired by the The Parthenon.

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Summer Night Market

Come along on Wednesday nights for shopping, eating, drinking, live music and sunset vibes.

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Moonlight Cinema Melbourne

Don't miss out on cult classics, blockbusters and family favourites under the stars.

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Live at the Bowl

Enjoy a festival of music, dance, community-led and family-friendly events for everyone.

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Alexander McQueen: Mind, Mythos, Muse

The first major Australian exhibition to explore the work of fashion designer Alexander McQueen.

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The Mousetrap

Come and see the world's longest running play.

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Naadohbii: To Draw Water

An exhibition of First Peoples contemporary art from Canada, NZ and Australia.

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World's Longest Lunch

The signature event of Melbourne Food and Wine Festival, presented by La Trobe Financial.

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New To Melbourne Language Exchange

Practice a new language, make new friends and socialise.

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MSO Mornings: Brahms' Violin Concerto

Join the MSO's first Mornings concert of 2023 featuring Brahms.

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Staffordshire Potters and Their Art: Christine Reid

A talk examining the work of 19th-century potters and their inspiration.

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Jewellery and Body Adornment from the NGV Collection

Explore this exquisite selection of jewellery and body adornment from antiquity to the present day.

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Rob Brydon: A Night of Songs and Laughter

The award-winning comedian and his eight-piece band perform his new show.

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Bottomless Brunch Afloat

Enjoy a two-hour bottomless brunch cruise along the Yarra River.

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International Women's Day Luncheon

Celebrate International Women's Day with keynote speaker Nyadol Nyuon.

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Defending With Pride

An exhibition revealing stories of LGBTQ+ service.

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Freedom of Movement

An exhibition of contemporary art and design from the NGV collection.

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WNBL: Deakin Melbourne Boomers

Come and experience 2021/22 champions, the Deakin Melbourne Boomers, defend their WNBL title.

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Orchestral Dark Side of the Moon

A musical celebration of Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon, Atom Heart Mother and Echoes.

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Arts Centre Melbourne Sunday Market

Discover handcrafted treasures made by local artisans.

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Richard Mosse: Broken Spectre

The world-premiere of Richard Mosse's large panoramic moving image work.

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Thai Cooking Master Class: Pad Thai and Green Papaya Salad

Learn the secrets to cooking these two classic Thai dishes.

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Rupi Kaur

Hear literary phenomenon, artist and poet Rupi Kaur perform live.

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Splendid: The Roger Brookes Bequest

Tour a connoisseur’s collection of sumptuous sterling silver.

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Julian Opie: Studio for Kids

An interactive exhibition designed for children and families.

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MSO Performs Brahms’ Violin Concerto and More

What do a bugle, a bell tower, and a child prodigy violinist have in common?

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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows In Concert: Part 2

Experience Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 in a way you’ve never seen it before.

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Bachata ConeXion: Wednesdays Latin Dance Party

Learn the steps then stay on for social dancing.

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MSO Performs Mozart and Beethoven Bliss

Experience an evening of pure Mozart and Beethoven bliss with the MSO.

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Summer Garden Fiesta

Enjoy Spanish and Latin American influenced food and drinks riverside.

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