Drive about an hour away from Melbourne to the stunning extinct volcano known as Hanging Rock. Hop out the car, stretch your legs, and experience the picturesque natural landscape of the region... with a llama as a hiki...
In 1988, Le Dîner en Blanc was born in Paris. Guests, dressed elegantly in white, arrived at a secret location, and enjoyed a graceful picnic under the stars. It started as an event that was only known by friends and by...
Pickleball. It's one of the world's fasted growing sports, and it combines parts of tennis, ping pong and badminton into one fun game. Instead of tennis rackets, players use paddles and a plastic ball to play on a half-...
Just when you thought the couldn't be more exciting, NGV is adding a free, after-hours festival to add even more experiences to this massive exhibition. At Triennial EXTRA, you'll have plenty of fun with DJ sets, pop-u...
Feeling hungry? The next time you're in the city, swing by the exciting foodie destination, Melbourne Street Eatz. Back in the city for the first time since 2022, this festival features over 12 food trucks, as well as c...
The sound of a moving tram. The smell of a freshly brewed . These are some of the familiar and signature moments that come with living in Melbourne. And one spot on La Trobe Street has created possibly the most Melbourn...
Looking for a totally unique cinema experience? Melbourne Planetarium at Scienceworks is throwing their annual Dome Under Film Festival. Back for its fourth year, this festival showcases a selection of fulldome format f...
After a $9 million renovation, the Oceanarium at SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium is complete, and there’s a brand new exhibit to go along with it. Check out Night on the Reef, and explore the nocturnal life under the sea, w...
Whisk yourself away to the coast this January for the Portarlington Mussel Festival. Every year, 30,000 people journey to this seaside town to celebrate and try their delicious mussels. On top of the famous seafood, the...
The year is 2530, and humans have long abandoned Earth. LEGO minifigures have risen from the debris, and are now living in intricate civilisations, set inside a series of discarded objects. This imagined future comes fr...