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Step into Andrew McConnell’s cafe and grocer for an afternoon of flower arranging and build a centrepiece for your dinner table that you can take home.
The tea-focused cafe is paying homage to the world’s most consumed beverage after water (hint: it’s not coffee) with four days of workshops, including how to pair tea with cheese.
From ACMI to the Old Melbourne Gaol, this year’s festival takes place across a range of iconic Melbourne sites, galleries and institutions.
Never had Armenian dumplings before? The ex-Bar Saracen head chef and hummus expert is cooking them at the Northcote wine bar for two special weeks. Plus, Sunday long lunches, Armenian steak tartare and more.
This “art feast for good” brings together Melbourne artists, chefs and food businesses – from illustrator Alice Oehr and Food for Everyone’s Gem Leslie to Florian, Bread Club and Saul’s Sandwiches.
Flow against an immersive backdrop of waterfalls and stand tall among projections of the Himalayas when the multi-sensory digital art gallery transforms into an immersive yoga studio.
The iconic Aussie brand is giving away 90 pairs – one for each year since it was founded. Here’s how to score one.
Be welcomed into the friendship, community and music taking centre stage in the world premiere of the Melbourne Theatre Company’s heartwarming new play.
The Good Beer Week staple is back, taking over the taps at some of Melbourne’s best pubs to pour brews from around the world.
Find clues, solve riddles and catch the culprit behind the murder of a wealthy widow inside a heritage-listed mansion in this immersive detective experience.
Every Saturday this month, enjoy two hours of free-flowing drinks and menu favourites on the award-winning venue’s heated rooftop terrace.
Try a bespoke Middle Eastern menu at this Collingwood gem from Shane Delia, with the dishes tailored to your tastes. And it’s only available through Broadsheet Access.
It’s by the same Aussie sex toy company that made the pastel wand vibrator in Cardi B’s music video Up.
Over six weeks in April and May, the beloved op shop is celebrating its 100th birthday with a series of designer clothes drops.
Access exclusive cocktails at your favourite bars during a month-long celebration of behind-the-bar artistry and invention – complete with alcohol-free options.
Be the first to taste Maha’s new menu – plus its signature 48-hour lamb shoulder – before it is revealed to the public. And it’s only available through Broadsheet Access.
Head into the good-times Southeast Asian eatery – with a menu by former Masterchef contestant Khanh Ong – for happy hour (drinks start at $11).
Get up to 50 per cent off your food bill at dozens of Melbourne bars, cafes and restaurants for six weeks.
Plié your way into the cooler months with The Australian Ballet’s Studio classes for adults
Building on first-hand experience and centuries of trauma, a new play discusses the widespread theft of First Peoples’ bones – and their long road home. Its creator says the work is a painful but vital step towards national healing.
From yoga to interactive performances, there’s a robust all-ages program at the Biennale of Sydney 2022.
The Melbourne artist explores how colour evokes different emotions in this solo exhibition, which displays changing illuminations.
Head to the 55th floor for special one-day-only cocktails. The bar team takes control of the cocktail menu, while a different musician serenades you each week.
To celebrate 40 years since Heide opened, the museum is dedicating an exhibition to one of the central figures in its story.
Explore a series of self-guided walks and exercises created by national and international thinkers, researchers and makers as part of the Biennale of Sydney 2022
The little-known term for a passage leading into the body inspires this peculiar and immersive sound-based exhibition.
Best known for her hyperrealistic human-animal sculptures, the boundary-pushing Australian artist is taking over Flinders Street Station’s mysterious, abandoned ballroom for Rising. And the season has just been extended until 2022.
The lauded Korean restaurant has moved from a six-seat experience in the chef’s Brunswick apartment to an intimate pop-up in the pub’s private dining space (with a bigger diner in the works).
What’s better than a long lunch? A bottomless long lunch.
A digital experience at Melbourne’s newest art gallery turns Van Gogh’s life and works into an immersive adventure.
RedBalloon wants you to make beer brewing your next project.
Pick your lucky number – then cross your fingers at this boozy Saturday brunch with a side of drag bingo.
Horridus the Triceratops – one of the most complete and best preserved triceratops skeletons in the world – has landed in Melbourne.
Around 300 pieces owned by the rock’n’roll king himself have arrived Down Under for this major new biographical exhibition.
An iconic collection of classic British portraiture is coming to Canberra.
Tickets are now available for the boundary-pushing, history-making musical until August 2022 – and we are not throwin’ away our shot.
The garden behind the gallery has been transformed with a salute to the state’s pastel-pink salt lakes – and you can splash through it.
The record-breaking musical is about to open in Melbourne. Here's how to get your hands on cheap tickets.
A monumental gilded cage by art star Ai Weiwei. A shimmering, spherical portal with an intensifying soundtrack. And more. All you need is an app to see the Melbourne and Cranbourne gardens digitally transformed for this ambitious international exhibition.
Hire a cosy private igloo for dinner at one of three Melbourne pubs and a riverside cafe – then order a sharing platter, three-course meals, winter high tea and more.
The spectacularly magical stage play is back – with the epic two-parter condensed into a one-night affair. It picks up 19 years after the last book ends, with the now-grown boy wizard sending his kids off to Hogwarts.
The brewery’s got heaps planned for the season, with a barnyard petting zoo, karaoke, a massive plant sale, a dance party with Alice Ivy and many more.
Bar Americano has closed for the rest of the year. Instead it’s being taken over by an experimental new concept by founder Matt Bax and bartender Matty Packham.
DJs, cocktails by The Everleigh and gourmet snacks by the water might persuade you that an autumnal pool party is actually genius.
That means cardboard walls, shelves, light fixtures, tables, chairs and decor (don’t worry, you’ll be sipping beers, wines and small-batch spirits in real glass).
Catch 300 live-music gigs around the state – featuring artists like Baker Boy, Emma Donovan and the Putbacks, Isaiah Firebrace and more – thanks to a $5 million initiative.
The global brand makes its way to Chadstone with a new two-level shopping experience.
A comprehensive showcase of the visionary fashion photographer – dubbed the “king of kink” – has arrived, complete with his diaries, letters, personal effects and, of course, photos.
See over 300 of the rarest books in the state, including a mini exhibition of Dante and the Divine Comedy, 19th century Jane Austen box sets, medieval manuscripts and more.
Taste competition grade coffee at this half-hour showcase from the experts behind Richmond’s iconic roasting HQ.
Australian music’s past and present is on interactive display at Arts Centre Melbourne.
The beloved CBD attraction reopens with a centrepiece exhibition celebrating the wide-ranging focus of the newly renovated museum.
