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Art & Design
The Lifted Brow Gives the Side Eye
In the midst of many transformations and developments being made to Melbourne’s The Lifted Brow comes the launch of its rebranded digital magazine – Side Eye.
Art & Design
The Lifted Brow Gives the Side Eye
In the midst of many transformations and developments being made to Melbourne’s The Lifted Brow comes the launch of its rebranded digital magazine – Side Eye.
Food & Drink
Extreme Gelato Round Two
The nitrogen-gelato maker N2 has just doubled its offering with a new city location.
Food & Drink
A Taste of Victoria at Federation Square
Too busy in the lead up to the holiday season to head out and try brewery-fresh beer or some of the state’s best out-of-town produce? Now’s your chance. And you don’t have to leave the CBD.
Head Out on the Weekend
A music festival celebrating Americana music is coming to Melbourne and bringing with it some of Sydney’s best barbecue.
Entertainment
Sugar Mountain Goes Illmatic: 2015 Line-Up Revealed
After a yearlong hiatus, music and arts festival Sugar Mountain has returned with a much bigger agenda and a new location.
Entertainment
Milking It
The digital age has made it easy for anyone to self-publish and distribute their own music – but what about the people who want to contribute to the vinyl renaissance too? Courtney Barnett and Jen Cloher of Milk! Records distinguish between making money and making memories.
Food & Drink
Lumber Yard Opens at Worker’s Club
Forget American barbeque, here’s the British twist.
Work-Shopping Your Skills
Head over to Fitzroy and sign up for one of these new creative community classes.
Entertainment
Friday Nights with Jean Paul Gaultier
Starting in October, the Jean Paul Gaultier exhibition at the NGV will be kicking off each weekend with live music.
Food & Drink
Mighty Boy, Mighty Fine
A new cafe on Gertrude Street brings Asian flavours to Fitzroy.
Art & Design
Offscreen and Into Print
We know the future of print is threatened by digital media. Offscreen is a print-only magazine that, ironically, explores the stories of the people who are responsible for that decline.
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