The yoghurt company is opening its first Australian pop-up cafe for three weeks in Melbourne. And everything is free.

Skip the predictable bouquet this Mother’s Day and head to Prahran Market, where T2 is turning tea into the most thoughtful gift on the table.

Raise funds for a Melbourne fashion social enterprise while picking up some stellar second-hand items.

Chef Jung Eun Chae and gelateria Pidapipo are collaborating on three cups – mugwort, makgeolli and watermelon makgeolli gelato – this April.

The Tony, Olivier and Grammy-winning musical from the creators of South Park is back at Melbourne’s Princess Theatre.

Our picks for the best of the fest.

Welcome to dainty French cake heaven, as the duo behind Melbourne’s cult madeleine bakery launch their debut cookbook.

A major survey brings together more than 100 works celebrating three decades of experimentation by one of Australia’s most evocative modernists.

Each Sunday, the Collingwood rooftop bar will serve a burger designed by a chef from a different venue, including Kafeneion, Walrus and Akimbo. Plus a cocktail to match.

The regular pre-loved clothing market is popping up in Prahran Market. Browse through dozens of stalls for designer finds and sustainable labels. Plus, there’ll be coffee and snacks while you shop.

Celebrate the launch of Entrecote’s fab new book with a long lunch hosted by restaurateur Jason Jones.

Visit the South Yarra pop-up to try on Mode Mischief’s viral pieces in person – now here to stay until May.

Open until the end of April, Otoya on Yarra Promenade has Wat Artists-curated DJ sets, hibachi-grilled skewers and Asahi on tap.

Celebrate two fashion icons – Vivienne Westwood and Rei Kawakubo – as NGV Friday Nights returns with late-night art, live music and a stacked line-up of DJs.

An exclusive blockbuster exhibition celebrating the world’s most iconic performers launches Arts Centre Melbourne’s new museum of performing arts.

The popular tours return in 2025 with an exclusive look inside Australia’s largest performing arts venue.

Explore Robin Boyd’s influential family home over ’60s-inspired cocktails by Four Pillars Gin and East Melbourne bar Life’s Too Short.

Funlab opens a new immersive concept combining Hijinx Hotel games with the competitive fun of Holey Moley minigolf.