Fashion Week extends far beyond the runway, from rooftop soirées and front-row Palomas to bespoke cocktails at some of Melbourne’s favourite venues, 1800 Tequila brings its signature Mexican spirit to the city's fashion scene.

From surf photography and portraiture to camera masterclasses and creative meet-ups, this event series returns Down Under with something for photographers, filmmakers and hobbyists of all skill levels. Plus, you can win a trip to Japan.

Donate your clothes and shop designer goods for a worthy cause.

Sun yourself by the members-only pool, stretch it out with a yoga class and luxuriate in wellness experiences created in partnership with Sans Ceuticals.

As part of Melbourne Fashion Week’s independent calendar, Salon Archive is bringing two Japanese archive stores to the city.

ACCA’s influential exhibition series returns after a decade, bringing together seven emerging Australian artists and a suite of ambitious new works.

See works from 20 leading artists for free at a newly reopened 1800s mansion.

Penfolds and homegrown pop prince Troye Sivan join forces with a selection of wines in limited-edition gift boxes – as well as a bespoke candle by his lifestyle brand Tsu Lange Yor.

A bumper line-up of local labels and pre-loved sellers catering to plus-size people is coming to Coburg this October.

Bush herself may be absent, but her music, mythology and devoted fish people (aka her fans) will be very much present.

Two internationally renowned DJs are headlining the live music at the carnival this year, with high-energy, festival style sets to keep the party going long after the final races.

From award-winning dramas and comedies to Italian fashion and an Anna Magnani retrospective, this year’s festival spans the country’s cinematic past and present.

The Ian Potter Centre’s retrospective spans the influential artist’s career, bringing her vivid still lifes, modernist prints and contested legacy into focus.

The beloved Bavarian haven is holding its 58th Oktoberfest – a six week-long celebration that’s set to be its biggest yet, with schnitzels, live music and, of course, lots of steins.

The artist’s first major solo exhibition traces a decade of vivid self-portraits shaped by memory, migration and the stories we inherit.

The intimate new venue brings music, conversation, dining and drinks to the top floor of the building, with floor-to-ceiling views of the city and an exciting inaugural season of performances.

The luxury reseller is holding a five-day pop-up. Shop Chanel, Prada, Hermes, Louis Vuitton and more in person.

What if the materials of the future were already growing around us? This exhibition at the Ian Potter Centre looks at how fungi, hemp, bio-resin and more can be viable alternatives to plastics and synthetics.

From Kylie Minogue’s gold hot pants to Baz Luhrmann’s glowing La Bohème sign, some of Australia’s most memorable performing arts objects have been pulled out of the archives and thrust into the spotlight.

The world-renowned psych-rockers will be back in their hometown come October for back-to-back shows featuring Gut Health, Public Figures, Babe Rainbow and more.

The four-day celebration of wine, food and music returns to Margaret River, with sommelier-led experiences, top chefs and one-off events set against some of the region’s most memorable landscapes.

High-speed sailing’s global championship gears up to make another splash off the Western Australia coastline in early 2027.

He’s only performing in seven cities in 2026 – and two of them are right here in Australia.

The popular Pilates studio is hosting international retreats across Sri Lanka, Thailand, Vietnam and more.

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