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For one night only, expect 30 dishes by 30 of Victoria’s most exciting chefs under 30 – including Vue de Monde’s Hugh Allen, Etta’s Rosheen Kaul and Bar Liberty’s Zackary Furst. A series of smaller, more intimate dinners will follow.
Crack open a cold one at the brewery’s birthday bash – with 10 iconic beers and 10 dishes to celebrate 10 years.
Fresh from Sundance and SXSW, this interactive installation runs for a meditative 48 hours. The stunning digital rainforest is deteriorating – but as more audience members participate, the environment comes back to life.
Get at least 40 per cent off dinnerware, cookware, home decor, planters and more. The only thing you can drop when it comes to handmade porcelain is prices, after all.
Score up to 70 per cent off luxury designer handbags and accessories – including Chanel classics and LV bucket bags – at this two-day-only in-store sale.
This camp and kitsch celebration of art and fashion draws from the NGV’s vast collection to highlight queer stories, figures and narratives – known and unknown.
Discover a field covered in thousands of illuminated native flowers.
Eco-pioneer Joost Bakker built a blueprint for the home of the future, then two of the country’s top chefs lived in it. A new documentary follows the story, accomplishments and disappointments of the tiny 87-square-metre home and urban farm.
There are 371 films on the bumper 70th anniversary line-up – including 18 world premieres, a Melbourne on Film retrospective and one that earnt an eight-minute standing ovation at Cannes (and won the festival’s most prestigious award). It’s the festival’s first in-cinema event since 2019.
Head to the Top End for live music from Arlo Parks, Emma Donovan and Telenova, comedy from Tim Minchin and Steven Oliver, fashion shows, dance, art exhibitions, cabaret, and heaps more.
Take home some rare plants, make your own terrarium, get tips from plant experts and more at this giant plant palooza.
Bookend your film sessions with a cocktail at the Campari Cinema Club at Fed Square.
Dance around a beachside bonfire, take a tour through cemeteries in the Otways, feast on fresh Apollo Bay seafood, play a late-night water polo match illuminated by balls of light, and more when the boundary-pushing festival returns.
More than 20,000 yellow daffodils will pop up in the CBD for the annual cancer fundraiser.
A panel discussion that explores the future possibilities for the productive use of waste in retail spaces.
Gain a deeper understanding of how garments are made and create your own wearable paper pieces at this one-off workshop.
Create DIY yarn with discarded textiles, learn weaving techniques and make your own piece of art with Rachel Wood of Wunder Weave.
This private tour for Mastercard cardholders lets you explore parts of the zoo not usually accessible to the public.
Join this exclusive masterclass with a top chef.
Calling all ’90s kids: relive your childhood at a pop-up dedicated to everyone’s favourite snacks, featuring over 30 nostalgic cereals, Pop-Tarts, Hot Pockets, spaghetti jaffles and more.
Twice-baked cheese soufflé. Crumpets with whipped ricotta. And a full English – McConnell style. This is one of the best morning meals you’ll find in the CBD.
An immersive, multi-sensory experience that takes you into outer space, developed in partnership with NASA, that’s been visited by over a million people globally – now it’s Melbourne’s turn.
Take in Melbourne’s city skyline while tasting cocktails made from Marionette’s tangy local liqueurs.
MIFF’s popular streaming site is back, with over a hundred films and shorts to watch at home during this year’s festival.
After three years, the multicultural hub is back celebrating all things Italian, including cannoli and gelato. Plus, a masterclass with Masterchef contestant Amir Manoly.
For one day only, you can catch Call Me By Your Name, Nope, Top Gun: Maverick, Where the Crawdads Sing and more on the big screen – for just $5 a pop.
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.
Four shipping containers. Four thrilling multi-sensory experiences in total darkness – including past favourites Séance and Flight plus two new additions, Coma and Eulogy.
This limited edition feed at St Kilda’s legendary Espy, which puts a modern spin on yum cha classics, will have your Sundays sorted.
A month of three-course menus – from Tulum, Taxi Kitchen, Mister Bianco, Ish and more – from just $49.
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.
Warm up your Wednesday nights with mulled wine, smoky barbeque, international street-food, specialty hot chocolate and more at the Queen Victoria Market. Plus, the Christmas in July festivities return.
The only thing better than pasta, is when its homemade (and paired with a glass of wine).
As winter sets in, the Bendigo region is firing up for a season of fun, fire, action – and a bit of hip-shaking from the King himself.
Experience an elegant five-course menu at Scott Pickett’s lavish bistro, served personally by the head chef. And it’s only available through Broadsheet Access.
Be mesmerised by this huge northern lights installation in spa country.
Eight Australian contemporary painters explore what exists beyond the canvas in a free exhibition at ACCA.
Escape the crowds at the mesmerising new exhibition with a private viewing with ACMI curator Laura Castagnini, and snacks and bubbles by Karen Martini’s restaurant – available exclusively through Broadsheet Access.
The massive food and hospitality trade event returns to Melbourne this September.
A bold reimagining Alice Pung’s award-winning novel is set to make its stage debut this August.
Succession’s Brian Cox and Parks and Recreation’s Jenny Slate are headlining the literary fest’s first IRL event since 2019, with 270 storytellers and 150 events spread across four days.
See colourful, mesmerising and thought-provoking new work by leading Australian contemporary artists – including Patricia Piccinini and Shaun Gladwell – who have turned their talents to printmaking for the first time.
The title of her sophomore album is exactly how you’ll be feeling when the Grammy-winning singer-songwriter heads Down Under.
The fine-dining institution closed in 2020 – and now the Sydney-born restaurant that’s opened in its old spot is sending it off in style with oyster shooters, house-cured bresaola, smoked pork belly and more.
The neon-pink CBD lobster and champagne bar is bringing its mini lobster rolls, crab tacos and vegan fare to Northcote, Brunswick, Essendon, Ringwood, Box Hill and more over seven weeks.
Tasmania’s stunning East Coast is gearing up for a huge, 10-day series of events turning the spotlight on the state’s unique wine and food.
Say “I do” to a stress-free elopement with burgers, beers and pics at Collingwood’s rooftop train bar, for one day only.
Cute cartoons, punny dad jokes and pop-culture references roll into one at this free Melbourne exhibition – with 50 works done on brown-paper bags.
Join the country’s top sailing coaches on the sea.
Step aside, cheap Tuesday.
King & Godfree’s bluestone wine cellar is turning into a nightlife enoteca with a DJ line-up by Hope St Radio, wines by the glass, vodka pasta and more. Plus, a live band every month.
Head into the good-times Southeast Asian eatery – with a menu by former Masterchef contestant Khanh Ong – and you can win one of two fully comped experiences. Here’s how.
Keep the winter chills away with a number of warming new aperitivo specials, including $6.50 Aperol spritzes and $8.80 white chocolate Negronis.
The one-day outdoor music festival – with an important mission – returns with a cracker line-up of First Nations talent like Dan Sultan and Briggs.
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.
Tickets are now available for the boundary-pushing, history-making musical until October 2022 – and we are not throwin’ away our shot.
Breeze past iconic landmarks on the three-kilometre walk, five- and 10-kilometre runs, or the half and full marathons. On your marks.
To coincide with the blockbuster Picasso exhibition, Matt McConnell is turning the gallery’s lush Garden Restaurant into a Spanish-inspired tapas bar.
A digital experience at Melbourne’s newest art gallery turns Van Gogh’s life and works into an immersive adventure. And it’s coming to an end.
See more than 80 of the revolutionary artist’s masterpieces in a whole new light, alongside those of more than 60 of his contemporaries. Exclusively developed with two French art institutions, the exhibition paints a never-before-seen portrait of moments that redefined 20th-century art.
On the release of her memoir, The Ninth Life of a Diamond Miner, the passionate advocate for survivors of childhood sexual abuse and 2021 Australian of the Year will tour the country to talk abut her life.
All five films, back-to-back overnight with singalongs, giveaways and an early morning cereal bar. You better hold on tight, spider monkey.
A wine and music pairing set at wineries across the country, with performances by The Kooks, Peking Duk, The Veronicas, Confidence Man and more.
Catch the artist’s first Australian museum exhibition at Heide – we recommend viewing it after dark.
The enigmatic New Zealand singer-songwriter is bringing her compelling, offbeat performances to a series of live shows this October.
The thrilling horror theatre show is the latest from the production company behind Flight and Seance. Expect the jump scares of a horror movie and the twists and turns of a psychological thriller.
Pitch Music & Arts Festival is back in 2022 – but not as you know it. This giant, multi-level scaffold structure is popping up in Melbourne for a one-day-only, open-air dance party.
You’re gonna thank yourself for bagging tickets to the rapper’s first Australian tour since 2014.
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.
Squeeze in all the unlimited gnocchi you can over two hours at the trattoria, with slow-cooked lamb ragu, Napoli with fior di latte and a truffle number to pick from. Plus, new vegan and gluten-free options.
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.
All night, she’ll riot with you – let’s get physical. The New Rules and Hallucinate singer is touring her Grammy-winning sophomore album around Australia.
This major exhibition spans 200 years of history and features more than 70 artists. In addition to famous romantic and impressionist paintings, it includes contemporary kinetic sculptures, experimental cinema and more.
The British electronic luminaries bring their big live energy to Australia for a tiny east coast tour to show off their new album Freakout/Release.
Plus a very special meet-and-greet with The Underground Opera cast.
Wands at the ready – you’ll be sipping potions and cursed cocktails at this boozy magical high tea.
An immersive light experience, an after-dark projection festival and a boulevard of more than 50,000 tulips are some of the events on the Ignite lineup in Bendigo this spring.
The enigmatic and perennially cool Texan three-piece is bringing its brand of atmospheric psych-funk to Australia for its largest tour to date. Trust us, this is one you don't want to miss.
A series of events and programs in Melbourne explores if we’re hardwired to be part of the pack.
Set your alarm – the Piano Man is coming to Melbourne.
It’s been almost three years since the festival last took over the Supernatural Amphitheatre – now the ballot has opened for the next one in December.
The music of these two legends can feel dangerous, frail, romantic and righteous. And even though they've known each other since 1993, this is the first time they have toured Australia as a duo.
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).
Arctic Monkeys, Lil Nas X, Peggy Gou, Chvrches, Jamie xx and more join Aussie acts including Spacey Jane, G Flip, Amyl and the Sniffers and Genesis Owusu when the camping and music festival takes to three cities.
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.
The man who spearheaded a global movement around vegetable-based meals will be talking about his new book, Ottolenghi Flavour, and sharing tips on how to make amazing veggie dishes.
The music legend will be in the neighbourhood in January 2023 for some NZ shows, so he's decided to add a couple Aussie gigs to his schedule. He's calling them his last.
A mega new interactive Lego exhibit – with more than one million bricks across six build zones – is coming to Melbourne this September.
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. And you can see it after-hours (wine in hand) for a limited time.
The American humourist and bestselling author is returning to Australia with his latest book, Happy-Go-Lucky, a portrait of death, family and some of the strange, moving and often funny moments of the pandemic.
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.
The controversial evolutionary biologist – who coined the term “meme” – is touring Australia and New Zealand for a series of unscripted conversations tackling religion, science and the importance of reason.
From crafting to coding, this multidisciplinary exhbition revels in the joy of making and stars two huge contemporary tapestries inspired by the evening sky.
The British pop darling is headed in one direction: Australia.
The world’s longest-running play – by the queen of intrigue and mystery – is coming to Melbourne, directed by Aussie theatre icon Robyn Nevin. With plot twists and subterfuge, it’s a race to figure out whodunnit before all is revealed.
Taste some of the best Hawke’s Bay has to offer.
It’s all about barrel-aged fortified wines at this exclusive Margaret River tasting.
The best way to see Waitematã Harbour by sunset.
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.
