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Shop Mount Zero’s olives, olive oils, grains and salts, plus miso paste, shio koji and hyper-local honey – all plastic-free. Two-litre buckets of Meredith Dairy goat's cheese is available, too.
The Carlton institution is shouting 450 coffee granitas – made with beans roasted in-house – so you can perk up and cool down.
Find flowers, gin, cheese, homewares, fashion and accessories at a brand-new market beside the GPO, popping up every weekend this summer.
The tournament serves up the goods at the end of January. Here’s the best on-site music, food and hangouts to match with the on-court action.
Hit the sand at Port Melbourne this summer for $2 oysters, a $6 happy hour and bottomless brunch.
Celebrate the summer by drinking a chilled flute of champagne while watching global superstars hit the centre court.
Begin your day at the tennis with a moment of peace and guided exercise.
A new exhibition at ACMI explores the link between philosophy and kung fu movies.
Take in the tennis action with sand between your toes, a wellness session or indulge in a VIP cabana.
Experimental cinema group Hear My Eyes returns to the festival with another remix of music and film, with the Melbourne band re-scoring the Aussie classic.
After being grounded for New Year’s Eve, “Australia’s largest-ever drone show” – featuring 350 drones – finally takes to the skies every night for the rest of January.
The family-friendly precinct dedicated to activities and entertainment returns for 2022.
A concentrated activation celebrating the city around it pops-up at the Australian Open.
The immersive, futuristic installation is back. Step into a giant, inflatable bubble, be enveloped by ethereal projections of the cosmos, interact with a responsive echo light chamber and more.
Head down to the peninsula for mushroom tartlets, crumpets with salmon caviar and scorched Wagyu brisket, plus free-flowing Bloody Marys, Mimosas and spritzes overlooking a vineyard.
The exhibition goes beyond the artist’s paintings, highlighting never-shown works, historical mementos and drawings that’ll immerse you in the Melbourne icon’s world of art, food and famous friends. Plus, a soundscape that uses Mirka’s own voice will guide you through the space.
It’s all about la dolce vita at this bar hiding on a CBD rooftop – and it’s sticking around all summer. Find the colourful oasis via a laneway, staff elevator and back-of-house doorway.
Get up to 60 per cent off selected men’s and women’s apparel, and do your part for charity while you’re at it.
Make bone marrow pasta with Peter Gilmore, a chocolate tart from Nadine Ingram of Flour and Stone, Thai dishes with Palisa Anderson and more.
The celebrated baker and founder of Flour and Stone will front up for a chat about cooking techniques and all things sweet.
The Australian Shakespeare Company reckons the bard’s classic is exactly what we need in these Covid times: comedy, romance and family-friendly fun presented under the stars in the Royal Botanic Gardens.
You Oughta Know this’ll be a hit. The Broadway musical inspired by Alanis Morissette’s Grammy Award-winning album is heading to Melbourne after its Sydney season.
Bounce along to the biggest jumping castle in the world, back in Melbourne for two weekends.
Lego bricks are taking over the State Library, with a metre-tall recreation of the building, a treasure hunt for exclusive Lego sets and an adults-only Bricks & Beats party.
A varied collection of Indigenous artworks share cultural insight and interpretation of Australia’s natural weather systems, from floods to bushfires, across a diverse array of mediums.
Walk through and cool down at a colourful interactive playground inspired by koi fish, with a six-metre-tall inflatable fountain splashing water into small pools.
The iconic Midsumma Carnival and Pride March are back; Poof Doof throws a day disco; plus queer pool parties, drag bingo, film screenings under the stars, and more than 195 other events are taking place to celebrate the LGBTQIA+ community over 22 days.
It’s by the same Aussie sex toy company that made the pastel wand vibrator in Cardi B’s music video Up.
Find vintage luxury fashion – including pieces from Prada, Versace, Dior and Maison Margiela – at this new spot, but you’ll have to visit soon.
Find specialty cheese from across Australia and the globe at this pop-up shop in a Mornington Peninsula winery.
The awe-inspiring true story of struggle and survival on one of the world’s highest mountains is now an astonishing stage play.
The city’s most beautiful cinema experience rises again this summer.
Park the car to catch beloved animated classics like The Lion King, recent Marvel releases, throwback hits such as Pretty Woman and more – or settle into bean loungers for a picnic under the stars.
See over 1000 mini masterpieces – all just 8 by 10 inches small – by artists from around Australia.
The Melbourne artist has painted colourful (but fake) book covers spoofing self-help guides and wellness books. Tag yourself – I’m “She Cooked Tomato and Tuna Pasta Like a Depressed Housemate”.
The Aboriginal clothing label and social enterprise has opened a new pop-up store for the summer.
All summer long, Baby dedicates two happy hours each afternoon to aperitivo – with $6.50 Aperol spritzes and $8.80 cocktails (including Negroni Frappes).
Ring in the summer with a day-trip to Coldstream for a Garden Spritz and a picnic.
The mobile game lets you win bevvies, electronics, immersive experiences, and a $50,000 grand prize.
Broadsheet Table invites you and a friend to dine at Nomad Melbourne like an industry insider, exclusive to Access members.
Revel in more than 100 innovative, expressive works by the influential French artist at the Art Gallery of NSW this summer.
The closest you can get to an African safari – complete with lions, giraffes and hippos – without jumping on a plane.
A look at the contested nature of public space and how it evolves.
Celebrate the easing of restrictions with a Cuba-flavoured Sunday session in the city.
See recreations of some of the Renaissance artist’s most famous works, up close and to scale with the iconic originals in Italy.
Park yourself on a beanbag under the stars, with grazing boxes, popcorn, churros and Espresso Martinis. Or BYO your own snacks and drinks.
Food trucks are parking along the Yarra River each week, with drinks from pop-up bars, live music, garden games and more.
The annual after-dark event series returns to Queen Victoria Market for another season of street food, local art and designs, second-hand books and records, live performances and even a line-up of psychics and fortune tellers.
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.
The beloved end-of-week extravaganzas that link high art with big beats and themed food are back.
The free architecture and design pop-up will be home to more than 250 events over five months, with Patricia Piccinini’s Skywhalepapa hot air balloon, Melbourne Music Week’s opening weekend, new music by Deborah Cheetham playing daily and more.
Tradition collides with daring contemporary ideas in this multi-layered exhibition of Yolngu women’s work at the NGV.
Moulin Rouge! the Musical fever has arrived in the hotel’s lobby lounge, with high tea and a new menu (including the Green Fairy with absinthe pineapple and a Satine cocktail) inspired by the musical.
Good seats for the Tony Award-winning show usually go for around $100 (and up to $250). Here’s how to get them for cheap.
Snap up tickets while you can can can. The Australian premiere of the Tony Award-nominated musical is coming to Melbourne’s refurbished Regent Theatre.
Laze on a day bed or eat food by Nobu, 400 Gradi and other Crown eateries along the Yarra.
In the year the Australian artist would have turned 100, the NGA is showing more than 100 Jeffrey Smart paintings – including his last, completed in 2011.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Tennis young gun Stefanos Tsitsipas has collaborated with the late-night Greek institution on a limited-edition souvlaki – to raise funds for Beyond Blue.
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.
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.
