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This absurd, psychedelic comedy from two emerging theatre-makers takes audiences back to the '70s, on a journey that touches on the bizarre socio-political times of today.
One of our favourite gelaterias is bringing back its fresh take on one of Australia’s favourite biscuits – but only for a limited time.
Live music, cinema, comedy and more returns to the plaza in summer, with help from some heavyweight collaborators.
With magical fairies and flashes of pop culture, revisit the timeless tale – under the stars – in the Royal Botanic Gardens.
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A new year calls for a new wardrobe. Luckily the online fashion retailer has slashed prices on curated collections of leisure wear, sports and wellness, and accessories. Plus, something for the kiddos.
Find Australia's "first indoor drive-in cinema" in a cavernous space at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, with room for 174 cars and sessions from the early morning to the late evening.
The seasoned chef has been cooking solo on the Mornington Peninsula over the summer. For the finale, she's being joined by some culinary mates – including Diana Chan, Gary Mehigan and Sarah Tiong – for a five-day barbecue over the long weekend.
Get up to 25 per cent off the French brand's signature cast-iron pots and enamel casserole dishes – a saving of more than $100 per item. Prices start from $12.
This mind-bending, immersive audio experience – from the team behind terrifying shipping-container shows Séance and Flight – will have you looking over your shoulder. There are three to choose from.
All summer long, Baby dedicates five happy hours each afternoon to aperitivo – with $6.50 Aperol spritzes and $10 cocktails.
A new, purpose-built (and permanent) amphitheatre has landed in the Malthouse Theatre courtyard. And this summer it’s hosting a 10-day music series featuring local artists such as Kaiit, Mildlife and Emma Donovan.
At this immersive, futuristic installation, be enveloped by a giant, inflatable bubble; make your way through a hazy, out-of-this-world light maze; and step into a “cosmic abyss”.
Find clues and figure out whodunnit in an imaginary 1924 murder in this real-life Cluedo game in a spooky, heritage-listed site.
Get White Claw hard seltzers, jugs of Margarita, and woodfired pizzas at the Stokehouse crew’s relaxed, summery pop-up.
Get 50 per cent off food and drink at a bunch of fun bars and venues, every day of January.
Head to the sunny rooftop of Jessi Singh’s new mega-pub for an all-you-can-eat curry snag sizzle – and 90 minutes of free-flowing beer, wine and cocktails.
Forget the blow-up paddle pool in your backyard. Hit this giant inflatable theme park, complete with a giant maze, water slides, obstacle courses and more.
Get up to 40 per cent off selected apparel, and do your part for charity with its “choose what you pay” concept.
Hit the NGV after dark for nightly DJ sets and other performances, plus bespoke Lune pastries and a modern Indian menu courtesy of Tonka.
See Archie Barry’s beguiling video work, currently on display at Heide.
A century after her birth, a new retrospective at Heide Museum of Modern Art celebrates unsung Australian modernist artist Joy Hester.
Take the two-and-a-half-hour drive up to Benalla Art Gallery for this exhibit, which plays with and challenges our understanding and experience of the digital age.
This retrospective on bold Indigenous artist Destiny Deacon features a reimagining of The Wizard of Oz; a “Koori kitsch” lounge-room installation; a room dedicated to blak life in urban Melbourne; and several photographic series.
The “secret” Melbourne restaurant – in chef Helly Raichura’s own home – is heading to two idyllic locations for a series of pop-ups. And Raichura doesn’t think you should bring your mates.
The CBD brunch cafe and the modern Indian eatery are teaming up for six weeks of classic Pope Joan dishes reinvented with Indian flair – think Kejriwal Bombay-style eggs on toast, Masala fried chicken sando, Amritsari fillet o' Ish and more.
The popular roasters are saluting Italian classics (and world-class drinks) this summer.
The top end of Bourke Street has become a 24/7 outdoor art gallery, with 26 artists transforming vacant shopfronts and store windows.
At this new cuisine-crossing pop-up, Southeast Asian dishes get the Italian treatment. Think burrata with nasi lemak condiments, egg noodles with ’nduja XO, and roasted bone marrow with onion rendang.
Scored a primo spot on the sand but got hunger pangs? Don't budge – Deliveroo will bring your order to your towel.
Summer sessions, sorted. The Australia-wide booze-delivery service is toasting the end of 2020 with slashed delivery fees, all summer long.
The cult New York-based artist recently flooded the NGV with his cartoonish, exuberant works. But you can now see one of his latest in an outdoor gallery by the sea.
The Half Acre team is popping up with picnic rugs and striped umbrellas on the lawns by Albert Park Lake. Expect meze platters with chicken shawarma and falafel; hot jam doughnuts; and Espresso Martinis and Margaritas. Plus, you can even hire your own bartender.
There's a Four Pillars bar hiding on a CBD rooftop – and it's sticking around all summer. Find the leafy oasis via a laneway, staff elevator and back-of-house doorway.
The annual city-wide celebration will reach across three months of summer with an all-local line-up.
Open for just one day pre-lockdown, city spot Nico's Sandwich Deli has to moved to the inner-north for a five-month pop-up.
This summer, local business Tahini Neri is hitting two different Melbourne parks every weekend to dish out free samples.
Five ambitious installations explore the cross-sections of nature and science, among other would-be exclusive domains, in surprisingly different and nuanced ways.
Hit the sand at Port Melbourne this summer for $2 oysters, $6 Aperol Spritzes and beers, and bottomless brunch.
A massive season of open-air performances (with private decks for small groups) is coming to the Sidney Myer Music Bowl this summer. On the stacked line-up: Missy Higgins, Birds of Tokyo with the MSO, Hannah Gadsby and more.
The Royal Children’s Hospital is celebrating its 150th anniversary with an art trail showcasing work by emerging and established Melbourne artists.
Escape to the Yarra Valley for a sunny picnic with sparkling wine, cocktails and a grazing-style picnic box packed with local produce.
After a sell-out 2019 season, the immersive art hit is reopening in December. And Broadsheet readers get first dibs.
Shane Delia has transformed Maha’s CBD laneway into an airy, laid-back Middle Eastern bar and restaurant. Enter for a snacky, meze-focused menu; saffron-spiked Aperol Spritzes and zaatar-infused Margaritas; and Middle Eastern-style yum cha.
Go back in time through rooms of enquiry with a host of extraordinary guides.
The outdoor cinema will pop up in idyllic inner-city spots in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide from November.
The free architecture and design pop-up has moved into an old CBD carpark with a program of music, insightful talks and workshops, including yoga and circus days for kids.
A soaring, mirrored sculpture of a Roman goddess by Jeff Koons; a chapel-like structure in the garden by renowned French artist JR; and a gallery wrapped in fruit-covered wallpaper. They’re just three of the 86 projects by more than 100 artists and designers.
The award-winning Sydney distillery is delivering a series of at-home spirits experiences, just in time for Christmas.
History and heritage intertwine in the work of award-winning artist Kelly Koumalatsos, who merges traditional possum skin cloak-making with western screenprinting techniques.
A vacant CBD retail arcade has been transformed into an immersive public art gallery with works by Rone, Adnate, Reko Rennie and more.
Coburg’s historic former prison will soon become a 15-screen cinema complex.
The weekend tradition is making a triumphant return to Melbourne.
Taste competition grade coffee at this half-hour showcase from the experts behind Richmond’s iconic roasting HQ.
