Arts & Culture
Council extends MPavilion 10 until 2025
City of Melbourne councillors have unanimously supported extending MPavilion 10’s life in Queen Victoria Gardens until June 2025 following a request from the Naomi Milgrom Foundation (NMF).
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Iconic celebrity prints on display at City Gallery
A new City of Melbourne exhibition will take Melburnians on a nostalgic trip through the city’s past as iconic celebrity handprints, once proudly displayed at the entrance of McEwans Hardware Store, make their triumphant return to the heart of Melbourne.
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Six-fingered orphan’s forgotten masterpiece
The Australian Chamber Choir is making history by performing music by a disabled orphan girl after 300 years of silence.
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Hemispheres collide this May in Eight Seasons
As Melbourne begins to descend into the cold this May, Orchestra Victoria will traverse through the seasons with a pairing of two unmissable classical works with The Eight Seasons.
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A corner of Melbourne at the crossroads
Standing tall on the right-hand side of this photograph, taken looking east along Little Collins St from Russell St, is the head office of Preston Motors, the go-to place to buy the latest Chevrolet and Buick cars.
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Eye’ll be watching: new street art deterring illegal dumping in Bullens Lane
Walk along Bullens Lane in Melbourne’s CBD, and you might feel the piercing gaze of a pair of eyes staring you down.
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Young Onez festival: connecting First Nations youth through creativity
Young Onez festival is coming to Melbourne’s CBD between April 5 and 7, providing an opportunity for First Nations youth to come together and connect through creativity.
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Breakdown outside the Windsor Hotel, 1920s
Eight men, one broken-down car and a wagon to cart it on. This dismal winter’s day was not going well for the driver, seen here on the far right of the photograph in chauffeur’s outfit, complete with greatcoat to ward off the worst of the Melbourne weather.
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“Political party games”: 2023 through the eyes of Australia’s cartoonists
An upcoming Melbourne exhibition is set to showcase the work of Australia’s best political cartoonists and provide an insightful retrospective to the year that was 2023.
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Experiencing more at the Melbourne Recital Centre
Melbourne Recital Centre (MRC) is celebrating 15 years of ground-breaking performances with a range of new membership offers to get you “closer to the music and musicians you love.”
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“Remarkable, rambunctious, sloppy, weirdo-filled”: A tribute to the Fringe, 40 years on
QVM photographer launches book of Melbourne’s remarkable time in lockdown
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