Mary Motorhead / Trade arrives at Melbourne’s Malthouse Theatre this March, bringing two powerful contemporary operas that explore secrecy, identity and the complexities of human connection.
There are plays you enjoy. There are plays you admire. And then there are plays that follow you home long after the curtain falls. The Diary of Anne Frank Melbourne is one of those rare productions — Drew Anthony Creative’s critically acclaimed show is now playing at the Athenaeum Theatre.
Ring in the Year of the Fire Horse with a traditional or modern Lunar New Year Banquet. Melbourne delivers abundance for your 2026 Chinese New Year celebrations
Some experiences ask to be rushed through, while others invite you to slow down and stay a little longer. Summer evenings fall firmly into the second category, especially when they unfold outdoors, surrounded by greenery, warm air, and the gentle anticipation of a shared film night.
Enjoy ‘Twelfth Night’ under the stars at Melbourne’s Royal Botanic Gardens this summer. Live performances, music, weather realities and what to know before you go.
Walking through Australian Theatres Unveiled by Cameron Grant (Parenthesy) at fortyfivedownstairs felt like stepping back into theatre memories—the facades we admired, the nooks where we chatted, the quiet hum before the curtain rose. A nostalgic, fine-art celebration of Australia’s great stages, on now in Melbourne.
Melbourne keeps her nightlife in secret corners and the best evenings do not shine under neon lights. They live behind brick walls, narrow lanes, and doors most people walk past without noticing. These are the places where a drink feels like a story and where time softens enough for real connection. Some cities celebrate loud nights. Melbourne invites you to discover them quietly.
QV Melbourne’s Lunar New Year festival brings lion and dragon dances, an immersive Happy Horse Noodle Bar and seriously good Chinese and Asian dining – from Old Beijing’s Yee Sang and whole fish to Dainty Sichuan’s fiery feasts and EatAlley’s Malaysian hawker icons.
Discover Melbourne’s most Instagrammable and authentic matcha spots, from blueberry lattes in South Yarra to Kyoto-sourced ceremonial brews in the CBD, plus practical tips on how to order like a local.
A pure vegetarian’s honest guide to eating in Melbourne – eggless desserts, safe cafes, Indian comfort food, hidden veg gems, surprises and struggles.
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