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The award-winning Club Kabarett returns to North Melbourne’s Meat Market. We went in curious. We came out feral. Here’s why this is Melbourne’s most unmissable night out right now.
Hi, I’m Cherry.
People know me as a life romantiser, someone who finds beauty in everyday details and loves capturing the small, meaningful moments of my (pre) adult life. For the longest time, I kept those experiences to myself, a little too shy to share.
But these stories deserve to live beyond my camera roll. I love nature, good food, sweet desserts, sports, wellness and anything that supports a balanced, more intentional life. You’ll often find me reviewing new restaurants, exploring hidden spots, or trying unique experiences that make life feel a little more “fancy”. If you’re the same kind of curious soul, stick around and leave a comment. I’d love to hear your stories too!
The award-winning Club Kabarett returns to North Melbourne’s Meat Market. We went in curious. We came out feral. Here’s why this is Melbourne’s most unmissable night out right now.
Whether you are planning a family night out, a late-night club crawl or an immersive dining experience, Illuminate Adelaide 2026 has nineteen days of light, music and art across the city this July. Your complete event guide.
Lawyer, tech founder, Hollywood producer, Tokyo television host. Nick Abrahams has done almost everything except give a good graduation speech. His Melbourne International Comedy Festival debut turns all of it into sharp, funny and quietly uncomfortable stand-up.
The award-winning Club Kabarett returns to North Melbourne’s Meat Market. We went in curious. We came out feral. Here’s why this is Melbourne’s most unmissable night out right now.
She had breast reduction surgery, and they took them all. What Geraldine Hickey does with that sentence — and a full, glorious hour on stage at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival — is nothing short of magnificent.
Tom Ballard storms in like he has a point to make, a score to settle, and exactly 60 minutes to make you laugh about the mess of it all.
Experience Uma Dobia’s groundbreaking Popera at Melbourne Comedy Festival 2025 – Where opera meets pop culture in this interactive musical spectacular at The Motley Bauhaus.
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