Arts & Culture
The murmurings of a creative collaboration making its way to the city
Melbourne’s very own Museum of Chinese Australian History is kicking off the year with an exhibit that speaks into the core of what the museum hopes to achieve when showcasing creative work.
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Local landscapes make a comeback
Everyone loves a landscape and if you’ve been to Airey’s Inlet for a beach holiday the image of Eagle Rock might still be conjuring up the mood.
Read MoreA love story by Hemingway
The war is over. Those who have lived through it are maimed and world weary.
Read MoreDating in broad daylight
Romance blossomed in the parks of the inner city during lockdown but it wasn’t of the whitewashed wedding kind.
Read MoreMusic fans turn out for gigs
Melbourne’s music scene broke out of its COVID bonds during the last weekend of November with gigs scheduled for all of the major venues.
Read MoreFitzroy Gardens Pavilion brought to life with art
The Pavilion at Fitzroy Gardens will transform into a hub of creative workshops and arts events throughout September as part of CoLab Arts in the Park, an arts residency supported bythe City of Melbourne’s Creative Spaces program.
Read MoreRising from the ashes: La Mama rebuild nearly complete
For the past three years, the team at La Mama headquarters has been working day-in day-out to rebuild the iconic theatre that was ravaged by fire in 2018.
Read MoreThe myth of the golden bust in Royal Park
The girls were out flaunting at Royal Park in July enjoying the winter sun and the view.
Read MoreFitting in to Hotham St
If you walk down George Mews in East Melbourne and turn left you’ll enter an unnamed lane that takes you past a dog leg and several unmarked doorways leading off it, including a circular gate into a hidden garden.
Read MoreTough times for musicians at the Curtin
The EP tour had been cancelled, tickets for a dozen shows refunded plus they were about to lose their outdoor seating.
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Speeding in Parkville
“It’s like Russian roulette”: Lygon St traders reiterate calls for footpath revamp

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