Free February events in Melbourne
From Chinese New Year to the Greek Festival, alfresco movies to the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, fill your diary with freebies.
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Melbourne's must visit foodie festivals
Break out the stretchy pants, because between now and autumn’s harvest this food-loving city is hosting a feast of tasty festivals.
Free things to do over the long weekend
Looking for something to do this January long weekend? Make the most of the public holiday with these free Melbourne events.
12 iconic Melbourne experiences
From street art and little bars hidden down laneways to shopping and a show, try these quintessentially Melbourne experiences.
Lunar New Year guide
The Lunar New Year begins early this time around, on 25 January. Careful you don’t miss the fun when Melbourne celebrates the Year of the Rat.
Essential night-time outings for your diary
From cinema to live music, we’ve found Melbourne’s best nocturnal activities for early 2020.
7 South American restaurants in Melbourne
Enjoy the best South American food in Melbourne at these restaurants, cafes and markets.
Ten things to do for $10 or less
From cheap comedy, movie nights to a crafty cocktail, here’s the lowdown on the loose-change high life.
Melbourne Businesses donating to bushfire relief
Make your dollars count by shopping, eating or drinking at these Melbourne venues.
7 free outdoor music concerts
Keep yourself busy in 2020 with these free summer concerts happening around Melbourne.
Street art guide to Melbourne
Here’s the lowdown on where to find the city’s best street art and what to look for – but be quick! This art is always changing.
Free things to do in Melbourne in January
Made a New Year’s resolution to spend less? From Midsumma’s gay times to a Latin lovers’ festival, these events will get you out and back on budget.
Melbourne’s essential summer events
Rooftop gin gardens, 80s dance floors, foodie festivals and free water slides. The city’s hotting up and bursting with summer scenes.
Twelve gardens close to the Melbourne CBD
What better way to spend the weekend than in Melbourne's beautiful parks and gardens?