Arts & Culture
The Woman in Black arrives at the Athenaeum
The spine-chilling live theatre production, The Woman in Black, has made its way to the Athenaeum Theatre, promising to captivate audiences until July 6.
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A bustling scene at Queen’s Wharf, 1853
Full of life and activity, you see here a crowded Cole’s Wharf, located between Spencer and King streets, in the early 1850s.
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RISING 2024 wraps up with record-breaking attendance
Melbourne’s leading winter festival of contemporary music, art, and performance, RISING 2024, has officially wrapped up this year’s program, marking its most triumphant year yet.
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Council adopts new policy to address “unacceptable” food insecurity
The City of Melbourne will soon publish a new and improved food policy to help support the 32 per cent of people in the municipality who have reported suffering food insecurity.
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Iconic comedy The Odd Couple makes its way to Comedy Theatre
From the Broadway stage to the Hollywood screen, Neil Simon’s timeless comedy The Odd Couple has delighted audiences worldwide, with the show’s latest adaptation opening at Melbourne’s Comedy Theatre on May 23.
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Collins Street Studios unveiled in the CBD
A vacant office space in the heart of the CBD has been transformed into a new creative co-working hub.
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ACMI presents Beings with Universal Everything
ACMI promises a winter filled with boundless creativity as it hosts the world premiere of Beings from May 22 to September 29.
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An elegant colossus reaches for the sky
Captured by amateur photographer Pierre Robin in early September 1959, this is one of the last photographs to capture the solid presence of the Colonial Mutual Building on the north-west corner of Collins and Elizabeth streets.
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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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