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I recently had the chance to see Alice in Wonderland at the Athenaeum Theatre Melbourne, a production that has toured across Australia, entertaining audiences with its creative adaptation of Lewis Carroll’s classic tale. With well-designed costumes, creative puppetry and effective stage sets, the show captured the essence of Wonderland. Advertisement RELATED: Celebrate Chinese New Year 2025 […]
The Wind in the Willows, presented by the Australian Shakespeare Company, is an entertaining outdoor theatre experience in the heart of the Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne. Celebrating over 35 years at this iconic location, this production brings Kenneth Grahame’s beloved classic to life in a way that engages audiences of all ages. Advertisement RELATED: Celebrate […]
The Chinese New Year 2025 marks the arrival of the Wood Snake, a rare and meaningful zodiac pairing that occurs once every 60 years. Representing wisdom, transformation, growth, stability, and creativity, the Wood Snake brings a unique energy to this year’s celebrations. Also known as Lunar New Year, Chinese New Year is the most significant event in […]
Are you Planning a family day out at the Australian Open 2025? This year’s tournament is packed with kids activities and family fun for everyone to enjoy, from Opening Week celebrations and Kids Tennis Day to the Arena Spectacular and AO Ballpark. This year’s Australian Open offers plenty of entertainment beyond the matches. Advertisement RELATED: Creative […]
The NGV Kids Summer Festival is back, offering families a week of free events packed with creativity and fun. At NGV Australia, children can explore the Cats & Dogs exhibition, create their own animal ears, draw pet portraits with guidance from artists, and enjoy story time sessions featuring tales of curious cats and playful pups. […]
The NGV is hosting Yayoi Kusama’s largest-ever exhibition in Australia, showcasing the work of the renowned contemporary artist. As part of this exhibition, families can enjoy Kusama for Kids, featuring the interactive Obliteration Room. This large-scale installation invites children and families to contribute to the artwork by adding bright, colourful dots to the white furniture, […]
Outdoor cinemas provide a great way for families to enjoy a movie together in a relaxed, open-air setting. The Best Family-Friendly Outdoor Cinemas in Melbourne offer a variety of options, with spaces designed to cater to both kids and adults. From comfortable seating to convenient amenities, these cinemas make it easy to enjoy a film […]
The wait is finally over. The NGV has unveiled Australia’s Largest Yayoi Kusama Retrospective, offering an extraordinary glimpse into the life and career of one of the world’s most influential artists. At 95 years old, Yayoi Kusama’s remarkable artistic journey spans eight decades, and this exhibition celebrates her profound contributions to the art world. Six […]
SENSAS has officially opened in South Yarra, bringing its well-known sensory adventure to Melbourne. Originating in France, SENSAS has engaged audiences across Spain, Switzerland, Saudi Arabia, and the UK. Now, it’s Melbourne’s turn to experience this one-of-a-kind activity. We were invited to experience it firsthand, and here’s what we thought. Advertisement RELATED: The Fans Strike […]
The Fans Strike Back® exhibition is now open at The District Docklands, Melbourne. Featuring a remarkable collection of memorabilia from the Star Wars series, this exhibition offers fans a chance to explore one of pop culture’s most iconic universes. Advertisement RELATED: Christmas in Melbourne: Free Events You Can’t Miss Image: The Fans Strike Back, credit: […]
ACMI’s latest exhibition, The Future & Other Fictions, is an intriguing exploration of screen culture’s power to shape a hopeful and imaginative world. Co-curated by Amanda Haskard (Gunai/Kurnai), Chelsey O’Brien, and director and futurist Liam Young, the exhibition brings together over 180 pieces from film, video games, and screen-based art. Advertisement RELATED: Melbourne Summer School […]
A Christmas Carol has opened at Melbourne’s Comedy Theatre, bringing Charles Dickens’ timeless story of Ebenezer Scrooge to life. Directed by Matthew Warchus and adapted by Jack Thorne, this thoughtful and engaging production highlights the importance of generosity and finding joy in what you have, especially during the Christmas season. Advertisement RELATED: Melbourne Christmas Lights, […]