Events
Australian F1 Grand Prix
Motorsport fans have a real treat when it comes time for the
Australian Formula One Grand Prix at the superb modern Albert Park
Lake circuit. The main race is the first on the annual Formula One
schedule, and forms the centrepiece of four...
see full detailsMelbourne's Big Day Out
The famous Aussie touring label crashes into Melbourne's Princes
Park South for a festive day in the sunshine every year. Some of
the biggest names in popular world music entertain the crowds with
the latest tracks from the commercial and alternative music
scenes.
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see full detailsSt Jerome's Laneway Festival
A unique rock festival with a twist that is taking the cities of
Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Adelaide by storm, the St Jerome's
Laneway Festival brings music and culture lovers together for one
unforgettable day, to get up close and personal in one...
see full detailsMelbourne Cup
Melbourne's premier turf event is not just any old horse race.
The annual Melbourne Cup has been variously billed as 'the
celebration that stops a nation', and 'Australia's most famous
Tuesday'. The race is the biggest in the Southern Hemisphere, and
draws interest from...
see full detailsMoomba Waterfest
Melbourne's biggest and brightest annual event, with a hearty
tradition of free family fun, pays tribute to the important role
water plays in citizen's lives. Each year the programme for the
four-day fair grows bigger and better, with activities like
open-air movie shows, giant...
see full detailsMelbourne International Arts Festival
Melbourne's International Arts Festival is recognised as a
leader of its kind in the country, presenting unique national and
international experiences of dance, theatre, music, opera, and
visual arts, most of it free and offered outdoors during October
each year.
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see full detailsAustralian Open Tennis Championships
What started out as the Australasian Championships in 1905 has
become what is known today as the Australian Open. It has been
staged at six different venues: New Zealand, Melbourne, Sydney,
Adelaide, Brisbane and Perth. Since 1972, the tournament has been
held every year...
see full detailsChinese New Year Festival
With over 10,000 residents in Melbourne speaking a Chinese
language at home, it is no wonder that the annual Chinese New Year
Festival attracts thousands of exhilarated festivalgoers, who come
to celebrate the dawn of a new year. With colourful floats, dancing
and singing...
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Visitors come to Melbourne from all over the world for a good
laugh during the city's International Comedy Festival, when the
downtown precincts turn into a melee of mirth provided by comic
artists in a feast of funny stand-up, theatre, cabaret, street
entertainment, art...
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