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Formidable women filmmakers showcase poignant work at Melbourne Women in Film Festival
The annual Melbourne Women in Film Festival (MWFF) kicks off 17-24 February and will see diverse women filmmakers showcase poignant and timely films to captivate audiences. Selected screenings will also feature an…
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MIFF Summer Residency: Australia’s leading film festival lands at Bunjil Place
Friday 5 – Sunday 21 February 2021 Showcasing innovative international and Australian films since 1952, the Melbourne International Film Festival (MIFF) will be taking over the Plaza at Bunjil Place from Friday 5…
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Relax and enjoy free events as part of Boroondara’s Summer in the Park series
Boroondara Arts is inviting audiences to enjoy a series of free outdoor movies and live performances taking place in beautiful local parks every weekend from 30 January to 14 March. Friends and families can…
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Winners of 30th annual Linden Postcard Show announced
On Friday 4 December, Linden New Art proudly announced the winners of the 30th annual small works exhibition, Linden Postcard Show 2020-21, featuring 1000 mini masterpieces from living artists across the country in a year like…
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Experimenta announces its most ambitious triennial: Experimenta Life Forms
2021-2023 Experimenta, champion of art unbound by convention, announces its most ambitious international triennial to date – Experimenta Life Forms: Triennial of Media Art. Exploring our changing relationship and definitions of life forms,…
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ST ALi NIGHTS HOSTS A GIN JOURNEY WITH FOUR PILLARS
It’s been 13 years since ST ALi’s last foray into serving dinner. This summer, experience Almalfi coast meets Brooklyn in South Melbourne with a pasta and woodfired pizza menu by some of…
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Week one highlights of fun, fearless and fabulous shows at Melbourne Fringe Festival
Melbourne Fringe Festival is upon us for a two-and-a-half-week celebration of independent art, made in the most impossible circumstances. The Festival runs 12-29 November and here’s just a few highlights the first week has in…
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Can’t get enough of Melbourne Fringe Festival? Here’s week two highlights
The Melbourne Fringe Festival is on now, with hundreds of shows available now to enjoy in your home and on the streets. Navigating the program to find the perfect show can be a challenge, so as…
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Non-stop fun for kids of the Fringe
See tomorrow as kids do and get lost in 2.5 weeks of non-stop shenanigans and adventure at Melbourne Fringe Festival 2020. XS, Melbourne Fringe’s program of experimental and contemporary live art for children aged up…
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Multiply – brand new participatory dance event responds to the social isolation of 2020
Melbourne Fringe Festival is set to host the first large-scale arts event since March, a one-off mass contemporary dance event, Multiply, choreographed by the award-winning Stephanie Lake and composed by internationally recognised audio-visual artist Robin Fox. The event invites…
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