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18 events

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Planting

Mon, 10 Aug

A community event at Fed Square. Free entry.

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Body of Work: conversations with Australian literary icons

Mon, 10 Aug

A talk series featuring conversations with Australian literary icons at The Edge.

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Melbourne Fringe at Fed Square

Mon, 10 Aug

A performance and installation at Main Square.

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The Vinyl Factory: Reverb at ACMI

Mon, 10 Aug

An exhibition at ACMI.

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FUTURE COUNTRY: Country Road + NGV First Nations Commissions 2026

Mon, 10 Aug

A free exhibition at The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia.

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occupation studies: ngayanhurra bayarral Birrarung (they tried to tame Birrarung) at KHT

Mon, 10 Aug

A First Peoples exhibition at Koorie Heritage Trust.

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Weaving the Everywhen at KHT

Mon, 10 Aug

An immersive sculptural landscape of scarred ceramic vessels and woven seasonal grasses by Central and Eastern Arrernte artist Georgia Boseley. The work invites audiences to reflect on their relationship with the natural environment and consider a future shaped by Indigenous systems of reciprocity, relation and care for Country.

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Cinema Worldbuilding: Wicker with Wētā Workshop

Fri, 21 Aug

Take a deeper dive into the making of Wicker with a conversation between the film's directors and key creatives from Wētā Workshop. Discover how the film's world came together, from initial vision and concept design to practical effects. The event features directors Alex Huston Fischer and Eleanor Wilson, senior art director and prosthetic designer Joe Dunckley, and make-up and hair designer Sarah Rubano. Tickets are available through the MIFF website, including a Pay What You Wish option and a free ticket option.

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The Screen Show: MIFF's Bright Horizons Filmmakers

Sat, 22 Aug

A talk at The Edge.

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Luminous Lantern Parade 2026

Wed, 26 Aug

Celebrate light, culture and the rich diversity of Melbourne's migrant and refugee communities. The procession begins at Birrarung Marr and winds along Birrarung Marr Walk to Fed Square, featuring glowing handcrafted lanterns and lively music. The celebration continues at Fed Square with live music and performances, delicious food and a festive atmosphere. All are welcome.

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Melbourne Conversations: The God We Made

Thu, 27 Aug

A free talk at The Edge.

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Now or Never: Queer PowerPoint

Fri, 28 Aug

A free talk at The Edge.

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