Carols by Candlelight
An event that has become a popular part of the Melbourne calendar
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VIDA - Melbourne Latin Summer Festival
Melbourne Latin Summer Festival is a multicultural festival, free event in
the heart of Melbourne that focus purely on varying aspects and different
contributions of Latin Culture within Melbourne and Victoria. The event has been
created to include all categories and genres of entertainment from Latin America
including but not limited to;
- Cuisine, Art
- Kids Area
- Night Life {Bar/Fonda Atmosphere(s)}
- Family Entertainment/Activities
as well as differing hand crafts, jewellery, educational and other stalls
will be exhibited at the festival.
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Mazda Opera in The Bowl
It’s a Saturday evening in summer. You’re sitting in a park with family
and friends, and a fabulous picnic dinner. The picture is complete when the
glorious live music from
Opera Australia
begins.
Hear our brightest stars, under the stars, sing opera's most famous arias
with the magnificent backing of
Orchestra Victoria.
Dress up — or not — it's your night to enjoy the power of the human voice
in the kind of communal, cultural celebration Melbourne loves best.
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Australia Day Picnic & Historic Vehicles Display
The popular historic vehicle display, with more than 500 veteran and vintage vehicles, entertainment, free activities and food stalls.
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Sidney Myer Music Bowl free orchestral concerts - concert 2
 The Sidney Myer free orchestral concerts at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl
are one of the highlights of Melbourne in summer. Concert 2 of the 2025
series features the
Melbourne Symphony Orchestra with
Jaime
Martín (conductor) and Andrea Lam (piano).
Free entry - no bookings required. Gates open at 5.30pm with entry on a
first-in basis This performance will be live-streamed on YouTube.
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Sidney Myer Music Bowl free orchestral concerts - concert 3
 The Sidney Myer free orchestral concerts at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl
are one of the highlights of Melbourne in summer. Concert 2 of the 2025
series features the
Melbourne Symphony Orchestra with
Benjamin Northey (conductor) and Reuben Tsang (piano).
Free entry - no bookings required. Gates open at 5.30pm with entry on a
first-in basis. The main concert will be preceded by a curtain raiser by the
Melbourne Youth Orchestra at 6pm featuring music by Dvořák,
Prokofiev,
John Williams and more.
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