The East Melbourne Synagogue at 488 Albert Street is celebrating 150 years since its 1877 opening, with tours, a museum of rare books, and a remarkable story of survival as the last inner-city Jewish institution from the gold-rush era.
Ivanhoe doesn’t need a rebrand or a rezoning to justify its prices. It’s had two train stations, a genuine heritage connection (Heidelberg School), and streets named after Walter Scott characters since the 1850s, and none of that has needed updating for the market to catch up. What’s new is real growth pressure inside an already-built […]
Free two-hour peer support workshops for people new to disability or chronic illness are running in Flemington. Lunch is provided and no NDIS plan is needed.
A free exhibition of collaborative photographic portraits exploring migration and belonging, created by Swinburne students with migrant English learners. Closes Sunday 26 July 2026 at Swinburne Gallery, Wantirna.
Low-impact walking football for all ages at Ascot Vale Leisure Centre. Next session Monday 20 July, 1:30pm. $5.95 casual or free for MOVE members. No registration required.
Eagle Stadium in Werribee marked its 10th anniversary on 11 July with a free family open day. Wyndham’s biggest indoor sports hub has 12 courts, crèche, café, and programs for all ages.
Brimbank residents can now access fully-funded AI training from Deakin University, with new cohorts starting monthly and registration required by the 25th.
Wurundjeri Elder Aunty Alice Kolasa carried the ceremonial flame from Camp Sovereignty to Federation Square as Melbourne opened NAIDOC Week 2026.
Free tours of the Altona Recycled Water Plant July 25-26 offer a rare look at wastewater treatment and Agnes Denes’s spiral forest artwork. Only 160 spots – book fast.
Family-authored children’s series Johnny, The Inventor completes its four-book run with a week-long signing event at Watergardens Town Centre, 29 June to 5 July 2026.