Minimum Wines Opens Community Wine House in Northcote
Matt and Leni Purbrick have opened a neighbourhood wine bar, grocery and community space in a Northcote winery, pouring organic Minimum Wines with simple snacks and free venue hire for locals.
Matt and Leni Purbrick have opened a neighbourhood wine bar, grocery and community space in a Northcote winery, pouring organic Minimum Wines with simple snacks and free venue hire for locals.
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.
Melbourne-exclusive ROME exhibition features over 150 original artefacts, immersive projections, and AI-powered Then and Now imagery at Melbourne Museum until 25 October 2026.
Suzie Hutchins’ pie business goes permanent at 336 Brunswick Street, Fitzroy, opening August 2026 with American-style sweet pies and local Victorian produce.
During the winter school holidays, Melbourne Museum’s Creative Lab lets kids 6-12 step inside a Roman armoury and build their own gladiator mask. $12 per child, bookings essential.
Nani Puspasari’s ‘Things I Carried Quietly’ at Counihan Gallery blends ceramics, painting and a growing community memory project, free until 19 July 2026.
Free screening of the documentary “Our Warrior: The Story of Robbie Thorpe” in Richmond on 3 June, preceded by community films from North Richmond estate residents and The Deadlys, followed by a talk with the activist.
Around 60 seniors filled the heritage ballroom last month for Dancing from the Heart, a free monthly dance session. The next one is 31 May 2026 – here’s how to book.
Charlie Duffy’s new Abbotsford bakery Daybaker is selling out of its laminated pastries by 9:30am daily, bringing a fiercely local and technique-focused approach to the inner north.
Goldstone Gallery hosts free shows by four Jewish artists with glass, light, ceramics and ritual objects as part of Melbourne Design Week 2026. Open until 14 June.