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Things to do in Melbourne

An evergreen guide to getting out and about in Melbourne.

By The Daily Melbourne · Published 26 June 2026 at 2:41 am

Things to do in Melbourne
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Melbourne is a city that rewards curiosity. Whether you're after live entertainment, opportunities to develop new skills, or simply looking to explore what's on offer, there's always something worth your time and energy. From cultural events and networking opportunities to vibrant music and performance spaces, the city offers endless ways to spend your time meaningfully.

If you're new to Melbourne or looking to make the most of your time here, we've got guides covering everything from getting around on our iconic trams to discovering hidden laneways and arcades. Want to head outdoors? Explore our beautiful parks and gardens, venture to the beach, or take a cycling adventure along riverside paths. Families will find plenty to do, and if you're keen to make something special happen without spending a fortune, we've got you covered too.

This roundup highlights some of the experiences and activities currently worth your attention. Use it as a starting point to discover what calls to you, and dive deeper into our other local guides as you get to know the city better.

What is on

  • MCW Ballroom Brawl 2026, Sat, 27 June, 10:00 am, Melbourne Pavilion, Kensington Details and bookings
  • LinkedIn & Personal Branding for Career Success, Thu, 2 July, 10:00 am, Study Melbourne Hub, Melbourne Details and bookings
  • Lets Vibe // Presents US, Sat, 11 July, 10:00 am, Spiegel Haus Melbourne, Melbourne Details and bookings

Sources: eventbrite.com.au, eventbrite.com.au, eventbrite.com.au.

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