The top feature of the Melbourne Food & Wine Festival this year is undoubtedly The House of Food & Wine. The doors of this home, which is tucked down a laneway in true Melbourne style, have been thrown open just for you and your closest 14,000 friends. You’re to treat it as your home away from home, and your hosts wish to ply you with the best food, booze & art that Melbourne has to offer.
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This weekend the founders of Paris to Provence: Festival Français de Melbourne are bringing us Melbournians another French french festival to obsess over; Fed In French. What As a part of the Melbourne Food & Wine Festival, Fed In French brings us Victoria’s first ever (I know! I was surprised we hadn’t had one yet too!) French food market, which is spread over 3 glorious days and 2 stunning locations, all within Melbourne’s CBD. The open-air French food and wine market will take place along the river at Federation Square, and is a part of the Melbourne Food & Wine…
Keen to head out and explore the world’s most livable city this week? Well, look no further because we’ve got you covered, from silent yoga discos to summer night markets, Korean culture to Kinky Boots.
Keen to head out and explore the world’s most livable city this week? Well, look no further because we’ve got you covered, from fashun to food trucks.
Melbourne’s Moomba Festival runs from March 10-13th along the Yarra River in the CBD, and in its 63rd year it’s even bigger and better than ever. And the best part? It’s free! The full schedule is so jam pack of activities that it can be hard to figure out what to go to, so we’ve done the hard work for you and have given you our top 5 picks for Moomba 2017.
Keen to head out and explore the world’s most livable city this week? Well look no further because we’ve got you covered; From French movie feasting to feasting at French movies, haute couture to donuts & beer.
The nature of my job means that sometimes I need to travel, and on the odd occasion that travel requires me to be on a work site in a country location at 6 am, and that’s exactly what happened this time. Uhhgggg. I needed to be on site in Bairnsdale at 6 am, hi-vis and all, for an emergency training session. And coming from Melbourne, leaving at 3 am just wasn’t an option! I needed to find somewhere to stay that night near the work site so I could be up bright and early the next day, so I jumped on to…