Events

The Women’s Show2oth Anniversary

@ Vivien Anderson Gallery
Wednesday 26 March
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Saturday 26 April

The Women’s Show began in 2005 to reflect the dynamic trajectory of Australian First Nation’s women artists and to honour their contribution to world art and culture.

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20 years on, and 20 years strong, the work of these artists is undeniable.
Their stories, their commitment to their practice, and their vision demand recognition.  First Nations women have always been at the forefront of change.  Their art is memory, lore, truth, and it is the future

Official opening event, Wednesday 26 March, 6 pm — 8 pm.

Free

Vivien Anderson Gallery, 284–290 St Kilda Road; Tue – Fri 1 1 am — 5 pm; Sat 12 pm 4 pm

Aurora Burnett Kuhn > The Residue of Intimacy

@ Linden Projects Space
Thursday 27 March
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Sunday 4 May

In The Residue of Intimacy, Aurora Burnett Kuhn explores the intersection of darkroom photography and intimacy, examining the lingering presence of touch, memory, and desire. For Aurora, the darkroom is not merely a site of production but a space of devotion—an active collaborator in the act of making.

Aurora Burnett Kuhn‘s practice explores darkroom photography as an intimate, tactile process.

Opening Reception
Thursday 27 March 2025, 6 > 8PM

Free

Linden Projects Space, 26 Acland Street. Tuesday to Sunday 11 am – 4 pm, Closed Mondays & Public Holidays

Local Laughs

@ Taphouse
Monday 31 March
-
Monday 14 April
@ 8:30 pm

Monday

Fun night in local pub

Mar 31 – COMEDY FESTIVAL – Bart Freebairn, Milo Edwards (UK), Adele Cliff (UK), Josh Glanc, Olga Koch (RUS), Joylyn Secunda + surprise guests
Apr 7 – COMEDY FESTIVAL – Charisa Bossinakis, Laura Davis, Ting Lim, Dalin Oliver (RSA), Ollie Horn (UK), Courtney Maldo + surprise guests
April 14 – COMEDY FESTIVAL – Nick Quon, Annie Louey, Sam See (SNG), Kiyanosh Sahebi, Tom Stanimeros (UK), Sam See (SNG), Jeromaia Detto, Jemma Bayley + guests
$20+

Taphouse, 184 Carlisle Street

Joel Temperly From Russia With LOLs

@ St Kilda Cellar & Wine Bar
Tuesday 1 April
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Sunday 20 April
@ 8:00 pm

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday

Joel Temperly could tell you From Russia With LOLs is some sort of comedic journey, less comedy show and more an experience yada yada yada…

But it’s pretty much an excuse for him to make fun of his Russian girlfriend’s accent and the stereotypes of her home country (vodka, bears, invading their neighbours), a country in which he lived for a year in 2017.

$16+

St Kilda Cellar & Wine Bar, 45 Fitzroy Street

Buchenwald Ball – 80 Years Dancing in Freedom

@ Jewish Museum
Tuesday 1 April
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Sunday 6 July

To mark 80 years of Buchenwald Balls in Melbourne, an exhibition of photographs by Andrew Harris documenting the recent balls will be displayed.

Every year for 80 years since their liberation from Buchenwald Concentration Camp, a group of boys, and their ever-growing families, have gathered to grieve and celebrate together here in Melbourne.

Jewish Museum, 26 Alma Rd; Tuesday – Friday 10 am – 5 pm Sunday 10 am – 5 pm

The Things You Cannot See: Photography of Mark Raphael Baker

@ Jewish Museum
Tuesday 1 April
-
Sunday 6 July

Mark Raphael Baker (1959-2023), renowned historian, teacher, and writer, is celebrated for his lifelong commitment to bearing witness and exploring humanity.

This exhibition of photography, exhibited for the first time, showcases a vital extension of this lifelong commitment to bearing witness and exploring humanity.
More info about Mark

Jewish Museum, 26 Alma Rd; Tuesday – Friday 10 am – 5 pm Sunday 10 am – 5 pm

PECAN Election Forum: Climate change and energy

@ St Kilda Town Hall
Tuesday 1 April
@ 7:00 pm

Find out where major candidates stand on climate change and energy.

Candidate speakers are:
Josh Burns ALP
Sonya Semmens Greens
The Liberal candidate was invited but declined

GUEST SPEAKER:
Dr Kimberley Reid, climate scientist, University of Melbourne.
Dr Reid is an expert in extreme weather and climate change and regularly appears in the media.
MODERATOR:
Jo Chandler, journalist and senior lecturer at the Centre for Advancing Journalism, University of Melbourne, will facilitate the Q &A.

Livestreamed at Port Phillip Emergency Climate Action Network

Organised by Port Phillip Climate Emergency Action Network, PECAN and Glen Eira Climate Action Network, GECAN, representing ten climate and environment groups in Macnamara.

Free

St Kilda Town Hall, 99A Carlisle St

Urzila Carlson

@ Palais
Tuesday 1 April
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Sunday 13 April

Multi-award-winning South African-New Zealander Urzila Carlson is one of Australia and New Zealand’s biggest comedy stars.

She’s bringing her trademark cheeky wit back to Australian stages in 2025 with the ”You Don’t Say” Tour.

$40+

Palais, Lower Esplanade

[Greens] Community Safety Forum

@ Uniting Church, South Melbourne
Wednesday 2 April
@ 7:30 pm

Hear from Sonya Semmens, Greens candidate for Macnamara, Senator David Shoebridge, Greens Justice Spokesperson, and Senior Lecturer in Criminology Ruth Liston as we discuss real solutions to keep our communities safe — from investing in housing and mental health to ending systemic injustice and over-policing.

Due to limited question time please submit your questions in advance. Thank you!

Uniting Church, South Melbourne, 325 Dorcas Street, South Melbourne

Noel Miller

@ Palais
Wednesday 2 April

Noel Miller is a beloved touring comedian, musician, director, podcaster & digital megastar. Noel’s biting one-liners and topical social commentary have made him a force to be reckoned with in the comedy world with over 8 million supporters across social platforms in 2023.

$69

Palais, Lower Esplanade

Hot Glue with Manplainers

@ Espy Basement
Thursday 3 April

Melbourne indie-rock band Hot Glue is made up of siblings Lily and Pearl Harnath, with Henry Lucas on drums.

“Hot Glue creates heartfelt songs soaked in gritty guitar that voice reinvention and release, the band will double the size of your heart.”

Free

Espy Basement, 11 The Esplanade

The Heartbreak Club – Single Launches

@ George Lane
Thursday 3 April
@ 7:00 pm

Heartbreak Club is a collaborative project led by singer songwriters Duncan Phillips and Stefanie Duzel, featuring Melbourne rhythm stalwarts Luke Richardson on Bass and Matt Gibson on Drums.

George Lane, 1 George Lane

Sunshine Tip

@ The Ember Lounge
Thursday 3 April
@ 7:30 pm

Sunshine Tip is an acoustic trio playing moody, melodic country-influenced originals. 

Dave Bowers (songwriter, vocals, guitars), Dee Hannan (vocals, mandolin) and Alice Garner (cello) have been playing as a trio since 2014 but have a much longer history of collaboration across different bands and artforms.

*** At The Ember Lounge ***

$35/25+bf Online

The Ember Lounge, 88 Acland Street

The Blindboy Podcast Live

@ Palais
Thursday 3 April
@ 8:00 pm

The Blindboy Podcast is an award-winning, storytelling podcast in the Irish tradition of the Seanchaí which seamlessly intertwines history, fiction, cultural critique and politics into a relaxing form the creator calls “The podcast hug”.

Described as a “cultural phenomenon” by The New York Times

Palais, Lower Esplanade

Building Muscle for Longevity

@ Alma Road Community House
Friday 4 April
@ 11:00 am

A free talk about everyday ways to build muscle mass presented by the people from Walking Tall Rehab St Kilda.

Chatty Café runs every Friday morning from 10am-12pm so community members are welcome to come early and have some morning tea and a chat before the talk.

Free

Alma Road Community House, 200 Alma Rd, St Kilda East

Bad Bunny Night

@ Espy Gershwin
Friday 4 April
@ 9:00 pm

a huge night of No Future DJs spinning a heavy serving of Bad Bunny amongst other Reggaeton, Latin Hip Hop & RnB till late.

$22.95

Espy Gershwin, 11 The Esplanade

Alma Zygier

@ Memo
Friday 4 April
@ 7:00 pm

Alma Zygier is a class act, channelling a heady mix of Jazz and Blues.

$45/35/25+bf Online

Memo, 88 Acland Street

Dave Francey (CAN)

@ George Lane
Friday 4 April
@ 7:00 pm

David Francey, a Scottish-born Canadian songwriter, is “one of Canada’s most revered folk poets and singers”, Toronto Star. Originally from Ayrshire, Scotland, he relocated to Canada at a young age, later becoming a carpenter by trade Francey quietly composed poetry, weaving melodies in his mind, and singing to himself while on the job.

George Lane, 1 George Lane

MICF: The Frog

@ Victorian Pride Centre
Friday 4 April
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Sunday 6 April
@ 7:00 pm

The Frog is a whimsical, absurdist comedy about unlikely friendships and a life spent working to rest.

Frog is an accountant, content in his misery, who one day catches a juicy delicious Fly on their way home from work. In a bid to escape, Fly offers to help Frog search for a lost family heirloom, and the pair begrudgingly set out on the adventure of a lifetime, surprised by the friendship they find along the way.

$35/$10

Victorian Pride Centre, 79-81 Fitzroy Street | Monday to Friday – 9am to 6pm | Saturday & Sunday – 10am to 6pm

Sisters in Crime – Lifting the petticoats

@ The Rising Sun Hotel
Friday 4 April
@ 8:00 pm

Regency England wasn’t all balls, bodices, and beaux for those in high society.

Markets and gentlemen’s clubs hid secrets, scandals, spies, escaped convicts, ruthless bounty hunters, and murders most foul, as revealed in two new books by Kelly Gardiner and Sharmini Kumar (Miss Caroline Bingley, Private Investigator) and Alison Goodman (The Ladies Road Guide to Utter Ruin). The panel will tell all to fellow author, A M Stuart.

Brothers in Law welcome

$10 – $62

The Rising Sun Hotel, cnr Raglan Street and Eastern Road, South Melbourne

Gecko

@ Espy Basement
Saturday 5 April
@ 6:30 pm

Melbourne-based alt-rock trio Gecko is back, pushing the boundaries of punk, rock, and jazz with their latest single ‘…And Then?’ – a fever-dream-fuelled, dynamically and rhythmically shifting track which showcases their signature blend of chaos and catchiness.

$15.85

Espy Basement, 11 The Esplanade

St Kilda City Round 1 Legends and Community Day

@ Peanut Farm
Saturday 5 April

The home game action is back – footy and netball.

The women’s, and two men’s teams will be playing at home with the new scoreboard opening in the afternoon.

Plus the ever-tasty BBQ and visits by the local pollies for the scoreboard launch.

Premiership flags raised 1.40
Scoreboard launched 1.45

Free

Peanut Farm, 21 Spenser St

Bubba-Licious (MICF show for small kids)

@ National
Saturday 5 April
-
Sunday 20 April

Yes, it’s a show for babies!
A sensory display of colour, sound, light and movement to spark joy and ignite wonder. Incorporating puppetry, clowning, bubbles, shadow play and much more.

Presented in the National’s studio venue.

‘Perfect show for the babies and toddler crowd… we feel the need to shout from the rooftops!‘ ★★★★★ (KidsInAdelaide.com.au).

‘It’s a lovely bite-size instalment to excite the little ones, just enough to ensure a good afternoon snooze’  ★★★★ (Advertiser, Adelaide).

Winner: Best Kids Show, Adelaide Fringe 2023.

$16/$12

National, 20 Carlisle Street

101 Ways to Annoy Your Parents (MICF kids show)

@ National
Saturday 5 April
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Sunday 20 April

Title says it all! *Evil laugh*.
Don’t worry, it will also teach the parents how to annoy their kids as well.
From multi award-winning kids comedian Matty Grey.

Laugh your guts out of your butthole as he brings the chaos of his mind to the National’s Studio 2.

RECOMMENDED AGES
5-13 Years Old

$25/$22

National, 20 Carlisle Street

The Angels

@ Memo
Saturday 5 April
@ 7:00 pm

The Angels playing their new album from start to finish!

$60/55/50+bf Online

Memo, 88 Acland Street

Dan Kelly’s Regional Crisis

@ George Lane
Saturday 5 April
@ 7:00 pm

Dan Kelly’s Regional Crisis are presenting a north to south micro tour of Melbourne starting at Shotkickers in Thornbury on Friday April 4 with Quality Used Cars and concluding Saturday April 5 at George Lane, St Kilda with Mika James and band.

George Lane, 1 George Lane

Melbourne Rainbow Band

@ Victorian Pride Centre
Saturday 5 April
@ 2:00 pm

Listen to the Melbourne Rainbow Band as they perform a selection of their favourite hits, including sneak previews of music from an upcoming concert full of music from the movies!

Entry is free, however donations are welcomed to assist in running Australia’s largest rainbow community musical ensemble.

Victorian Pride Centre, 79-81 Fitzroy Street | Monday to Friday – 9am to 6pm | Saturday & Sunday – 10am to 6pm

Monthly Market

@ Christ Church
Saturday 5 April
@ 10:00 am

Sausage sizzle, books, plants, clothes and more.
Buy some Christmas gifts before the rush!

First Saturday of the month (Feb – Dec)

Would you like to join our other stallholders and have a stall on the first Saturday of any month
Contact Robyn on 0408 536 241 for details

Weather permitting

Free

Christ Church, 14 Acland Street

Point Ormond Community Plantings

@ Point Ormond
Sunday 6 April
-
Sunday 27 April
@ 10:00 am

Last year lights were installed along the Promenade, meandering the pathway along Point Ormond. Volunteers are needed  to help put 2000 plants in the ground to support the revegetation and restoration after these building works.

Free

Point Ormond,

The Whispering Jack Show – A Tribute to John Farnham

@ Memo
Sunday 6 April
@ 3:00 pm

Mike Vee is ‘The Voice’ behind the Australian Whispering Jack show, a tribute to the music of John Farnham, which has toured Australia and internationally for almost two decades.

$50/45/40+bf Online

Memo, 88 Acland Street

Film Club: Brooklyn (2015)

@ St Kilda Library
Monday 7 April
@ 12:00 pm

In 1950s Ireland and New York, young Eilis Lacey has to choose between two men and two countries.

Free film at the Library.

Free

St Kilda Library, 150 Carlisle St (opposite Town Hall)

Guy Montgomery

@ Palais
Monday 7 April
@ 7:00 pm

Now a smash TV show on the ABC, award-winning Kiwi comedian, podcaster and improviser Guy Montgomery is bringing his ‘Guy Mont-Spelling Bee’ back to its roots with a live show.

Sold Out

Palais, Lower Esplanade

Evolving Horizons Group Exhibition

@ Space2b Social Design
Tuesday 8 April
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Friday 9 May

Evolving Horizons celebrates the growth and diversity of artistic expression through the work of four artists—Karen, John, Marija, and Bernadette—each bringing a unique perspective

Karen’s watercolours capture the vibrancy of her travels, transforming everyday scenes into moments of wonder. John’s still life and landscapes celebrate the beauty in the ordinary, evoking tranquillity and connection with nature. Marija’s versatile work in sculpture and painting invites engagement with form and emotion, while Bernadette’s abstract landscapes offer a sensory journey through nature’s moods.

Opening Launch Friday 11 April 5.30 pm – 7 pm

Free

Space2b Social Design, 144 Chapel Street. Tue – Fri 10 am – 5 pm; Sat 10 am – 2 pm; closed Sun & Mon

Mastering Menopause

@ St Kilda Library
Wednesday 9 April
@ 6:15 pm

Going through perimenopause or menopause? Confused or want to learn more? Join Women’s Health in the South East (WHISE) for a free, friendly introduction to perimenopause and menopause.

Topics covered include:
– What perimenopause and menopause are
– Common symptoms and how they affect your body, mind, and daily life
– Easy strategies to handle symptoms and treatment options
– Where to get help and support

Free

St Kilda Library, 150 Carlisle St (opposite Town Hall)

Max König

@ The Ember Lounge
Thursday 10 April
@ 7:30 pm

Drawing inspiration from jazz giants and Arabic, Turkish and klezmer music, Max König and his first class band are a unique sound, sight and spirit to behold.

“The saxophonist cuts a towering figure, swaying back and forth, threading a mystical tapestry of ornamentations, blowing rapid fire, stream-of-consciousness improvisations.”

$25/15+bf Online

The Ember Lounge, 88 Acland Street

John Craigie (USA) + Kassi Valazza

@ George Lane
Thursday 10 April
@ 7:00 pm

After blowing our minds with his wit, humour and excellent live performances in early 2024, JOHN CRAIGIE is back in our open arms in a three-week run around the country in March and April.

George Lane, 1 George Lane

We’re Riding with the Kings

@ Memo
Friday 11 April
@ 7:00 pm

Listening to one of his Favourite blues albums “Riding with the King”, it occurred to Bobby V that it would actually make a great live show. “It’s all there great songs, great bluesmen and it’s about the right length!!” Says Bobby.

BOBBY VALENTINE will channel the spirit of BB King, ANDY McGARVIE is Clapton and beyond. With Blues Roulette driving the “bus” BEN WICKS – Bass, JOHNNY TESORIERO – Drums, along with special guest, JOHN McCALL – Keys LAUREN ELIZABETH and MIMI ZAETTA-THOMAS – Backing Vocals!

$49/39/29+bf Online

Memo, 88 Acland Street

The Kevin Borich Express

@
Friday 11 April
@ 7:00 pm

In the 60’s, Kevin was the founding member of New Zealand’s hit band ‘The La De Da’s’ and did the ditch jump to OZ charting with his hit ‘Gonna See My Baby Tonight’ and top 30 album ‘Celebration’. Kevin was a founding member of Australia’s legendary band ‘The Party Boys’ with the number one hit ‘He’s Gonna Step On You’.

Gavin James (IRE)

@ Espy Gershwin
Friday 11 April
@ 7:30 pm

Dublin singer songwriter Gavin James  has come a long way from his early days busking on Grafton Street with his international touring that has resulted in over 250,000 ticket sales.

$63.95

Espy Gershwin, 11 The Esplanade

Guy Montgomery

@ Palais
Saturday 12 April
@ 7:00 pm

Award-winning Kiwi comedian, podcaster and improviser Guy Montgomery brings his new stand-up show ‘I’ve Noticed So Many Things, It’d Be Unfair To Keep Them To Myself’ .

$50+

Palais, Lower Esplanade

The Eagles Story

@ Memo
Saturday 12 April
@ 7:00 pm

For more than 10 years, The Eagles Story has taken audiences around Australia, on a journey to relive the amazing music of the Eagles.

The respect for the original band by members Pete McCarthy, Gary Young, Paul Gales, Norm McNaughton & Steve Wells are the driving force that continues to ensure that each in their own right “Take it to the Limit” Come relive this legendary treasure once more!

$50/40/35+bf Online

Memo, 88 Acland Street

The Resignators (Single Launch) + Loin Groin

@ George Lane
Saturday 12 April
@ 7:00 pm

The Resignators are a vibrant and energetic ska-punk band from Victoria, Australia, formed in 2005. Known for their infectious blend of ska, punk, and rock, the band has become a staple in the Australian music scene and has garnered an international following.

George Lane, 1 George Lane

Noah Tate (BEL) (George Lane Matinee Sessions)

@ George Lane
Saturday 12 April
@ 2:30 pm

Belgian artist Noah Tate is known for his unique fusion of indie-folk and alternative music. His career gained momentum with the release of Oblivion in 2021, an emotionally charged EP reflecting on breakups.

George Lane, 1 George Lane

Gary Clark Jr.

@ Palais
Monday 14 April
@ 8:00 pm

Four-time Grammy Award winning artist Gary Clark Jr. achieved global impact following his first Grammy Award® i n 2014.

Palais, Lower Esplanade

Soft Cell

@ Palais
Thursday 17 April
@ 8:00 pm

Performing their seminal album  Non Stop Erotic Cabaret + Greatest hits.

Plus an additional Performance by
Marc Almond performing all his solo hits and more

$89+

Palais, Lower Esplanade

Chaka Khan

@ Palais
Friday 18 April

Chaka Khan, a beacon of musical brilliance, celebrated a pinnacle moment with her induction into the in 2023 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, marking five decades of unparalleled contributions to music.

$183

Palais, Lower Esplanade

Madagascar The Musical

@ Palais
Saturday 19 April

Madagascar: The Musical captures the essence of the beloved Dreamworks animated film, bringing the characters you know and love to the stage with a fresh and exhilarating twist.

From the producers of Shrek The Musical and Dr Seuss’s The Cat in the Hat.

Two shows

Palais, Lower Esplanade

Hello Kitty’s Super Adventure The Musical

@ Palais
Sunday 20 April
-
Monday 21 April

The first-ever Sanrio authorised musical “Hello Kitty’s Super Adventure” is coming to Melbourne!

With performance by five popular characters of Sanrio – Hello Kitty, My Melody, Dear Daniel, Bad Badtz-Maru, and U・SA・HA・NA while they embark on a grand and mysterious adventure – Journey To The West, drawing inspiration from classic Chinese literature.

Three shows

$69

Palais, Lower Esplanade

Hermosa Sounds: An Evening of Female Voices

@ Memo
Thursday 24 April
@ 7:00 pm

An all-ages night of music, where the voices of talented female singer-songwriters – Samantha Levy, Mia Pisano & Tanya-Lee Davies, Rebecca Barnard & Alison Ferrier Trio take centre stage.

Hosted by Hermosa Music, this special showcase celebrates artistry, equity, and empowerment in the music industry. Every ticket sold helps fund scholarships for emerging female artists, ensuring the next generation of talent gets the opportunities they deserve.

$25/20+bf Online

Memo, 88 Acland Street

A Taste for Wine, Murder (and Romance)

@ St Kilda Library
Thursday 24 April
@ 6:00 pm

A Taste for Wine, Murder (and Romance): Join Fremantle author, Emma Pignatiello, as she talks about her two romantic suspense novels in her Blood Wine Dynasty series – Last Shot (out January) and Last Breath (out March) with Melbourne Sisters in Crime author, Kerryn Mayne.

Free but please book

Free

St Kilda Library, 150 Carlisle St (opposite Town Hall)

Climate Cafe

@ EcoCentre
Thursday 24 April
@ 6:30 pm

One of the many challenges of the climate crisis is knowing what to do with complex emotions about this planetary emergency.

The EcoCentre is offering a dedicated time for our community to participate in free, in-person Climate Cafes groups.  The climate cafe is a small group gathering place where supportive connections are made through sharing our feelings about the Climate Crisis, facilitated by Carol Ann Allen.

Free

EcoCentre, EcoCentre @ Cora Graves, 38 Blessington St.

Gyspy Lovers (EP Launch) + Penny Ikinger’s Marbles

@ George Lane
Friday 25 April
@ 7:00 pm

Melbourne’s own Gypsy Lovers are back, bringing their unique blend of funky pop rock that’s been setting the local scene on fire. Formed in 2022 by a serendipitous meeting of like-minded musicians from various local bands, this group has been carving their own path through the Melbourne circuit and beyond.

George Lane, 1 George Lane

CJ Commerford & The Supertones + Ally Row

@ George Lane
Saturday 26 April
@ 7:00 pm

CJ Commerford & The Supertones have the power to ease your mind, sweeping you back to the golden era of 70s soul.

A celebration of all moments analogue, beautifully human in one’s life, CJ channels this into a soulful blues-rock sound written from his deep love and grounding connection to vintage music.

George Lane, 1 George Lane

Rich Webb & The Liars (George Lane Matinee Sessions)

@ George Lane
Saturday 26 April
@ 2:30 pm

Rich Webb & the Liars have been lighting up stages north of the river with their scintillating brand of alt-country/alt-rock for the past year, and they’re bringing their roller-coaster show south for this one-off matinee special.

George Lane, 1 George Lane

The Audreys ‘Ruin & Repair’ Album Tour

@ Memo
Saturday 26 April
@ 7:00 pm

Following the release of their first new music in 10 years last November, ARIA Award-winning act The Audreys unveil a brand new country-soaked ballad, Beatles V Stones, alongside the announcement of their fifth studio album, Ruin & Repair, due out on Friday March 14.

$40/30+bf Online

Memo, 88 Acland Street

Songs From The Canyon

@ Palais
Saturday 26 April

Featuring stellar performances from acclaimed artists Husky Gawenda, Dan Kelly, Charm of Finches, Hannah Cameron, Stephen Grady, and Dan Challis, this evening promises to transport you to the heart of a legendary musical era.

Experience the iconic sounds of legends such as Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills Nash & Young, The Beach Boys, Carole King, The Doors, The Byrds, The Mamas and the Papas, and many more.

$85

Palais, Lower Esplanade

Daoirí Farrell (IRE)

@ Memo
Sunday 27 April
@ 3:00 pm

Nominated for Best Folk Singer in the 2024 RTÉ Radio 1 Folk Awards in Ireland.

A product of Dublin’s famous club An Góilin Traditional Singers, since launching his own solo live career at the 2016 Celtic Connections, Daoirí Farrell has gone from strength to strength

$45/40/30+bf Online

Memo, 88 Acland Street

RuPaul’s Drag Race: Werq The World Tour

@ Palais
Sunday 27 April
@ 8:00 pm

his year, RuPaul’s Drag Race Werq the World is taking you behind the velvet ropes of the most exclusive awards show in herstory.

Presented by Voss Events in collaboration with World of Wonder and MTV.

$111+

Palais, Lower Esplanade

Pub Chior

@ Palais
Wednesday 30 April
@ 8:00 pm

Sold Out

Palais, Lower Esplanade

Electrify Southside

@ St Kilda Town Hall
Sunday 22 June
@ 10:00 am

Electrify Southside is an exciting, new initiative that aims to support residents in both houses and apartments to electrify their homes.

This event will bring together industry leaders, innovators, and the local community to explore the latest advancements in energy efficiency, electrification, and sustainable transport. Throughout the day, we will be hosting panel discussions and presentations on key topics shaping the future of electrification.

Free

St Kilda Town Hall, 99A Carlisle St

Raw & Unframed Group Exhibition

@ Space2b Social Design
Saturday 1 March
-
Saturday 5 April

This powerful exhibition showcases artworks by 18 refugee artists detained in Indonesia.

These ‘Raw and Unframed’ artworks are being sent directly from refugees in detention, as an unframed canvas. Supported by Asylum Art Refugee Support, the artworks are a protest against injustice, a gift of beauty, and a message of resilience.
Proceeds from sales help the artists move toward freedom and a safe new country.

Opening Launch Saturday 8 March 12.30 pm – 2 pm

Free

Space2b Social Design, 144 Chapel Street. Tue – Fri 10 am – 5 pm; Sat 10 am – 2 pm; closed Sun & Mon

Port Phillip Darts League Summer Comp Thursdays

@ St Kilda Sports Club
Thursday 6 February
-
Thursday 3 April
@ 7:15 pm

Thursday

New players are always welcome, if you’ve been thinking about joining a darts league this is your chance! Solo players or bring a mate, whatever you fancy – just rock up and register by 7.15, grab a beer and have a warm-up throw ready for the draw at 7.30!
$5 entry includes finger food.

Players need to play at least 5 weeks to qualify for the finals.

$5

St Kilda Sports Club, 66 Fitzroy St

Skyline Ferris Wheel

@ South Beach Reserve
Friday 13 December
-
Sunday 18 May

Now located to South Beach Reserve until Sunday 18 May

Weekends:& School Holidays 10:00 am to 10:30 pm
Weekdays: 4pm to 10.30pm (closed Christmas Day)

Exclusive City of Port Phillip Resident Discount

Ferris Wheel Ticket Box Price City of Port Phillip Residents Price

Single Adult (12yrs and over) $10

Child (under 12yrs of age) or Senior $7

Gondola – up to 6 people $35

Discounts for online bookings

$15/$10/$50 for gondola

South Beach Reserve, 26 Jacka Blvd, St Kilda