Please note: This program is designed for travel by public transport only. Any additional activities must be within walking distance or accessible via public transport.

Visit the largest, most visited art museum in Australia, the National Gallery of Victoria. A wide variety of work is represented here - audiovisual, textiles, photographic, sculptural, to modern and local. Along with the main building is the Ian Potter Gallery of Art, best known for its aboriginal works of art.

Located at Federation Square, The Ian Potter Centre is the world’s first major gallery dedicated solely to Australian art, showcasing historical and contemporary works across photography, design, and decorative arts, with a strong focus on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art.

Celebrate the story of Australian contemporary music—past, present, and future—at the Australian Music Vault, a free immersive exhibition featuring iconic objects from the Australian Performing Arts Collection and innovative digital experiences.

Melbourne has fast become the envy of the world’s street art scene. Explore the world’s largest public gallery through its iconic laneways on this 60-minute tour led by a working street artist.

The Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI) is Australia’s national museum of screen culture, covering film, television, video games, digital media, and art. Discover how inventors, innovators, and artists use light, shadow, colour, sound, and movement to tell stories and celebrate the wonder of the moving image.

The National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA) is Australia’s leading performing arts school. Students can learn about acting, stagecraft, film, and performance, and discover how theatre, film, and television productions are created. Today, participate in a 3 hour workshop. Note: Workshop choice is subject to availability.

Go behind the scenes at Australia’s longest-running professional theatre company. Begin with a presentation on the lifecycle of a Melbourne Theatre Company production, showcasing how teams collaborate to design and create sets and costumes. Then enjoy a guided tour of the building, including costume, wig, and millinery workshops, props and scenic art areas, and rehearsal rooms.

ArtVo is the world’s first immersive trick-art gallery, celebrating the evolution of art. Experience spectacular illusions and interactive exhibits, and capture as many photos as you like.

Learn the art of stencil creation in a hands-on street art workshop. Guided by professional artists and tutors, each participant will develop their own design, transform it into a stencil, and cut it out themselves. The session includes a live street art demonstration and instruction on spray-paint techniques before participants create a final stencil artwork on canvas to take home.

Enjoy an evening performance in Melbourne, featuring theatre, music, or dance in the city’s vibrant cultural scene.

Explore the authentic, bustling, inner city market which has been around for 140 years. Home to 600 small businesses, it's the perfect destination to discover fresh produce, hand-made products, souvenirs and clothing. Closed Mondays & Limited opening times on Wednesdays (5-10pm)