This Week in Melbourne: What's On #707

Published: Tue, 07/14/20

Newsletter: This Week 14 - 20 July 2020

What's On Newsletter | #707
14th July 2020 - 20th July 2020

Week 2 of metropolitan Melbourne and Mitchell Shire lockdown.

This Week

8 Days: Entertainment Guide to the Week
Easey Comedy | Zoomed LIVE
Get cultured: Melbourne's Best Online Exhibitions
Keith Haring/Jean-Michel Basquiat | Virtual Tour
Kids' Own Publishing
Making Her Mark: Selected Works from the Collection
Melbourne Queer Film Festival
The Meaning of Things | Craft Victoria Virtual Exhibition
Ticketmaster: Live Streaming Gig Guide - This Week
Virtual Cinémathèque | Movie Night

The Meaning of Things

Craft Victoria Virtual Exhibition

Craft Victoria looks beyond the surface of the objects that surround us.

Easey Comedy | Zoomed LIVE

Hosted by Adam Hills every Thursday night

Fresh lineups each week showcasing the best & brightest names in comedy. Catch new kids on the comedy block and big guns side by side.

Live Streaming Gig Guide: Ticketmaster

The best live stream gigs including Mike Shinoda, Woody Fest, Shaggy, Norah Jones, Elton John, Sofi Tukker, Grateful Dead and more.

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Making Her Mark: TarraWarra Museum of Art

Selected Works from the Collection

Take a virtual tour with an audio guide narrated by curator and museum director Victoria Lynn, the exhibition shows how female artists have pioneered certain ways of seeing the world.

Kids' Own Publishing

Presented by Convent Kids and Kids' Own Publishing

- Six-week digital series, Monday 15 June - Friday 24 July 2020

Convent Kids and Kids' Own Publishing bring you the first series of Kids' Home Publishing, where you and your family and friends will be inspired make your very own books wherever you are'with your own hands!

Virtual Cinémathèque: The Story of Film

Free Online - special 4-week season.

- 15 July – 5 August 2020 - 6:30pm

Over the next four weeks, this series will form the spine of our program as we present select episodes accompanied by feature films cited in the series.

Melbourne Queer Film Festival - Online

Victorian residents only

Over three days from July 17 to July 19, MQFF will host five online film screenings from its 30th-anniversary festival program, including its regular collection of Australian short films.