What’s on in Melbourne This Week for Retirement Rookies Like us
Looking for new and engaging things to do in Melbourne this week?
Here you will find our master list of Melbourne events and activities happening across town that we think are perfectly suited to retirement rookies like us!
From art and history collections, to live music and social activities, there’s so much variety out there to keep us active and exploring this great city. Have a look at what’s on in Melbourne this week and fill your calendar with fun outings in this vibrant city.
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The Book of Mormon (until 30 Jun 2026). This nine-time Tony Award® winner promises laughter with its outrageous storyline of two missionaries sent on a wild mission. Created by South Park’s Trey Parker and Matt Stone, it’s a musical comedy hailed as a modern classic.
Choral Splendour (16, 18 & 19 Apr 2026). A rich, radiant showcase of Baroque choral writing at its finest with the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra at Melbourne Recital Centre. Receive our exclusive 20% discount on A & B reserve seats using code SENIORSMELB20
Melbourne International Comedy Festival (until 19 Apr 2026). A month-long city-wide celebration filled with stand-up, sketch, improv and cabaret shows — from intimate pub gigs to major theatre productions — bringing together both veteran comedians and fresh new voices.
Circus Oz: Here, There and Everywhere (8 – 18 Apr 2026). It’s a fast, funny jumble of jaw-dropping tricks, deadpan silliness and glorious physical chaos, all fuelled by a raucous live soundtrack played by a delightfully disobedient band.
Titanic: A Voyage Through Time (until 30 Apr 2026). Experience the Titanic like never before. This immersive VR journey allows you to explore the ship’s stunning interiors, dive into its wreck, and engage with real-life characters. Perfect for history enthusiasts and families. Seniors Card tickets $29. Read our review of the VR experience here.
Kabloom Flower Festival (until 19 April). Celebrate autumn blooms at the Kabloom Flower Festival, a vibrant showcase of floral displays, garden workshops, stalls and creative installations that bring colour and community together in a stunning seasonal celebration.
Morning Melodies: The 60 Four – A Tribute to the 60s (27 Apr 2026). Enjoy a nostalgic trip back in time with The 60 Four as they perform beloved hits from the 1960s at Arts Centre Melbourne’s Morning Melodies, celebrating the timeless sounds and harmonies that defined a decade.
Gallery Exhibitions and Events in Melbourne this Week
Women Photographers 1900–1975: A Legacy of Light (until 3 May 2026). A global survey at National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) showcasing the groundbreaking work of more than 70 women photographers — from suffrage-era portraiture to revolutionary 20th-century documentary, fashion and experimental photography. Tickets $25. Read Angie’s review.
DIVA Exhibition HALF PRICE (until 26 Apr 2026). This dazzling exhibition celebrates iconic divas from music, film and fashion, showcasing glamorous costumes, bold stories and cultural moments that shaped generations of stage and screen stars. Seniors Card tickets were $28. Now just $14, ends 26 April. Read Diane’s review.
The Formula 1 Exhibition Melbourne (until 19 Apr 2026). For the very first time, Australia is hosting the internationally acclaimed Formula 1® Exhibition — an unmissable, immersive experience celebrating the past, present, and future of the world’s greatest motorsport. Tickets $49.90.
WARNE: Treasures of a Legend (Daily until August 2026 at Australian Sports Museum). A special exhibition celebrating Shane Warne and the moments that saw him crowned the ‘King of Spin.’ Included in museum entry.
Westwood | Kawakubo (until 19 Apr 2026). A bold double-bill fashion exhibition at NGV pairing iconic designers Vivienne Westwood and Rei Kawakubo, presenting more than 140 avant-garde designs that challenge norms of beauty, identity, and the function of clothing. Tickets $40. Read Angie’s review.
BODY WORLDS: The Anatomy of Happiness – Docklands (until Jul 2026). A globally acclaimed immersive exhibition arrives in Melbourne for the first time, revealing how joy and emotion affect the human body through real anatomical specimens and interactive displays that explore the science of happiness. Seniors card tickets $28.
Enlightenment Melbourne (From 24 April, 2026). Discover a unique light and sound experience that blends art, music and immersive storytelling, inviting visitors to reflect, relax and explore deeper themes of consciousness and connection in a multi-sensory setting. Seniors card tickets $31.
Rome: Empire, Power, People – Melbourne Museum (until 25 Oct 2026). This major Melbourne-exclusive exhibition brings ancient Rome to life through more than 150 original artefacts—including statues, mosaics and jewellery—exploring the Empire’s power, culture and everyday life through immersive displays and storytelling. Tickets from $38.
History Walking Tours in Melbourne this Week
Under The Clocks: Premium City Walking Tour (Fridays 10 am – 1 pm). Join us for a guided tour of Melbourne’s laneways, meet new friends and savour revelations about the city you thought you knew. 3-hour walking tour, including coffee or tea mid-way. Tickets $60. Book here. Read Kathy’s review.
City of Literature Walking Tour (Thursdays 10 am – 1 pm). This tour is ideal for curious readers, history lovers and anyone interested in the cultural forces that shaped Melbourne. 3-hour walking tour, including coffee or tea mid-way. Tickets $60. Book here.
Flinders Lane: 3-Hour Walking Tour (Thursday 10 am – 1 pm). Flinders Lane has lived many lives — and its story is written into the buildings, laneways and corners that most people hurry past. 3-hour walking tour, including coffee or tea mid-way. Tickets $60. Book here.
Hardware Lane Precinct: 90-minute Walking Tour (Fridays 2 – 3.30 pm). Behind Bourke Street, uncover the old warehouses, service lanes and quiet corners revealing how the city has reinvented itself over time. Tickets $40. Book here.
Through the Arcades: 90-minute Walking Tour (Thursdays 2 – 3.30 pm). Uncover where grand arcades, narrow laneways and European-style cafés tell the story of Melbourne’s early ambition and enduring charm. Tickets $40. Book here.
Market Day: 90-minute Walking Tour (Fridays 2 pm – 3.30 pm). If you’re someone who enjoys hearing stories around the dinner table, you’ll love the stories of the Vic market. Tickets $40. Book here.
Melbourne Royal Exhibition Building Tour (until 17 May, 2026). Step inside this spectacular building and onto its dome promenade for an immersive guided tour that reveals its stunning architectural design, history and the hidden artwork of one of the city’s most iconic heritage spaces.
Spirits and Ales Haunted Pub Tour – Melbourne CBD (Thursday evenings). Enjoy spirits and ales at a former police station with an unsolved murder, Melbourne’s oldest pub haunted by unrequited love, a 5 Star Hotel shrouded in mysteries and a scandalous members club. Tickets $39.
History & Cultural Events in Melbourne this Week
Australian Heritage Festival (18 Apr – 18 May 2026). A month-long celebration of history across Victoria, featuring over 250 events including guided tours, open days, talks and workshops that bring Melbourne’s rich heritage, culture and stories to life.
MOTHER – National Gallery of Victoria (until 12 Jul 2026). This powerful exhibition brings together more than 200 works from Australian, First Nations and international artists, exploring the many dimensions of motherhood—from love and care to identity, loss and cultural connection—across history, cultures and artistic mediums. Free entry.
French Film Festival 2026 (until 22 Apr 2026). Returning with two weeks of outstanding French cinema — from acclaimed arthouse titles and Cannes favourites to genre gems and contemporary delights — screening at Palace cinemas across Australia.
Women of Influence – Hawthorn Historical Society (16 Mar – 24 Apr 2026). This engaging exhibition celebrates eight remarkable local women whose contributions across medicine, education, literature, art and music have helped shape society, featuring photographs, artefacts and digital storytelling that bring their legacies to life.
ANZAC Day – Melbourne (25 Apr 2026). A solemn national day of remembrance marked by dawn services, marches and commemorative ceremonies across the city — including the iconic service at the Shrine of Remembrance — honouring the sacrifice and service of Australian and New Zealand forces.
FRIEND (until 26 Apr 2026). An engaging exhibition at the National Communication Museum that explores the evolving relationship between humans and machines, featuring creative humanoids, interactive tech works and thought-provoking installations. Tickets $19.50.
Portable Iron Houses (Open the First Sunday of each Month). Visit three rare 19th-century prefabricated iron homes in South Melbourne—among the last of their kind—offering a glimpse into Melbourne’s Gold Rush era. Tickets from $7.
Tall Ship Harbour Sailing from Williamstown (various dates). Set sail on a historic tall ship from Williamstown, enjoying a scenic harbour cruise under full sails, guided commentary and unforgettable views of the bay — a unique outdoor experience that’s both relaxing and adventurous.
FREE Events in Melbourne this Week
Top Arts 2026 – National Gallery of Victoria (until 19 Jul 2026). This annual exhibition showcases emerging artists from across Victoria, highlighting innovative works by students completing their VCE studies, with themes exploring identity, nature and contemporary life through diverse creative mediums. Free entry.
On The Street Where I Live: Viva Gibb’s Portrait of North and West Melbourne (until 7 Aug 2026).
Discover a landmark exhibition at City Gallery celebrating photographer Viva Gibb, featuring over 200 powerful images capturing life in North and West Melbourne during times of social and urban change. Free entry.
Treading Lightly (until 17 May 2026). This striking exhibition at the Koorie Heritage Trust showcases contemporary First Peoples fashion and textiles, featuring more than 38 garments and accessories by Victorian Aboriginal artists exploring culture, sustainability and connection to Country through innovative design. Free entry.
Threaded Narratives: 50 Years of Women Artists at ATW (until 18 Apr 2026). This major exhibition at the Australian Tapestry Workshop celebrates five decades of women’s contributions to Australian art, showcasing how the practices of significant female artists have been reimagined through tapestry.
Creative Antarctica: Australian Artists and Writers in the Far South (until 2 May 2026). This major free exhibition at RMIT Gallery and Design Hub Gallery brings together over 35 Australian artists and writers whose works — from historic pieces to new site-specific installations — explore human encounters with the remote and fragile Antarctic landscape through visual art, literature, sound and immersive storytelling.
Rebel Heart: Love Letters and Other Declarations (until 27 Jan 2027). A free exhibition at State Library Victoria exploring centuries of romantic devotion, heartbreak and bold confessions through intimate letters, diaries and rare manuscripts that celebrate defiant expressions of the heart.
HERstory (until 30 Aug 2026). This inspiring free exhibition at the Shrine of Remembrance honours the stories of Australian women who have served in the military through vivid portraits and personal reflections. Read Angie’s review.
Creative Acts: Artists and their inspirations (until 31 May 2026). This free exhibition at State Library of Victoria features new works by Australian artists, uncovering their spiritual connections, personal quests, and creative processes. Free entry, open daily.
Pride Centre Tours (Saturdays at 3 pm). Visitors can join free guided tours at the Pride Centre to learn about LGBTQIA+ history, culture and community in Victoria through engaging stories and exhibitions.
The Swinging Sixties Exhibition (until 2027). Discover life in Victoria during the 1960s — from miniskirts to The Beatles, protest to the Pill. Explore whether Victoria truly “swung” in the sixties at this free exhibition at the Old Treasury Building.
World of the Book, State Library of Victoria (until 27 May 2026). Explore the 20th anniversary of the Library’s most beloved exhibition. Experience the rare, the sacred and the iconic in this one-of-a-kind exhibition. Free entry.
Play School: Come and Play! (until 12 Jul 2026). Celebrate 60 years of the beloved children’s show with this free interactive exhibition at ACMI, where families can step behind the scenes of Play School, sing favourite songs, climb aboard the Rocket Clock and explore hands-on activities inspired by the iconic TV program.
Dancing from the Heart – Seniors Dance Series (26 Apr & 31 May 2026). Enjoy a joyful afternoon of music, movement and social connection at Collingwood Town Hall, with familiar tunes, a lively MC and easy group dances in a warm, welcoming ballroom setting — free to attend with bookings required.
Theatre & Concert Events in Melbourne This Week
West Gate – Melbourne Theatre Company (until 18 Apr 2026). A powerful new Australian drama by Dennis McIntosh that revisits the 1970 West Gate Bridge collapse of 1970 — one of the country’s worst industrial disasters — exploring the human cost, resilience and stories of working‑class Melbourne with a stellar cast at Southbank Theatre’s The Sumner.
ART (22 Apr – 21 May 2026). Starring Richard Roxburgh, Damon Herriman and Toby Schmitz, this internationally acclaimed comedy follows three friends whose decades-long friendship is hilariously tested after one of them buys an outrageously expensive painting.
WAITRESS The Musical (1 May – 21 Jun 2026). This heartwarming and empowering musical tells the story of Jenna, a small-town waitress and expert pie maker who longs to escape her rocky marriage and start again.
Melbourne Magic Show – Impossible Occurrences (Fridays, 7.30 pm or 9.30 pm). Experience mind-blowing illusions and mind-reading up close in this intimate magic performance by master magician Luke Hocking at the Marriott Hotel, Melbourne, blending sleight of hand, theatrical flair and audience interaction.
We Call It Ballet: The Sleeping Beauty Dance & Light Show (various dates). Experience “Sleeping Beauty” reimagined with glow-in-the-dark costumes and local dancers at Melbourne’s Capitol Theatre in a captivating 60-minute show.
EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert – IMAX Melbourne (until 19 Jul 2026). Experience the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll like never before with Baz Luhrmann’s immersive cinematic celebration built from newly restored, long-lost 1970s concert footage and rare archival material that brings Elvis’s electrifying live performances to life on the giant screen.
The Eagles Story – Another Tequila Sunrise Tour (various dates and locations 2026). Australia’s premier Eagles tribute show brings the legendary band’s greatest hits to life with stunning harmonies and musicianship, performing classics like Hotel California, Take It Easy and Desperado across venues in Victoria and beyond.
The Jazz Room (various dates). Set in the charming Brunswick Ballroom, enjoy an hour of dynamic music, improvisation, and delicious dining. Secure your tickets!
Find more shows in our guides:
- Melbourne Musicals Guide: It’s Showtime
- Music Concerts in Melbourne: Free Midweek Recitals & More
- Halftix Melbourne: the Original Bricks-and-Mortar Home for Show Deals
What’s On in Outer Melbourne
A European Vacation – Legends of Brass (26 Apr 2026). Enjoy a fun musical journey through Europe as Legends of Brass with guest artists present lively classics and culturally inspired pieces in a relaxed afternoon concert that celebrates brass music’s richness and diversity.
Glen Eira Galleries & Visual Art Exhibitions (ongoing). Explore a diverse program of free art exhibitions across Glen Eira’s local galleries throughout the year, featuring contemporary works by emerging and established Victorian artists in painting, photography, sculpture and mixed media. The Gallery is closed public holidays.
Seniors Day at Gumbuya World (Fri 24 Apr 2026). Enjoy good company, amazing wildlife experiences, a delicious self-serve lunch, dessert by the warm fires, and all-day park admission. Tickets $39.
Live Sunday Sessions – Katankin Gallery (Sundays 2026). Enjoy free live music every Sunday at Katankin Gallery in Caulfield with local musicians performing relaxed acoustic sets while you browse exhibitions, sip coffee and soak up a creative community vibe.
Kew Court House Live (every Thursday and Fri). Discover a new side of Melbourne’s live music scene every Thursday and Friday night in the heart of Kew.
Rachael Grace – Live Shows & Concerts (Various dates & venues 2026). Acclaimed vocalist Rachael Grace performs a range of live shows across Victoria — from intimate piano bar performances to her celebrated Australian Barbra Streisand Show — with multiple dates and venues including Geelong, Ballarat, Dandenong and Frankston throughout 2026.
Free Guided Garden Walks – Melbourne & Cranbourne (Daily except Mondays). Hear stories about plants, design, and the unique landscapes that make these gardens so special, with an expert guide. Free and running daily. Bookings essential.
Candlelight Concerts (various dates). Discover the beauty of Candlelight Concerts in iconic venues across Melbourne, showcasing a variety of musical genres under the soft glow of candlelight. Various dates and venues. Tickets from $25. Book tickets here.
Punting on the Lake – Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne (until 31 May 2026). Glide around the picturesque Ornamental Lake in an elegant wooden punt with a professional guide, taking in stunning views of one of the world’s finest gardens and learning about its history, wildlife and plant life.
What’s on in Regional Victoria
Blue Lotus Water Garden (until 19 Apr 2026). Visit one of Australia’s most spectacular seasonal gardens open to the public in Yarra Junction. Read our review here.
The Q Train Experience – Q Class (Mondays, Thursday & Fridays). Swerve your way through the heart of the Bellarine Peninsula as you dine on the iconic Q Train departing Drysdale. Be welcomed with a drink on arrival before taking a seat in the Q Class dining area for a sumptuous degustation, showcasing the exceptional produce from the region.
Hidden Lanes Ballarat City Tour (various dates). This leisurely 2–2.5 hour walking tour, limited to small groups, explores heritage buildings and captivating stories from the Goldfields era.
Queenscliffe Maritime Museum Events (Various dates 2026). Enjoy a range of engaging talks, guided tours and special experiences that bring Victoria’s rich maritime history to life at the Queenscliffe Maritime Museum.
Dandenong Ranges Botanic Garden bus tour (Mondays & Wednesdays, from March to May 2026). Sit back and enjoy the garden’s highlights, then after the tour, make your way down to the award-winning Chelsea Australia Garden of Olinda and Cloud Forest conservation garden. Tickets $9.10
Macedon Ranges Autumn Festival (1 – 30 Apr 2026). A month-long celebration across nine charming villages in the Macedon Ranges featuring autumn gardens, food and wine trails, markets, workshops, live music and scenic experiences showcasing the region at its most colourful.
More Ongoing Melbourne Events
Library Cinema at narrm ngarrgu (14 May, 11 Jun 2026). Held monthly, contemporary, classic and documentary films on the big screen. Stay for snacks and a chat afterwards.
Live Music at Prahran Market (Saturdays & Sundays). Enjoy free live music every Saturday and Sunday in the Market Square at Prahran Market, where different local bands play from around 12 noon to 3 pm while you shop, dine and relax in one of Melbourne’s most beloved food destinations.
Morning Melodies (throughout 2026). Experience joy with Morning Melodies at Arts Centre Melbourne—enjoy 11 captivating performances in 2026, perfect for music lovers!
ACMI Matinees (Fri – Sun, ongoing 2026). Enjoy a curated program of local and international films at ACMI Cinemas with relaxed daytime screenings every Friday, Saturday and Sunday — perfect for a laid-back cinema experience with new titles rotating regularly.
Australian Brandenburg Orchestra 2026 Program (throughout 2026). Audiences can enjoy a blend of classical brilliance, innovative performances, and festive celebrations that promise unforgettable evenings. Read our guide to upcoming Melbourne Concerts.
Silent Disco Walking Tours (various dates). Participants don wireless headphones and dance to beloved disco tracks, led by a spirited guide. This engaging experience is perfect for all ages, fostering a sense of community while exploring the city’s hidden gems, laughter, and joy every step of the way.
Upcoming Melbourne Events: May 2026
Town Hall Tours – Australian Heritage Festival (May 2026). Step behind the scenes of historic Glen Eira City Council buildings with guided Town Hall Tours as part of the Australian Heritage Festival, discovering heritage architecture, civic history and hidden stories that shaped the local community.
Mostly Mozart: Concert Two – Mannheim to Paris (4 May 2026). Continuing the Mostly Mozart series at Melbourne Recital Centre, this refined chamber concert showcases a beautifully balanced programme of Mozart’s timeless works alongside other Classical masterpieces, performed by leading Australian musicians in an elegant morning recital.
Seafood Series at Prahran Market (1 – 3 May 2026). Prahran Market’s Seafood Series celebrates the best of fresh seafood with cooking demos, tastings, chef features and market specials over a long weekend of ocean-fresh flavour.
Morning Melodies: Rhys Tolhurst – A Tribute to the Greats (11 May 2026). Singer-pianist Rhys Tolhurst brings his warm vocals and piano flair to Arts Centre Melbourne’s Morning Melodies series with a charming programme of classic favourites and timeless standards from across the decades.
Fondue Chalet (14 May – 28 Jun 2026). With 18 private wooden chalets, two tonnes of imported French cheese, and a team of French waiters to serve you, every detail has been carefully curated to transport you to a winter wonderland. Read more here.
Once – Australian Tour (From May 2026). Experience the beloved Broadway musical Once, telling a tender, award-winning love story through heart-felt performances and a live ensemble playing its unforgettable folk-inspired score.
Upcoming Melbourne Events: June 2026
Lightscape – Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne (12 Jun – 2 Aug 2026). Step into a magical winter night trail where the Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne transforms into an illuminated wonderland of glowing installations, music and immersive art, with a stunning after-dark journey through light, colour and nature.
Morning Melodies: En Pointe – Arts Centre Melbourne (2 Jun 2026). As part of the beloved Morning Melodies daytime concert series at Hamer Hall, this special performance from The Australian Ballet School brings together gifted emerging dancers—and in 2026 a new collaborative work with musicians—showcasing breathtaking contemporary and classical ballet pieces with vibrant artistry and youthful energy.
Glen Eira Storytelling Festival – Various locations across Glen Eira (18 Jun – 5 Jul 2026). This vibrant annual festival celebrates storytelling in all its forms, featuring author talks, performances, workshops and engaging discussions that bring together diverse voices and creative expression for all ages.
Italian Serenatas – Australian Brandenburg Orchestra (18 – 21 Jun 2026). This captivating Baroque concert experience features Italian baritone Renato Dolcini alongside the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra, blending music and drama in a rich program of works by composers such as Vivaldi and Corelli. Receive our exclusive 20% discount on A & B reserve seats using code SENIORSMELB20
Ongoing Daytime: Melbourne Events & Activities
Purpose Precinct at Queen Vic Market (various dates). Join a tour of the Purpose Precinct and learn about the amazing local businesses doing great things for people and planet. Or take a class in the Moving Feast Kitchen to upskill in low-no waste cooking!
St Paul’s Cathedral Lunchtime Concerts (Wednesdays at 1 pm). These half-hour concerts showcase young local talent and offer a delightful blend of fine music and a tranquil space for contemplation. Wheelchair friendly. Free entry.
Lunchtime Organ Recitals (Thursdays at 1 pm). From timeless classics of Bach to modern pieces from the likes of Fletcher and Farjeon, it’s free for visitors to come in and enjoy live music on the impressive grand organ. Wheelchair friendly. Free entry.
Music Matinee Concert Series (on most Tuesdays at 1 pm). Music Matinee is a not-for-profit organization based in Melbourne, focused on delivering live and free classical music performances. Since its inception in 2018, it has partnered with prestigious music institutions to support young musicians, offering them valuable public performance opportunities in an inspiring venue, the Scots’ Church. View the calendar of events here.
Austral Salon Recital (fourth Monday of the month). With a rich history dating back to 1890, the Austral Salon of Music supports emerging musicians through monthly recitals in the CBD. Join this musical community in celebrating 134 years of talent. Wheelchair friendly. Visitors $20. Students $10. Members $15. Tea/coffee and biscuits provided – BYO sandwiches.
Related reading: 32 Itinerary Ideas For Spending One Day in Melbourne CBD
Ongoing Evening: Melbourne Events & Activities
Dave O’Neil’s Comedy Funhouse (Wednesdays 6.00 pm). Dave’s relaxed and funny style makes this a great midweek comedy fix, with a line-up of talented comedians to keep you entertained.
Sea Shanties & Folk Songs (Thursdays at 7 pm). Head along to a free evening of music, history, and seafaring spirit! Free entry.
Impossible Occurrences Magic Show (Friday evenings until 29 May 2026). Award-winning magician Luke Hocking presents a performance of sophistication and intrigue with his Impossible Occurrences. Seniors Card tickets $35.
Motley Jazz (Saturdays 5 pm). Unwind with smooth jazz tunes at this free weekly event featuring talented musicians at The Motley Bauhaus in Carlton.
Sunday Night Stand-Up Comedy (Sundays 7.30 pm). Every show is a mix of comics from the TV, radio, and TikTok, alongside some of the future stars of Australian comedy. Club Voltaire, North Melbourne. Book $10 tickets here
Live Music Sundays (Sundays from 2.30 pm). Each Sunday afternoon the Elsternwick Club feature a band. Head along for the low cost of $15 and enjoy, have a drink and a dance if you wish to.
Related reading: 10 Top Comedy Shows Melbourne: A Guide to Laughter in the City
Social Events for Seniors in Melbourne
Chatty Cafe at City of Melbourne Bowls Club (Mondays at 10.30 am). Head to the Bowls Club in Flagstaff Gardens on Mondays for a cuppa and a casual chat with people of all ages and interests. The event is free and you don’t need to register.
Melbourne Men’s Shed at Fed Square (Mon, Tues, Wednesdays). Melbourne Men’s Shed provides a range of activities for both working and retired men, from cards and digital photography to woodwork as well as opportunities to become involved in volunteer work, a walking group and social activities.
Seniors Tea with NGV (Monthly). Join friendly NGV Guides in the Gallery each month for an hour of informal conversation about selected artworks and stay on for a cup of tea in the café to continue the discussion!
U3A Network Victoria. The slogan of the U3A Network is LIVE LEARN ENJOY. There are over 60 U3A clubs in Victoria alone – all providing a diverse range of activities for retired or semi-retired Australians over the age of 50.
Read our extended list of fun social activities for older Victorians here.
Not able to head out this week? Enjoy these free online concerts by the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music from the comfort of your home.
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