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Welcome to this week's Melbourne events, exhibitions, sports and community guide for Tuesday to Monday, June 28 to July 4.

This week... The School Holidays roll around with a shindig or two with the Burundian Independence Day Celebrations in Dandenong offering a day of drumming performances, music and food. Two of the big events for kids return for another year with the ever popular Fun4Kids Children's Festival in Warrnambool and the Melbourne Magic Festival in Northcote.

Speaking of magic, there's been the odd bit of sleight of hand in my own abode. Those familiar with past rants I've made concerning my ongoing struggle with lawn maintenance mightn't be surprised to know that the war wages on - albeit very sluggishly, I must confess.

The aforementioned sleight of hand concerns grass of an average height of 15 centimetres (I measure it, too and did the math) and hedge clippings which have now been magically whisked out of sight, crammed discretely into every ravenous nook and cranny available throughout the most awkward garden I've ever known. Truly, it's a disappearing act that'd make Doctor Who's Tardis turn red with shame.

With yet another inspection due any day now, should the Real Estate Agent find herself appalled by such trickery, I'll gladly point out to her each and every angle where she can stand and breathe in the dewy scent of freshly cut grass and have not a trace of hedge clippings invade the view partaken by her calculating, money-driven eyes.

I will then also gladly point out that "keeping up appearances"is the order of the day and that I have acted very much in line with her own dubious philosophy, something I learned while she had the audacity to stand there before me, explaining to a builder that the carport which could come crashing down at any unforseen moment doesn't need to be fixed "legally"- even after he'd pointed out to her the dangers that it poses to myself, my son, my girlfriend and her own children when visiting here.

Hedge clippings and long grass, were they to somehow fall upon the head of someone, are not known to inspire an outcome that at worst can result in lifetime paralysis or death. A lumbering monstrosity of a carport that creaks each time the wind blows and has been steadily declining since it was first torn apart in a gale last year in November, however, could quite possibly do such a thing.

So, by all means, should the surreptitious nature of my disposal of gardening waste offend her, I'll invite her to discuss matters in a civilised manner. I might also suggest we meet under the carport on a blustering, windy day.

It may not be safe, but I can assure her I've made every effort to be certain that the lawns will look nice from there.

Major Events

Burundian Independence Day Celebrations, held at The Castle at Dandenong's Hemmings Park, is a spectacular celebration as Melbourne's Burundian community put their talents and culture on show with traditional songs and dances, drumming and a special feast of traditional Burundian foods.
When: Saturday July 2 - 2pm to 6pm


Fun4Kids Children's Festival, held in Warrnambool in a magical 2.5 acre fully indoor 'village', is an extravaganza of fun with each day's program offering stage shows with hours of non-stop performances, roving entertainers and creative hands-on activities and inventive workshops kids will love.
When: July 3 to 10


Melbourne Magic Festival, presented by the Australian Institute of Magic at Northcote Town Hall, is the biggest gathering of magicians in Australia with a program that this year boasts over 135 performances of 36 different shows for kids and families along with magic classes and workshops for children.
When: July 4 to 16


The Light in Winter, Federation Square's annual celebration of light and enlightenment, offers a free program of events that brings together local and international artists, designers and multicultural communities with a series of light-based artworks, community events and forums and a mid-winter Solstice Celebration.
When: June 2 to July 3

Music & Arts Festivals

Liquid Architecture, Australia's premier sound-arts festival, explores experimental methods of sound with performances and exhibitions by some of Australia's most imaginative musicians. The Victorian program features special concerts and sound installations held in Melbourne and Bendigo.
When: Until July 2


Northern Exposure Festival celebrates the creative community and arts culture entrenched in Northcote with a range of performances and art exhibitions held in shop fronts throughout Northcote's High Street. With visual art displays, artist talks and demonstrations, the festival includes vibrant artisans markets.
When: June 17 to July 3

School Holiday Guide

Check out our School Holiday Guide for all the latest on what to do with the kids during the Winter Holidays running from July 2 to 17. The holiday guide offers some of the best things to do over the holiday period for the young and young at heart, with events, tours and holiday care programs.. all in marvellous Melbourne!
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OnlyMelbourne Welcomes

Each week we highlight some of the new business and event listings in the OnlyMelbourne Events Calendar and Business and Services directory.

The Comedy Magic Show, held at Northcote Town Hall as part of Melbourne Magic Festival, is a performance by Luke Hocking, one of Melbourne's leading professional magicians. Packed with amazing magic and great illusions, the show even features magic with a mind reading raccoon puppet!
When: Sunday July 10 - 11am & 2:30pm


D-MACK'S Hoopdreams Basketball Clinic is a chance for boys and girls aged 6 to 16 to gain first-hand tips from ex-Melbourne Tiger now Coach and NBL sporting legend, Darryl "D-Mack"McDonald. Held during school holidays, the clinics include lessons in Ball Handling, Shooting, Passing and Defence.
Balwyn North: Monday & Tuesday, July 4 & 5
Pakenham: Thursday & Friday, July 7 & 8

Exhibitions - Art | Festival | Show

Blak Side Story, presented at Footscray Community Arts Centre, is a multi-media exhibition that offers an exploration of contemporary Aboriginal Identity and personal stories from Indigenous community members from Melbourne's Western suburbs using photography and interactive digital displays.
When: July 1 to August 28 - Closed Mondays
Opening Night: Thursday June 30 - 6pm


Archibald Prize Exhibition, the regional tour of Australia's oldest, most popular and prestigious art prize, will make its one and only Victorian visit at TarraWarra Museum of Art in the Yarra Valley, showcasing Ben Quilty's winning portrait of Margaret Olley along with finalists and the people's choice voted work.
When: July 1 to 31 - Closed Mondays (Entry Applies)


Iluminated By Fire will see Federation Square transformed by some of Victoria's most gifted regional artists explore fire through art. With10 extraordinary projects installed, showcased also with talks and tours, the artworks will come alive at night with light displays and stunning fire imagery.
When: Wednesday to Sunday, June 29 to July 3


Beware, one of three exhibitions held at North Fitzroy's Red Gallery, is a solo show by Kirsty Fletcher, examining how scaly reptiles can be both threatening and tamed. Captured in pull-along toys, rocking horses and flying mobiles, her creatures still carry the threat that someone could lose an arm.
When: Until July 2 - Wednesdays to Saturdays


The Other Side of Despair, an exhibition by Melbourne-based artist Kate James, uses intricate, hand-crafted and psychologically-charged sculptures and objects to explore aspects of time, absence and change. Drawn from a variety of media, it's held at Daine Singer Gallery in Flinders Lane.
When: Until July 30 - Wednesdays to Saturdays


Born To Concrete, held at Heide Museum of Modern Art in Bulleen, draws on works from Heide's Collection and Concrete Poetry Archive to examine the Australian movement of Concrete Poetry, a cross pollination between art and literature that takes many forms including sculpture and photography.
When: Until September 25 - Closed Mondays


Alcove Art Shop Winter Delights Exhibition is a presentation of unique handcrafted gifts by local artisans. Located in the Box Hill Community Arts Centre, the shop promotes artists and their unique handcrafted work and is run by practising artists who value the contact with clients at the point of sale.
When: June 27 to July 9


Remnants of a Golden Past, held at Armadale's Firestation Print Studio, is a solo exhibition of works on paper and mixed media paintings by Myra Kaufman. Her monoprints use colourful layers of motifs, patterns and old hebrew script to pay tribute to the Jewish communities spread throughout Spain and Italy.
When: Until July 9 - Wednesdays to Saturdays


Gioielli d'Autore Padova e la Scuola dell'oro, which in English means Italian Contemporary Jewellery, Padua and its Jewellery School, is an exhibition at Melbourne's RMIT Gallery of more than 150 breathtaking works from venerated jewellers and their students of the renowned Padua Jewellery School.
When: Until August 14 - Closed Sundays


Tutankhamun, presented by Melbourne Museum, will for the first time in Australia's history see this record-breaking exhibition visit Melbourne for its only Australian stop before the Egyptian treasures, which include Tutankhamun's golden canopic coffinette, are returned to their home in Cairo.
When: Until November 6 | Book Tickets


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Expos, Launches, Open Days & Lectures

RSVP Melbourne, held at Carlton's iconic Royal Exhibition Building, is Melbourne's unique event dedicated to those in the business of organising corporate functions and special events. More than a tradeshow, the showcase offers inspiration with new ideas and the latest industry trends.
When: Wednesday & Thursday, June 29 & 30


ANDA Coin, Banknote & Stamp Show, held at Caulfield Racecourse, is Australia's Premiere Collectables Exhibition of Australian and International coins, banknotes, stamps, Olympic pins and other fascinating collectables. Along with guest speakers, there'll also be door prizes drawn every hour.
When: Saturday & Sunday, July 2 & 3


National Model Engineering Exhibition, presented by the Bendigo Society of Model Engineers at the Kangaroo Flat Leisure Centre, features an impressive range of displays that showcase the talents and enthusiasm of the club's members who create model cars, Miniature Locomotives and even handcrafts.
When: Saturday & Sunday, July 2 & 3

Car Shows

Australian International Motorshow. taking place at Melbourne Exhibition Centre, is Australia's longest running motorshow. First held in Melbourne in 1925 and now alternated annually with Sydney, the show features exhibitors that include Bentley, Ford, Holden and many more big name makers.
When: July 1 to 10

Melbourne Tours

Melbourne's Underbelly Crime Tour lets you discover the darker side of Melbourne as you walk in the footsteps of notorious criminals, exploring the scenes of some of the city's most infamous criminal events. The tour also includes 50% discount on entry to the Old Melbourne Gaol.
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Performances & Theatre

The Walls, written and directed by Giuliano Ferla, is a parable about how the walls that we build to keep ourselves safe can often turn into the walls of a prison. Following the story of young newly-weds whose move to a gated community proves less than ideal, it's held at Brunswick's Studio 246.
When: Until July 2 - Tuesdays to Saturdays


The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, presented by Fab Nobs Theatre, is a musical comedy that introduces six quirky kids who must grapple with puberty, equally quirky adults, and the lesson that winning isn't everything. The surprise hit musical is held at The Fab Factory in Bayswater.
When: July 1 to 16 - Various Dates


Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, presented by Geelong Repertory Theatre Company, is a new and shocking version of Robert Louis Stevenson's classic tale of depravity, lust, love and horror. One of the most enthralling studies of human nature's darker sides, it's performed at Gelong West's Woodbin Theatre.
When: Until July 9 - Thursdays to Saturdays


The Horror Face, presented by MKA theatre in Prahran, explores the essence of today's humanity as it presents three interconnected realities that together accentuate mankind's capacity for affection and communication. With themes that include Eugenics and Genetics, it follows the life of a human-lion hybrid.
When: Until July 9 - Tuesdays to Saturdays


The Water Carriers, presented by Melbourne Theatre Company in Southbank, is a hilarious yet deeply moving play from multi-award-winning playwright Ian Wilding, which follows a lothario named Dave who gets more than he bargained for when he tries to break the cold façade of Kate.
When: Until July 23


The Bearskinner, held at St Kilda's Theatre Works, is the award winning play that re-imagines the classic Brothers Grimm tale. The story of a young soldier who makes a wager with the devil after losing everything to war, the dark comedy incorporates live music, bad poetry and outrageous innuendo.
When: June 15 to July 3 - Tuesdays to Sundays


Home For Lunch, performed at Prahran's Chapel Off Chapel, is a new Australian play by Rebecca Lister in collaboration with David Bardas. A comedy-drama about the dilemma of retirement and the impact it has on a marriage, the play is a look at one man's personal journey as he learns to let go and move on.
When: June 16 to July 3 - Tuesdays to Sundays


Princess Dramas, performed at Red Stitch Actors Theatre in St Kilda, brings to the stage a collection of three fascinating shorter works by Elfriede Jelinek, winner of the 2004 Nobel Prize for Literature. Exploring the notion of 'The Princess', the plays present a radical dissection of iconic romantic fairytales and symbols of pop culture.
When: June 6 to July 2 - Wednesdays to Sundays


The Joy of Text, held at the Arts Centre, is Melbourne writer Robert Reid's main stage debut for Melbourne Theatre Company. When a precocious high school student obtains a controversial book, he creates his own provocative meta-narrative and finds that his actions send the school into chaos.
When: June 10 to July 23 - Mondays to Saturdays


The Gift, presented by Melbourne Theatre Company in Southbank, tells the story of Sadie and Ed , a couple who meet Martin and Chloë at a holiday resort and instantly hit it off, despite coming from completely different worlds. When Martin saves Ed's life, an offer to repay him leads to moral confusions.
When: May 28 to July 9


Love Never Dies brings the phenomenal musical hit to Melbourne with performances at the Regent Theatre. Continuing Andrew Lloyd Webber's greatest love story, The Phantom of the Opera, the musical extravaganza follows on ten years after the Phantom's disappearance and his new life in New York.
When: May 29 to November 17 | Book Now


ROCK OF AGES, held at Melbourne's Comedy Theatre, is a hilarious, feel-good love story set in 1987 when a small-town girl meets a big-city dreamer in L.A.'s most legendary rock club. Told through music of the era, the comedy includes hits such as 'Don't Stop Believin', 'The Final Countdown' and other classics.
When: March 22 to June 30 | Book Now

Classical, Choral & Recitals

Firebird Trio, Melbourne's newest piano trio, will be performing at Melbourne Recital Centre with their concert, Gypsy in My Soul. Held as part of their exciting inaugural series, Wanderlust, the concert program includes Haydn's 'Gypsy Rondo' along with works by Henry Purcell and Bedrich Smetana.
When: Wednesday June 29 - 6pm & 8pm


Melbourne Youth Jazz Orchestra, an exciting new ensemble formed to give young Victorian musicians the ability to expand their experience in jazz performance technique, will be performing at the Arts Centre where they'll perform the music of Duke Ellington with special guest John Foreman.
When: Thursday June 30 - 11am & 1:30pm


Sibelius and Tchaikovsky, held at Melbourne Town Hall, features the youngest-ever winner of the Sibelius Competition as dazzling Armenian violinist Sergey Khachatryan makes his Australian debut as soloist with French maestro Ludovic Morlot in performing the the 20th century's most popular violin concerto.
When: Thursday & Friday, June 30 & July 1 - 8pm


Baroque Virtuosi, performed at Melbourne Town Hall by Australian Chamber Orchestra, is a concert program of a selection of dazzling Baroque concertos. Combined with some of Australia's best music for string orchestra, the concert also features Satu Vänskä playing Australia's only Stradivarius violin.
When: Sunday & Monday, July 3 & 4

Burlesque, Cabaret & Dance

Festival of Dance Season 2011, performed by the National Theatre Ballet School in St Kilda, is a special presentation of two traditional masterpieces of classical ballet with 'Les Sylphide' beautifully set to the melodic sounds of Frederic Chopin, while 'Paquita' is a fiery Spanish performance.
When: Saturday & Sunday, July 2 & 3


Shimmy Shake, held at Red Bennies in South Yarra, offers a deliciously cheeky evening of entertainment with Dolores Daiquiri and Sapphira of the hugely successful Australian Burlesque Festival presenting some of the finest burlesque gals with sultry showtunes, old-world glamour and opulent classic tease.
When: Friday July 1 - 8pm to Late


Spectacular Showboat Cabaret, a performance held upon the Melbourne Showboat, MV Lady Cutler, offers a great night out with entertainment that features the extravagant cabaret show including glamorous and gorgeous showgirls, an International Singer, a magician and fantastic food.
When: Saturday July 2


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Entertainment & Nightlife

Micah P Hinson, the legendary Texas-based troubadour, will be performing at Toff In Town on Swanston Street as part of his current tour. Born in Memphis, Tennessee, the performer who was saved from a troubled life by his passion for music, will be joined by special guests Myles Mayo and Major Chord.
When: Thursday June 30 - 8pm


Tim Rogers, Melbourne's much-loved performer and front-man to You Am I, will be appearing at Wellers of Kangaroo Ground. With only a guitar in hand and his characteristic roguish charm in tow, he'll be joined on stage by long-time friend Shane OMara and support act singer-songwriter Leena.
When: Thursday June 30


Peter Baylor & His Roadhouse Romeos will be performing their blend of Country and Rockabilly at The Rainbow Hotel in Fitzroy. With a career in music since 1980, Peter Baylor's passion has seen him perform a wide range of genres with over 250 bands along with touring overseas to support many artists.
When: Saturday July 2 - 9pm


Julia Messenger, widely reviewed as a world class performer with a voice likened to artists as diverse as Norah Jones and Shirley Bassey, will be appearing at Melbourne's Bennetts Lane Jazz Club to explore the classics, introduce some new songs, and get back to her jazz roots before touring Europe.
When: Saturday July 2


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Comedy & Magic

Peter Powers, possibly the most renowned hypnotist with 50 of his own television shows having been made and broadcast around the world, will be appearing at the Italian Sports Club in Werribee. Dubbed 'The Evil Hypnotist', Peter's hilarious shows shock, amaze and thrill every audience.
When: Friday July 1


Checkpoint Charlie Comedy, Melbourne's newest comedy room has come off the blocks like a boss. Located at Melbourne's Eurotrash Bar, CCC warms you up with some of Melbourne's most exciting new up-and-comers before testing your continence with some of Australia's best established comedians.
When: Wednesday June 29 - 7:30pm to Late


The Impro Cave, presented by Impro Melbourne and held at The Space in Prahran, features some of Melbourne's best comic and theatrical talent in an exciting, hilarious show that's a unique experience each week with performances improvised from audience suggestions to truly put the performers through their paces.
When: Sundays, 7:30pm - Rookie Show held at 6pm


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Cinema

Short Cut: Monthly Film Night, held at Red Bennies in South Yarra, showcases short films from Australia and around the world with the film nights also featuring Q & A sessions with filmmakers while also offering the chance for fellow filmmakers to networking with cast and crew after screenings.
When: Tuesday June 28, 8pm - $5 Entry


Melbourne Horror Film Society, a not-for-profit group that screens the best and worst horror films ever made, holds monthly film sessions at Melbourne's cinema bar, 1000 Pound Bend. With a generous entry fee by membership, they'll be screening Sheitan by Director Kim Chapiron.
When: Tuesday June 28 - 7:30pm


The War You Don't See, presented by Socialist Alliance with a special screening held at Melbourne's Resistance Centre in Swanston St, is John Pilger's powerful and timely documentary investigation into the media's role in war, tracing the history of reporting from the carnage of World War One to now.
When: Wednesday June 29 - 6:30pm


Outside-in Cinema, held at Experimedia in the State Library of Victoria, is a special season of free cinema this winter, showcasing films donated to the Library's collection. Offering a great night in, the program features animated films from around the world and contemporary documentaries along with prizes on offer.
When: Wednesdays Until August 24 - 6:30pm


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Melbourne For Kids

Winter @ Melbourne Sports & Aquatic Centre offers great fun at the Albert Park sports venue with their main foyer brought to life with free family activities that include real snow, prize give-aways, Ice Hockey, membership deals and even the Inflatable Foosball World Cup with real people on the field.
When: Friday to Sunday, July 1 to 3


Family Day at Collingwood Children's Farm is a special children's event held each month with each family day featuring a particular theme that matches activities provided for kids. Activities include hayrides, a BBQ and much more to make it a great day out for the kids and family.
When: Sunday July 3


Giant Sky Wheel, the southern hemisphere's largest travelling Ferris Wheel, is currently situated in Birrarung Marr, located behind Federation Square . With stunning views of Melbourne's gardens, the Yarra River and beyond, the Giant Sky Wheel is even more impressive at night when brightly lit.
When: Until September 25


The Art of the Brick is a one-of-a-kind LEGO brick art exhibition, held at Federation Square. The work of Nathan Sawaya, his incredible large-scale LEGO sculptures have broken gallery records around the world, amazing not only fans of LEGO but also millions of art lovers, both young and old.
When: June 2 to July 31 - Bookings Advised

Circus

Open Day @ The Circus Spot sees Moreland's only circus training centre in Coburg offer a chance to try your hand at some circus skills and catch some exhilarating performances. With an afternoon of free circus workshops and performances, there will also be a sausage sizzle and give-aways.
When: Sunday July 3 - Doors Open Midday


Circus Oz Steampowered, held at Birrarung Marr, brings to Melbourne the renowned circus troupe's special brand of madness, fooling around in the unconventional and fantastical world of STEAMPUNK, capturing a time where romance meets technology and everything is hand-made and steam-powered.
When: June 22 to July 17


Silvers Grand Magic Circus will be holding performances at Caulfield Racecourse. Established in 1976, Silvers Grand Magic Circus offers a great show for people of all ages with performers including everything from jugglers and clowns to acrobats, international performers and more.
When: Until July 17 - Caulfield Racecourse - Daily During Holidays


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Markets, Fetes and Fairs

Mornington Peninsula Orchid Society will be holding an orchid show at Mornington Centro Shopping Centre where members of the society will be selling orchids at good prices. There will also be culture and potting demonstrations held by local orchid experts regularly during the event.
When: Thursday to Saturday, June 30 to July 2


Ballarat Collectables Fair, held at Wendouree Sports & Events Centre, is an event that caters for collectors of many kinds. With a wide range of stalls, items displayed include stamps, coins, bank notes, tin toys, model cars, ceramics, small items of furniture and all memorabilia from many genres and eras.
When: Saturday July 2

Melbourne Market Guide

View MARKETS calendar to make the most of the rare sunny days (it's a coin toss, isn't it!) and head to one of Melbourne's many excellent markets for a bargain!

A growing number of food, produce and even wine markets are springing up around the suburbs.

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Wining & Dining

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Sporting Events

AFL Premiership

AFL Premiership | Round 15
Bulldogs vs Melbourne - Fri July 1, 7:40pm - Marvel Stadium
Richmond vs Carlton - Sat July 2, 2:10pm - MCG
Essendong vs Geelong - Sat July 2, 7:10pm - Marvel Stadium
Collingwood vs Hawthorn - Sun July 3, 2:10pm - MCG
Nth Melb vs St Kilda - Sun July 3, 4:40pm - Marvel Stadium

Golf

Golf Australia, the national sporting organisation overseeing golf in Australia, presents many events through the year, ranging from grassroots to elite levels.
Boys' Victorian Amateur
Sunday & Monday, July 4 & 5
Yarra Yarra Golf Club & Northern Golf Club

Wrestling

WWE World Tour brings all the drama and excitement of professional wrestling to Melbourne's Rod Laver Arena when your favourite WWE Superstars come to town. With the WWE Championship Match held on the night as John Cena goes against R Truth, there'll also be Rey Mysterio and other greats.
When: Saturday July 2 - 7:30pm

Horse Racing

Betfair Park Race Days

Midweek Meeting (Lakeside)
Wednesday June 29
Betfair Park, Sandown


Moonee Valley comes alive in a world-class season, where the world's best thoroughbreds, trainers and jockeys will compete for over $10 million in prize money and Super VOBIS bonuses.
Next Race:
Saturday July 2 - Gates Open - 11:10am


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Community Sports

Victorian Road Runners, formed in 1982 as a club so people can participate in fun runs without being members of a competitive athletic club, hold time trials each month on The Tan Track in South Yarra offering a friendly atmosphere with 4 km and 8 km time-trials for all people of all ages and abilities.
When: Saturday July 2


Come & Try Rowing - The Y Rowing Centre, located in Albert Park Lake, invites you to try your hand at rowing. Held on the first Sunday of each month, the Come & Try Rowing sessions are open to participants of all ages. Just turn up and have fun!
Sunday July 3 - 10am to 11:30am
Cost: $10 - Bookings only required for groups.


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