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Welcome to this week's Melbourne events, exhibitions, sports and community guide for Tuesday to Monday, November 1 to 7.

This week... Spring's in full swing as many festivals take advantage of the warmer weather to dust off the floats with street parades held at Djerriwarrh Festival in Melton and the Benalla Festival in Benalla, as you may have guessed.

That artsy suburb of North Fitzroy welcomes back The Village Festival with a great range of attractions and theatre, while the Buddhist Spring Festival returns with the Tibetan Buddhist Society offering a weekend of activities and garden tours for those not prone to seasonal sneezes.

On the foodie front, there's a chance to celebrate World Vegan Day at Abbotsford Convent, while on the other side of that culinary coin - far from the greens and beans - there's the All Things Goat Festival, celebrating goats and the eating and milking thereof. Should you turn up to the latter and find people in black robes, I'd wager you've taken a wrong turn and stumbled into a whole different affair altogether.

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Melbourne's Biggest STREAT Party, held to support homeless kids, invites guests to roam Melbourne's laneway and rooftop bars and restaurants. The extravaganza is held to launch the new laneway and rooftop book, Flavours of Melbourne, with proceeds going to the charity STREAT.
When: Tuesday November 29


Theatre Alive is your gateway to Melbourne's unique independent performance scene, allowing you to find up-to-date information on shows, venues, and companies, along with special offers and reviews. Discover dance, theatre, spoken word, comedy, music theatre and much more.
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Major Events

The Village Festival, held at North Fitzroy's Edinburgh Gardens, offers a fabulous smorgasbord of performances and a truly unique atmosphere with a village space that includes live theatre, great bands, arts, games, children's entertainers, workshops and more.
When: Thursday to Sunday, November 3 to 6


Djerriwarrh Festival, Melton Township's biggest community festival, offers a day of fun for the whole family with a carnival atmosphere. With events held across the Shire, attractions include a Street Parade, live entertainment, market stalls, fireworks and a business expo.
When: Saturday November 5


Buddhist Spring Festival, held at Yuroke's centre for the Tibetan Buddhist Society, celebrates their faith with a blessing ceremony, free tours of the stunning gardens, market stalls of Tibetan handicrafts, a photo exhibition and more with proceeds supporting the temple.
When: Saturday & Sunday, November 5 & 6


Benalla Festival is a celebration for people of all ages with the festival offering a great range of activities and attractions. Along with live entertainment, a vibrant street parade and the Kids Day in the Gardens, there's also exciting paper plane competitions, fireworks and much more.
When: Thursday to Sunday, November 3 to 6


Timeline Fair, held at Berwick's Old Cheese Factory, brings history to life with performances and re-enactments that relive the traditions of heroes, legends, swordsmen and soldiers across many eras. The weekend long festival also includes children's activities, food, music and more.
When: Saturday & Sunday, November 5 & 6


Maroondah Festival, held at Croydon's Town Park, brings local groups together to present a festive day featuring live music, food and roving entertainers. One of Melbourne's biggest community events, it includes the Kids Kingdom area, market stalls, an expo and much more.
When: Sunday November 6


Whittlesea Show, now in its 152nd year, offers a weekend of fun for young and old. With live entertainment, animal and circus shows, carnival rides and roving performers for children, the show also features vintage displays, art exhibitions, market stalls and much more.
When: Saturday & Sunday, November 5 & 6


Bright Spring Festival showcases the vibrant sights, attractions and best of Bright with a series of events that include theatre, special dinners and art exhibitions along with highlights such as the Grand Fireworks Spectacular and Concert, open gardens tours, workshops and more.
When: October 14 to November 1

Music & Arts Festivals

Werribee Craft Festival, held at Wyndham Leisure and Events Centre, showcases the finest jewellery, teddy bears, glassware, baked goods and more with over 80 stalls. The weekend long event also features children's activities and live entertainment with dancers, choirs and more.
When: Saturday & Sunday, November 5 & 6

Food & Wine Festivals

World Vegan Day Festival, held at Abbotsford Convent, celebrates the eco and animal friendly lifestyle along with commemorating the founding of the Vegan Society. Festivities include spectacular live music, food and campaign stalls, cooking demonstrations and more.
When: Sunday November 6


All Things Goat Festival, taking place at Bullarto Primary School near Daylesford, showcases the benefits of goat-raising with food stalls offering icecream and a sausage sizzle. Along with a cheese making demonstration, there'll also be local produce on offer and a carboot sale.
When: Sunday November 6

Film Festivals

AFI | AACTA Festival of Film showcases and critiques cinematic success stories drawn from the past year. Held at Carlton's Cinema Nova and ACMI Cinemas in Federation Square, the program features 21 Feature Films and 12 Non Feature nominees for next year's inaugural AACTA Awards.
When: October 11 to November 14

Exhibitions - Art | Festival | Show

Insight, held at Steps Gallery in Carlton, is a solo exhibition is of artworks by professional artist Olga Pasechnikova. With pieces on paper and linen/canvas made predominantly in oil, soft pastel and water colour, her works utilise rich colours and light to capture her subjects.
When: November 4 to 13
Opening Night: Friday November 4 - 7pm to 9pm


ONE HUNDRED, held at Langford 120 in North Melbourne, is an exhibition that began as a project aiming to challenge a single artist produce 100 drawings. The result instead became an exhibition of a body of works that spans four continents, includes over 50 artists and covers many themes.
When: November 4 to 13 - Wednesdays to Sundays
Opening Night: Friday November 4 - 6pm to 8pm


Melbourne Prize Urban Sculpture Exhibition showcases the works of finalists with Victorian sculptors in the running to win one of Australia's most valuable sculpture awards. On display at Federation Square, the public are also invited to cast a vote for the 5,000 Civic Choice Award.
When: November 7 to 21


Gratuitous Garland: A Botanical Metaphor, showing at fortyfivedownstairs in Flinders Lane, is an exhibition by Gavin Brown and William Eicholtz, unique artists who resolutely followed their own aesthetics. With a friendship of almost 30 years, this is their first show together.
When: November 2 to 12 - Tuesdays to Saturdays


The Babel Project, presented by the Jewish Museum of Australia in St Kilda, is an exhibition inspired by the famous biblical story of the unfinished Tower of Babel. Exploring cultural commonalities, the exhibition combines the work of 36 photographers with a soundscape installation.
When: Until March 11


Union of Opposites, held at Melbourne's Daine Singer Gallery, is an exhibition of works by Sean Bailey, an artist whose paintings are instinctive and process-based. His abstract works use collage and other lo-fi techniques to explore ideas of painting as an expression of agency.
When: November 3 to 19 - Wednesdays to Saturdays


CCP Documentary Photography Award held at Fitzroy's Centre for Contemporary Photography, showcases the work of some of Australia's best contemporary documentary photographers with featured finalists capturing diverse views ranging from war photography to daily life.
When: October 28 to December 11 - Wed to Sun


Hebridean Raven, held at Hawthorn's Town Hall Gallery, is a solo exhibition by Norma Ann McGowan who has used both painting and installation to investigate the sleek physicality of the raven, their social nature and their role in Scottish mythology as protectors of the Western Isles.
When: October 26 to November 19 - Wed to Sat


A.M.E. Bale Travelling Scholarship & Art Prize is awarded to artists who have demonstrated talent and achievement in traditional styles. With a judging panel comprised through the Twenty Melbourne Painters Society, an exhibition of finalists will be held at Caulfield's Glen Eira City Council Gallery.
When: Until November 6


Brummels, the focus of an exhibition held at Monash Gallery of Art in Wheelers Hill's, was the first Australian art gallery dedicated to exhibiting photography. The exhibition pays tribute to this important part of art history with works by Robert Ashton, Godwin Bradbeer and others.
When: Until January 22 - Closed Mondays


The Yarra River Cargo Project, presented by Melbourne's Chinese Museum, is a tongue-in-cheek contemporary art exhibition by Dale Cox. Featuring the heads of iconic figures of 20th century pop culture, his works explore the issue of cultural homogenisation as a result of globalisation.
When: Until November 13


Movement & Emotion, held at Northcote's Arts Project Australia, explores the movement and emotion of people in everyday life. Expressive and unique, the artworks created by numerous artists vibrantly capture key themes that include dance, a sense of carnival and portraiture.
When: Until November 26 - Closed Sundays


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Expos, Launches, Open Days & Lectures

Peninsula Family Health Expo, held at Frankston Arts Centre, features guest speakers that include Cyndi O'Meara, Pinky McKay and Nicole Bijlsma along with exhibitors offering presentations and workshops. There'll also be activities for kids and a performance from The Kazoos.
When: Sunday November 6 - 10am to 5pm


Pitruzzello Estate Wedding Expo, held in Sunbury, showcases this brand new venue set on over 100 acres of olive grove and vineyard. With tastings of wine, olives and cheese, on the day there'll be a fashion show and leading Melbourne wedding suppliers on hand.
When: Sunday November 6 - 10am to 3pm

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

Open Season, presented by MKA's Theatre of New Writing, showcases the best new work by the best Australian playwrights with a 60 seat pop-up theatre in Abbotsford playing host to over 15 new plays from writers such as David Mence, Ben Ellis, Katy Warner and others.
When: Until November 13


Return to Earth, presented by Melbourne Theatre Company, is a quirky production from award-winning playwright Lally Katz. Following the story of Alice, a girl who returns home to find that nothing seems as familiar as it should, performances are held at the Arts Centre's Fairfax Studio.
When: November 4 to December 17


Fat City, presented by Impro Melbourne, delves into the underworld when UnderBelly meets Sin City over 12 hours of unscripted drama. Mixing linear and non-linear spontaneous storytelling from a large ensemble cast, performances are held at The Space in Prahran.
When: Sundays Until Dec 4 (Except Nov 20)


The Last Five Years, performed at Knox Community Arts Centre, is a fresh and contempory musical from the Tony Award-winning composer Jason Robert Brown. The story of the rise and fall of young couple's relationship told from both sides, it stars Tyson Legg and Jacqueline Levitas.
When: Fridays & Saturdays, Until November 12


The Last Gig In Melbourne, performed at the Trades Hall in Carlton, is set in a world where Melbourne's live music scene is forced to shut down forever and there'll be just one more gig, performed by rock comedy superstar Geraldine Quinn, who refuses to bow out quietly.
When: Fridays in November


The Rock, held at Theatre Works in St Kilda, is a theatrical production by Kurunpa Live Arts, a bold new company from Brisbane who blend Aboriginal the mythology with the mundane to re-examine what happened to baby Azaria Chamberlain 30 years after her disappearance.
When: Until November 5


Cafe Rebetika! will be performed at the Arts Centre following a sold out season at the Sydney Opera House. An epic story of the heart in a time of economic hardship and turmoil, the passionate and uplifting theatre production is set in a 1930's hash den in the slums of Piraeus, Athens.
When: November 3 to 13


My Life as a Celeb, held at South Melbourne's Butterfly Club, features Shazza, the Jim Beam drinking bird in Broady who returns with her new show to share her wisdom and insight on her fabulous life that's seen her meet Charlie Sheen, Paris Hilton and Masterchef's Matt Preston.
When: Thursday to Sunday, November 3 to 6


A Little Night Music, presented by Fab Nobs Theatre in Bayswater, explores the relationship between Fredrick Eagerman and his old flame, actress Desiree Armfeldt. After spending a night with the actress, he soon finds the liaison sets forth an unexpected chain of events.
When: November 4 to 19


A Stranger In Town, performed at fortyfivedownstairs in Flinders Lane, is a production by by Christine Croydon and Alice Bishop, inspired by the original musical diary of Otto Lampel, who fled war-ravaged Prague for a new life in Canada where he found a fish, a lion, and a girl.
When: October 27 to November 13 (except Mondays)


Caffeine, held at Kew Court House, is a play by Joachim Matschoss that examines the many pitfalls and foibles of romance as it follws the story of Daniel, a guy who loves his coffee, loves to sit in a cafe and even more loves to have a chat - all he needs now is to organise his love life.
When: Until November 6 - Various Dates


Beauty and the Beast brings Disney's masterpiece to the stage of the Whitehorse Centre in Nunawading with a special musical presentation that's sure to delight audiences young and old as they follow the tale of Belle and how she touches the heart of the Beast.
When: October 21 to November 6 - Various Dates


Orphans, presented by Red Stitch Theatre in St Kilda, premieres one of UK's most electrifying writers, Dennis Kelly with his multi-award winning psychological thriller that tests the boundaries of family, love and the impulse to band against the other amidst a moral dilemma.
When: October 5 to November 5 - Except Mon & Tues


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, (LAST DAYS) 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: Until November 6 | Book Now

Classical, Choral & Recitals

Firebird Trio, Melbourne's newest piano trio, will be performing at Melbourne Recital Centre with their concert, A World in Music. Held as the final concert of their inaugural series, Wanderlust, they'll be joined by Joe Chindamo with his Concerto for Accordion and piano trio.
When: Wednesday November 2 - 6pm & 8pm


Peter Sheridan, appearing at East Melbourne Library as part of the Acoustica concert series, is an innovative flutist who has collaborated with some of the world's leading composers. He is also Director of the flute ensemble for Melbourne and Monash Universities, where he teaches.
When: Saturday November 5 - 6pm


The Victorian Trade Union Choir will be performing at the Trades Hall in Carlton. Celebrating 21 years of singing to inspire the labour movement, having sung at picket lines, mass rallies and small protests, the choir sing songs of working life and political struggle.
When: Saturday November 5 - 5pm to 7pm


Beethoven Pastoral Symphony, one of Beethoven's most loved symphonies, will be performed by the Australian Chamber Orchestra, internationally acclaimed for its performances of Beethoven symphonies. Held at Melbourne Town Hall, they'll also perform a new work by T��r.
When: Sunday & Monday, November 6 & 7

Burlesque, Cabaret & Dance

Short+Sweet Cabaret, Melbourne's shortest and sexiest Cabaret Season, returns with a fantastic program showcasing theatrical and dance works by established and emerging artists. Held at Prahran's Chapel Off Chapel, there will also be a selection of acts from last year's program.
When: October 26 to November 6


Sirens of Sin, held at Red Bennies in South Yarra, is a sizzling and potent concoction like no other with an all-night romp through the vices. A journey through The Seven Deadly Sins features Rosy Rabbit as Envy and Becky Lou as Gluttony along with other tempting burlesque beauties.
When: Until November 4 - Fridays, 8pm


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Entertainment & Nightlife

Darren Hayes will be performing at Melbourne's Forum Theatre as part of The Secret Tour. With his new single 'Talk Talk Talk' rapidly climbing the Australian radio charts, the tour will be the very first chance to hear songs from the new album 'Secret Codes & Battleships' live.
When: Wednesday November 2


MASQUE, presented by Twisted Cabaret at Revolt ArtSpace in Kensington, is a masquerade ball to remember with a main stage and three other performance areas packed with amazing entertainment along with a sumptuous banquet table of fabulous finger food and more.
When: Saturday November 5 - 8pm till late


Afro vibes Congo style, presented at CopaCabana International in Fitzroy, is a great night of music featuring award winning African dance band Warako Musica with Passi Jo. Together with African and Australian musicians, they combine sensual rumba and African Soukous grooves.
When: Saturday November 5


Henry Wagons, a performer known for pushing the boundaries and reinventing the sounds of country, rock and blues, will be performing at Thornbury Theatre. They'll be joined by Chicago's proud twangy son, Joe Pug and Melbourne's own songwriting wunderkind Jordie Lane.
When: Saturday November 5 - Doors Open 7:30pm


OUT_SET, held at Melbourne's Toff in Townis a presentation by RMIT Fine Arts Sound graduates who've come together to showcase the misuse of technology and broken symphonies with 13 artists presenting carefully constructed sounds in a diverse range of performances.
When: Monday November 7 - 7pm


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Cinema

Croydon Film Society hold regular screenings at Chirnside Park's Reading Cinema, showcasing quality films with annual membership including all screenings and attendance of their end of year party. The next film screening in their program is Leaving France by Catherine Corsini.
When: Monday November 7 - 7:15pm

Comedy & Magic

The Merchant of Menace, held at South Melbourne's Butterfly Club, is a performance by Austen Tayshus, one of the most recognised satirists in Australia. The performances are held to promote the biography of the same name by Richard Murphy and Ross Fitzgerald.
When: Friday to Sunday, November 4 to 6


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Melbourne For Kids

Myer Christmas Windows, an iconic part of Melbourne Christmas each year, offer a specially selected theme chosen from a story book, nursery rhyme, a film or even the theatre - brought to life in an animation spectacular that ignites the imagination and Christmas spirit in all.
When: November 4 to January 5


Polly Woodside Family Day celebrates the iconic ship's 126th Birthday with a day full of high seas action with a huge range of maritime and pirate themed activities all included in the entry price. With roving entertainers, face painting and more, the day offers fun for the whole family.
When: Sunday November 6 - 10am to 4pm


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 November 6

Markets, Fetes and Fairs

Christmas Fair Exhibition, presented by the Handweavers & Spinners Guild of Victoria at their guild rooms in Carlton North, offers many great gift ideas in one location. The exhibition features a wide range of items including Christmas ornaments, cards, stockings and toys.
When: November 3 to December 10 - Tues to Sat


Model Railway & Hobby Exhibition, the Peninsula's largest event of this kind, takes place at Frankston Primary School with a huge range of items for model train enthusiasts. With new and used equipment, there'll be many stalls, including that of M.C. Model Railways & Collectables.
When: Saturday & Sunday, November 5 & 6


Chatham Primary School Fair offers a huge day of fun for the whole family with attractions that include rides, activities and games for children of all ages, bargains at the giant trash and treasure and book stalls. There'll also be evening entertainment with Rechoired and other guests.
When: Saturday November 5 - 1pm to 9pm


DCRC Family Fun Day & Car Boot Sale, presented by Christian Reformed Church in Dandenong, invite everyone to come along for a great family fun day out with a Jumping Castle, Fairy Floss, Face Painting and other attractions along with the chance to find great bargains.
When: Saturday November 5 - 8am to 3pm


Emerald Primary School Fair offers a great range of attractions for the family with Rides, Sideshows, Markets Stalls, Yummy Food and Auctions. With Raffles, Face Painting and a Scarecrow Display, there'll also be a Recycling station for old mobile phones, corks and plastic bags.
When: Saturday November 5 - 10am to 3pm


Huntingtower School Fete
When: Saturday November 5 - 10am to 4pm
Glen Huntly Primary School Fete
When: Sunday November 6 - 10am to 4pm
Sophia Mundi Steiner School Spring Fair
When: Sunday November 6 - 10am to 4pm

Melbourne Market Guide

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

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Sporting Events

Soccer | Hyundai A-League

Hyundai A-League - Week 5

Melbourne Victory vs Brisbane Roar
Saturday November 5 - 7:45pm
AAMI Park, Melbourne

Roller Derby

South Sea Roller Derby

SSRD's Dolly Rogers vs VRDL's Cutthroat Charmers
Springers Leisure Centre, Keysborough
Saturday November 5 - Doors Open 6:30pm

Golf

Golf Australia, the national sporting organisation overseeing golf in Australia, presents many events at various clubs, ranging from grassroots tournaments to elite levels of play.
Mid Amateur Championships
November 7 to 9 - Cape Schanck

Tennis

Premier League Tennis Final, held at Glen Iris Valley Recreation Reserve, is a chance for tennis fans to see some of Victoria's best players battle it out for 2011's Premier League, the highest level of inter-club competition in the state with touring players and emerging elite juniors.
When: Sunday November 6 - Starts 11am

Sailing

ISAF Sailing World Cup, Sail Melbourne will set sail again this year with the first leg of the prestigious event held in Melbourne as the world's top sailing talent descend on the state-of-the-art surroundings of Sandringham Yacht Club for engaging on-shore events and activities.
When: November 6 to 12

Rodeo

State Of Origin International Rodeo, now in its 7th year, will be held at Hisense Arena where cowboys from as far as USA, Canada, Brazil, Italy, Ireland, New Zealand and Mexico will take on our own elite stockmen, riding Australia's best and wildest bucking bulls and horses.
When: Saturday November 5

Horse Racing

Yarra Valley Racing, located at Yarra Glen, offers a great day out with the finest in racing entertainment along with great venues offering fantastic regional food and wine.
Harness Race Dates:
Thursday November 3 - Oaks Day


Country Racing Victoria represents racing clubs in outer metropolitan areas and small clubs in rural areas with race programs that include special days with kids' entertainment.
Race Dates:
Wednesday to Sunday - November 2 to 6


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Community Sports

All Schools Track & Field Championships held at Albert Park and presented by the peak athletic body in the state, Athletics Victoria, is part of their wide range of events held to encourage, improve and promote a wide range of sports for all of their active members.
When: Friday to Sunday, November 4 to 6


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 on South Yarra's Tan Track, offering a friendly atmosphere with 4 km and 8 km time-trials for people of all ages and abilities.
When: Saturday November 5


XOSIZE Tri Series is one of Victoria's premier triathlon series that also raises funds for charity with exciting Summer events for all ages and abilities held in stunning bay side locations.
Race 1 - Held in Brighton
Sunday November 6


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!
When: Sunday November 6


Go Sailing Day sees yacht clubs throughout Port Phillip Bay open their doors and invite all members of the public to Go Sailing! People of all ages are welcome, regardless of experience level, to try the free activities and discover the excitement of sailing firsthand.
When: Sunday November 6


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Trivia & Humour

These Rolls Were Made For Walkin'...

One of Victoria's most iconic creations, the Chiko Roll, was developed in the 1940s by Francis McEnroe from Bendigo.

In line with that other of Victoria's much-loved icons, AFL Football, the Chiko Roll was based on the Chinese egg roll and spring roll, but given a much more robust and thicker deep-fried wrapping so that it would survive transport to Football matches.

The fact that it can be held in one hand while the other hand's occupied by a beer was also a winning sales point.

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