Things To Do In Melbourne In 2019 |
Posted: January 15, 2019 |
Melbourne is widely known as the city of new modern art and historical culture. It is the embracement and appreciation for such art that can be seen across the city’s landscape. The artistic and hipster wall murals, cafes and even the people all embody the culture of Melbourne. With such a colourful and diverse structure, there are various major events to anticipate this year, coexisting within the culturally rich city of Melbourne. Here are a few that you should look forward to in 2019.
1. Melbourne International Comedy Festival Laugh until your lungs give out at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival. Featuring a range of tasteful and witty jokes, the stand-up comedy shows will definitely leave you with a memorable time in the city of Melbourne. The shows run from March to April in 2019 and is open to all ages. Avoid any mishaps on the event day by preparing ahead of time. Avoid being late to your anticipated show by securing your parking spot with Parkhound. Community members can rent out their residential spaces for other people to use at cheaper rate than commercial parking lots. This is a great way to obtain a parking spot closer to the venue, without the hassle of finding a parking spot just before the start of the event. 2. Formula 1 Grand Prix Want to witness breath-taking drifting and be on your feet for a thrilling competitive experience? The annual racing competition of the Formula 1 is held in Melbourne and will be celebrating its 70th year in 2019. On the 14-17th of March, you will be able to experience the live action of the races, pit line and team garage access as well as meet and greets track guest stars. The Formula 1 weekend is an enjoyable occasion where you can feel the energy directly from the track. 3. The Australian Open You can’t say that you’ve been to Melbourne without watching international athletes compete against each other in the Australian Open. With globally recognised tennis stars on the court, you can potentially witness the breaking of world records that will be recorded in history. Check ahead to see which available games you would like to watch and which athletes you will like to see compete against each other. Although the Australian Open will be broadcasted on live national television, the thrill of seeing the action live, up close and personal is an experience that can’t be missed out on. 4. St Kilda Festival Have you ever considered exploring Melbourne’s unique music scene? On the 10th of February you will be able to experience just that, right on the foreshore of Melbourne’s St. Kilda Beach. Scheduled with a line-up of acts across multiple stages along the beach, you can explore the vast genres and artists where you can discover your next favourite act. The event also allows you to be welcomed by the range of entertainment provided such as sport, carnival rides and food stores. St Kilda Festival is a community event that dates back to its first event in 1980. Engage in the Melbourne’s community through music as a fun day that occurs annually every February. 5. 5K Foam Fest Foam, mud and obstacles. What other way to spend your weekend than getting down and dirty while getting that physical exercise all at the same time? The 5k Foam Fest is an annual event that features fun activities ranging from mud pits, watery slides to plenty of foam areas. If you miss out on East Melbourne’s 5k course on the 16th of February, you can also attend the event during the second half of 2019 in November the 30th in West Melbourne. Ensure to purchase your tickets fast as prices tend to increase towards the event date with tickets already almost completely sold out! The 5k Foam Fest is enjoyed by all ages so be sure to get your family ready for a fun bonding activity. By participating in the race, you will also be supporting Make-A-Wish Foundation and help raise money towards the charity. 6. The Australian Ballet Enjoy the magic that is offered by Melbourne by spending a night at the ballet. At the end of March, The Australian Ballet will be presenting The Happy Prince, inspired by lyrical poet, Oscar Wilde. You can also attend The Australian Ballet’s adaptation of The Nutcracker spectacle that will be performed during the end of September. There are a range of performances that are suitable for all ages, genders and preferences whether for a family night out or a special date occasion.
Regardless of how long you’ve stayed in Melbourne, it’s never too late to check out the activities that the city has to offer. Experience Melbourne by taking the step to engage in the city’s culture like you have never experienced before. What events will you look forward to in Melbourne this year?
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