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Where? 99 Smith Street, Fitzroy.
There is a good reason that none of us goes to aerobics. We don't want to be seen jiggling around to the house hits of 2003. But why should people with good musical taste be doomed to heart disease? Melbourne's rock headquarters of the north, Yah Yah's, has come to the rescue with rock aerobics. Grab your mouldy Ramones shirt, warm up with a beer, and drop some kilojoules to the sweet sounds of Gunners, Blondie and Zeppelin from 7pm every Thursday. For those about to rock, Jane Fonda salutes you.
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When? always
Where? Level 2, 141 Flinders Lane, Melbourne.
An in-character John Cusack once declared his all-time favourite book to be the autobiography Cash by Johnny Cash. Nothing against the man in black, but surely we can do better than that! Upstairs wonder gallery The Narrows now houses a small but magnificent bookshop, including some seriously hard-to-find music titles. Check out The Bomp Book, which tells the history of the legendary San Francisco magazine record label, and Hi-God People on the Astral Plane – a strange and inspiring collection of Melbourne's best gig flyers from the '70s until now....
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L’OREAL MELBOURNE FASHION FESTIVAL |
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When? 14 to 21 March 2010
Where? Harbour esplanade, Docklands
L’Oréal Melbourne Fashion Festival is the largest and most successful consumer fashion event in Australia. LMFF has established a vital resource to the fashion industry within the realms of marketing, promotion and exchanging of ideas. The Festival is an exceptional event that has as its core objective to engage and excite the public about fashion and all things fashionable while stimulating ideas and showcasing trends in design, business and innovation.
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A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM |
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When? 21 Dec 09 - 31 Mar 10
Where? Royal Botanic Gardens
Shakespeare Under The Stars celebrates its 21st Anniversary at the Royal Botanic Gardens with the madcap world of Shakespeare’s "A Midsummer Night's Dream". Do not miss this great performance, set in the idyllic setting of the Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne with a young, vibrant and comical cast.
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2010 FORMULA 1 AUSTRALIAN GRAND PRIX |
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When? 25 - 28 Mar 10
Where? Albert Park Grand Prix Circuit
Set in the stunning surrounds of picturesque Albert Park and offering striking views of Melbourne’s skyline, the 2010 FORMULA 1 Australian Grand Prix will be a feast for the senses. If you’ve never witnessed the sensation of the world’s fastest men racing before your very eyes at speeds of more than 300 km/h, make 2010 the year to do it.
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When? Always
Where? All Over
Ministry of Sound was one of the key locations in the development of house music and super-clubs in Britain in the early 90s. Yes, Ministry is that old, but like a shape-shifting mutant cool thing from the future, we've adapted and grown and overcome all sorts of adversity, from day-glo happy pants to the 'fall' of superclubs to the global economic hoopla that's going on right now... Check out what's happening in Australia...
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TOGETHER ALONE (AUSTRALIAN AND NEW ZEALAND FASHION) |
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When? 1 October 2009 – 18 April 2010
Where? The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia Level 2 (Free entry)
Bringing together a selection of work from the past twelve years, Together Alone highlights the dynamic practices of eight leading Australian and New Zealand fashion houses – Akira Isogawa, Toni Maticevski, MaterialByProduct, Romance Was Born, Doris de Pont, World, Nom*D and Zambesi. Resisting dominant fashion trends, these designers have developed their own aesthetics and have garnered attention locally at Australian and New Zealand fashion weeks and on the global stage in London, Paris and New York.
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When? 24 November 2009 - 8 April 2010
Where? Heide Museum of Modern Art, Bulleen
Cubism & Australian Art shows the impact of the revolutionary movement of Cubism on Australian art from the 1920s to today. It uncovers a little-known yet compelling history through works by over eighty artists, including key examples of international Cubism.
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