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Drip pOp is part of a continuing investigation into the relationships between painting, cartoon animation, and the body. A solo exhibition by Mei-Lynn Wilkinson.

Join Jane McIntyre, a nutritionist with a keen interest in the role of nutrition in the development of chronic disease, for an evening of discussing all things kombucha, lacto fermentation and gut health. Delish!

Swap old for new, swap style advice and drink wine. Bring up to ten quality items.

A mini market set up in suitcases. Bargain, a swap, or commit to an old-fashioned haggle. Vintage goods, arts and craft, bric-a-brac, clothing, books, jewellery, records... You name it, chances are you’ll find it in someone’s suitcase.

A monthly vinyl set on the last Friday of the month at Monster. Settle down with vinyls spun by Manila Folder ; they'll be playing ambient and experimental sounds from 9:30PM until late. Come by.

Dreaming of Remembering is an exhibition that invites viewers to reflect on the meaning of imagination, memory, tradition and nostalgia.

The wonderfully weird Rufino and the Coconuts (voodou, rocksteady, 80s post-punk and smooth jungle disco) with their eight piece band are set on spreading good time tropical fun.

Melbourne indie-punkers Camp Cope and Brooklyn-based melodic punk band Worriers. Definitely come. 

“it’s another man telling us we can’t fill up the room /
it’s another man telling us to book a smaller venue.”

New and old Italian cinema. Opening night will see the screening of 'Lasciati Andare' ('Let Yourself Go'), directed by Francesco Amato, 2017. And closing night 'La Vita è Bella' ('Life is Beautiful'), directed by Roberto Benigni, 1997. 

Join highly skilled artists from Tjanpi Desert Weavers in Western Australia as they teach participants how to create their own basket with grasses sourced from the Central Desert.

Lectures by award-winning Australian architects. This time it's Kevin O'Brien Architects -  regional construction strategies in Indigenous communities around the Pacific Rim that draw on Indigenous concepts of space.

Lectures by award-winning Australian architects. This time it's Tridente Architects -  innovative, strategic design solutions, and often use relatively ordinary materials.

Japanese rockers Shonen Knife! With rock-n-trash Glitoris! And Indonesia’s experimental beauties Senyawa! Too much. Too many. Too good. 

Watercolour portraits by John Dempsey of English street people made throughout the first half of the nineteenth century. 

A collection of artefacts from a possible future, curated by Heath Killen.

Works by Liane Rossler, Kevina Jo Smith, Helle Jorgensen, Racket, Valerie Restarick, Michael Gray, Dale Hardiman, SHHORN (Grace and Sean), Kate Rohde, Fred Fowler, Tracy Deep, and Dave Teer.

An exhibition of watercolour paintings by the late Western Arrarnta artist Albert Namatjira of his Country.

Calm abiding meditation sessions.

Mexico after the Mexican Revolution and its subsequent independence from Spain. An exhibition of photographs that at once witnessed and created a new post-revolutionary identity.

An exhibition of Australian Impressionist paintings from the likes of Tom Roberts, Charles Douglas Richardson and Arthur Streeton.

Cult classics, timeless classics, and fringe dwelling gems. A really good film club.

An exhibition of work by the master printer, Frank Stella. His work is described as a 'spring-loaded' mix of colour and form. BYO sunglasses.

Crime dramas, comedies, biopics, leading Italian actresses and of course love stories. The Italian Film Festival is on.

A major Skyspace by American artist James Turrell. It's a beauty - a pyramid, a stupa, a viewing chamber, an offering to and from the sun gods.

Yoga in the Shed. Classes are free for Hotel Hotel guests. Just ask for a code at reception and book online.