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We know that nothing quite compares with travelling to new places, meeting new people and experiencing different cultures and cuisines. We have developed holidays that will appeal to your sense of travel, adventure and fun, with a great mix of activities, delicious food, luxurious places to stay and a dedicated team of professionals to make your holiday relaxed and enjoyable.

Beckingham wines is a family owned, urban winery. We are passionate about our wine making. We source grapes from trusted growers also passionate about wine, because great grapes are needed to make great wine. At the winery, we crush, ferment, mature and finally bottle our range of sparkling, whites, reds and fortified wines. You are welcome to visit us most weekends.

The Jewish Museum of Australia is a community museum, which aims to explore and share the Jewish experience in Australia and benefit Australia's diverse society. The Jewish Museum of Australia is committed to being a respected and innovative cultural centre, recognised nationally for its excellence in exhibitions, education programs and collection management.

Melbourne’s Luna Park is a galaxy of amusements and sensations. From the jaw dropping, eye ball popping super thrill rides like the Pharaoh’s Curse, Metropolis and the Enterprise, to the exhilarating rides like the Spider, Twin Dragon, G force and Shock Drop, you’re bound to have an awesome time!

Luna Park has excited and delighted Melbourne families for generations. There are plenty of rides that the family can enjoy, such as Arabian Merry, Silly Serpent, Scenic Railway, Carousel and Red Baron. Attractions such as Street Legal Grand Prix style Dodgems enable you to test your skills and compete against your friends and family.

The Australian National Aviation Museum is located at Moorabbin Airport near Melbourne Victoria and is recognised as Australia’s only true National Aviation Museum.

Owned and operated by the Australian Aircraft Restoration Group, a not for profit Company, limited by Guarantee. The collection was established in 1962 and is the oldest volunteer Aviation Museum in Australia.

Over the last 40 years, the museum has saved a number of significant examples of Australia's aviation heritage, and with nearly 50 aircraft on display, in storage or under restoration, the Museum is one of the largest in Australia.

Built in 1920 as the Victory Theatre (a cinema), the National Theatre was converted into a live performance venue in 1972-74. It functions today as a community arts centre for over 70 groups including musical comedy performances, dance companies, multi-cultural events and school groups. Annual Festivals are held by groups as diverse as the Latvian Community, Surfing Films and the St Kilda Writers' Festival. Commercial events recently have included Janis Ian, Henry Rollins, Rufus Wainwright and Edgley Productions' Swan Lake. School holidays usually feature the Reel Holidays programme - recent release films shown at very low prices (usually free to adults accompanied by children). As the events vary it is wise to check the box office on 95254611.

Enjoy a personalised tour that caters to your tastes.

SavvyShopTours offer you and up to six of your friends (or guests) the pleasure of visiting small (or large) eclectic shops that are dotted around the Melbourne suburbs.

Tell them if you like homewares, gardenwares, clothes, hats, bags, scarves, jewellery, furniture, crafts, childrens’ things, products to pamper the body, unusual gifts or anything else that you delight in.

Let them know if your style is shabby chic, modern, retro, art deco, contemporary, Asian, French, Mexican, European or any other particular ‘look’.

Since 1970, The Esplanade Market is a St Kilda Sunday delight. It's famous for a good reason- there's something for everyone and more! Enjoy browsing through works by more that 130 artists and crafts people in Melbourne's open-air gallery by the sea. Shop for handcrafted gifts and souvenirs, from furniture to jewellery, and buy direct from the artists that created them. New stalls are added to the market on a regular basis, so there is always something new to catch your eye. Don't miss this unique and refreshing shopping experience!

Aurora's facilities are world class. As a spa guest you will have complimentary use of our lounge, change rooms, lockers, towels, filtered water and herbal tea blends and for some treatments you'll have complimentary use of spa pajamas/robes and slippers.

Whether you are looking for a luxury cruise in Melbourne for an indulgent day with friends, a romantic Bed and Breakfast getaway with someone special or the excitement of participating in your own regatta, Victorian Yacht Charters Melbourne will make it happen.

With the best fleet of luxury yachts on the Bay, you can book a chart cruise in Melbourne and to wow your friends, special someone or your corporate associates. We have the yacht to suit your social and corporate sailing needs including lunch cruises, dinner cruises, jazz cruises and hens party cruises.

The most fun you can have on the bay in Melbourne without getting wet .

Experience the raw power of St Kilda Spinner twin turbo charged power as our skipper puts you through fish tails and 270 degree spins on and over the waves.

And the whole time you stay safe and dry in your fully restrained racing seat!

After we give you our safety briefing we load you into the boat and strap you in. We then gently make our way out to sea where we pass by a flotilla of magnificent yachts...

But once we we hit the bay, your adrenalin rush begins!

In the years since its opening in 1975, Glen Eira City Council's Gallery has established a prominent reputation within the Melbourne public gallery scene. Located on the ground floor of the historic Glen Eira Town Hall, access to the Gallery is gained through the majestic classically-styled portico on the corner of Glen Eira and Hawthorn Roads, Caulfield.

Through the exhibition and regular rotation of Council’s permanent art collection in public areas of the Town Hall, and the production of survey shows of prominent contemporary Melbourne artists and craftspeople, the Gallery plays an important part in contributing to a rich cultural life for the residents of Glen Eira and the wider community. In addition to the production of these exciting exhibitions, the Gallery also co-ordinates two major art awards, including the Silk Cut Award and the Alice Bale Art Award.

The Gallery is also a popular hire space for local artists. In addition to assuring an exhibition program rich in diversity and scope, the use of the Gallery as a hire space also provides a forum for local artists to show their work within a professionally equipped space at competitive rates. Floor to ceiling panels can be moved to divide the Gallery into one-third, half or a flexible full gallery space.
 

Our Mission at AQUA DAY is to create an exceptional experience for our clients. Our Goal is to provide our clients with quality service in a friendly atmosphere with a commitment to lifelong learning.

We will pamper you with soothing body treatments that not only nourish your skin but will also relax and ease your day’s stress into a forgotten realm.

Masci believe we all have the right to stop from our hectic lives to rest, relax and rejuvenate.

Treat yourself kindly and practice "self nourishment".

We declare Masci a place to "paint your soul" and "smile"

The Masci Culture values our people and our clients.
We encourage "self acceptance", "indulgent pampering" and allow you to be "inwardly outrageous".

This is what makes Masci Hair & Spa a unique experience.

Welcome to Oasis Day Spa in Melbourne and Natural Health Clinic and Remedial Massage Melbourne center; At Oasis our mission is simple - "Health, Vitality and Wellbeing". It is all about leading an active and healthy lifestyle and being the best we can be on the inside as well as the outside. At Oasis we utilise natural therapies to keep us healthy and to complement our spa services.

Opened in mid 2002, Brightspace is a large, naturally lit two-room gallery in St Kilda. We show established and emerging contemporary artists and we actively promote the space to host creative endeavors and presentations of all types.

The Tikkun Olam committee of Shira Hadasha is delighted to invite you to the inauguration of the Alt New I am Art gallery. Mark Baker will launch the exhibition, which features a recent work by Yosl Bergner that comments on the prevailing Indigenous predicament. 25% of proceeds from the gallery’s opening exhibition will be donated to one of our major endeavours. The kehillah will fund a graduating prize in honour of William Cooper,* for an Indigenous student in Indigenous Health, and another in Indigenous Education. Over time, we hope to grow these into full PhD scholarships.

Artman Gallery is a Melbourne-based art gallery and studio, dedicated to showcasing artistic talent in a variety of mediums from primary artist Judy Silman, as well as established and emerging artists. Having only just opened, our aims are to promote these talented artists, and to build a community of creativity, culture, learning and art.

Bayside Sculpture, formerly known as Mercy Sculpture Centre, was established:

- To provide opportunities for emerging sculptors, particularly women, to further their artistic development

- To create commissioned work ,religious and other, of high standard and aesthetic value

- To offer opportunities for artists, particularly sculptors, to exhibit their work
 

Co-owners Julia Clements and Colin Bruce said they would rotate the exhibitors every few weeks, mixing local, Victorian and interstate artists.

bower gallery is a not for profit artist run contemporary exhibition space aimed at nurturing and promoting the creative development of emerging and established artists.

a nest for the creative collective.

Established in 1995 in the Bayside village of Sandringham, Without Pier Gallery moved to new premises 3 kilometres east in Cheltenham in 2006. The gallery has developed an enviable reputation as a specialist in contemporary Australian art. The Gallery offers an eclectic range of art and artefacts from renowned and rising Australian and Aboriginal artists.

In July 2009, Without Pier opened our second gallery at 417 Hampton Street, Hampton, specialising in Australian Modern Realism and Contemporary Art.

Collectors can also browse through a wide range of framed and unframed Limited Edition prints and etchings, by local and national artists.

Without Pier offers a wide selection of pieces to suit all personal tastes, decor and price range.
 

Monash University Museum of Art is located in Caulfield, Victoria.
 

Vivien Anderson Gallery is a specialist gallery with over 20 years expertise in the field of aboriginal art. The gallery specialises in collection development and advice to individual and corporate clients, sales and placement of significant collections nationally and internationally, as well as managing and promoting the gallery artists long term.
 

Small Wonder Gallery is located in Murrumbeena, Victoria.

The Gallery at Bayside Arts & Cultural Centre is a new exciting exhibiting space, designed to professional standards and featuring a fully integrated audio-visual system. The Gallery showcases dynamic exhibitions by established, emerging and local artists. The following free exhibitions are just some of the highlights featured in the eclectic and vibrant new program being displayed across The Gallery’s exhibition spaces in the coming months.

Lauraine Diggins Fine Art specialises in Australian colonial, impressionist, modern, contemporary and Australian Aboriginal painting, sculpture and decorative arts. We unconditionally guarantee the authenticity of all artworks offered for sale.

Lauraine Diggins has been operating in the Australian fine art market since 1974 and although Melbourne based, her business is conducted throughout Australia and internationally.

The gallery, discreetly located in a quiet Melbourne street and purpose designed by architect Graeme Gunn, is set in an environment which provides for confidentiality and is a relaxing place in which to view a wide selection of Australian fine art and Aboriginal art. The gallery's philosophy is about establishing long term relationships with its clients focusing on their interests, assessing their needs and meeting their objectives.

Louey & Lane Gallery opened in 2007, to represent emerging and established Australian artists. Situated at 1136 Glenhuntly Road, Glen Huntly, Victoria, Australia, 3163.

The art gallery has four exhibition spaces, showing artworks in painting, sculpture, jewellery, printmaking, mosaics, ceramics, photography and glass. Lo

The Jackman Gallery has established itself in St Kilda as one of Melbourne’s major contemporary art galleries. The Gallery represents a select group of established painters, sculptors and photographers, sourcing some of Australia’s most innovative emerging talents.

We offer an exciting exhibition program, presenting three week shows for individual, group and themed exhibitions. The Jackman Gallery website has regular updates for each show, as well as comprehensive profiles of each artist.

Our staff are pleased to help with selection, hanging and placement for your home or office and are available for in house consultations. If you are interested in investing or collecting our Director is pleased to offer unbiased and discerning advice.

The gallery itself is spacious and modern, looking out onto an outdoor, sun filled sculpture garden. In addition to the gallery, a massive stockroom collection is housed next door, also operating as a viewing gallery.

Heavenly Feet prides itself on providing a warm and professional atmosphere focused on caring for your needs. Any problem can be discussed with an open heart and healed.

Our clients often comment that the Heavenly Feet family environment allows them to feel more relaxed and nurtured.

My Spa is the beginning of something new in the Day Spa industry. It brings together Health, Beauty, Fitness and Wellbeing in a welcoming, friendly yet results oriented environment. We believe that pursuing a healthy, balanced happy life and enjoying life to the fullest, means not having to worry about health, beauty and fitness issues slowing you down.

Our commitment is to help you achieve the results and lifestyle you need, to become the best you can be. We have sourced the latest ground - breaking ideas, products and treatments to help you get to here you want to go and our staff are trained to ensure you get the results you expect.

Come in and enjoy the ‘My Spa’ experience. We promise to replenish, pamper and rejuvenate, to let the real you take shape

Skin Day Spa is located in Fitzroy and St Kilda offering a unique spa experience. Specialising in Spa, Massage and beauty

Lotus Health Spa is the place to pamper and treat yourself or your loved one.

We offer a full range of services from pampering to general health. Take the time to browse our site to appreciate the full range of services we can offer you.

 The Astor Theatre is a cinema in the grand, old manner. The theatre’s proud boast is Fine Films and Atmosphere and it is now the last single screen cinema of its kind in continuous operation in Melbourne, still standing since its grand opening over 75 years ago.

When you walk into The Astor you are transported back to the days when going to the cinema was an EVENT. The cinema was built in the 1930s and still retains the art-deco charm of that period.

Long famous for its presentation of classics, cult favourites and select new releases, The Astor projects a range of mediums including 35mm prints and the now rare 70mm format (over three times the size of 35mm, with glorious detail and clarity). The Astor is also home to the Barco 4K Digital Projector, the highest quality projector of its kind in Australia. When you see a film in 4K (up to four times the industry standard resolution!) or 2K format at The Astor, you are seeing a presentation that is unmatched.

Programming is for a different double feature (yes, a DOUBLE feature – two movies for the price of one!) on most evenings of the week with regular matinees on Sundays. There are also some special, single-feature sessions (many at a reduced price), plus ongoing film maker retrospectives, film collections and festivals.

The Astor Theatre is home to an extraordinary roster of re-released classics in their original 35mm print format (like Casablanca and Some Like It Hot), lush Technicolor restorations (including The Wizard of Oz, Singin’ in the Rain and Rear Window), exquisite 70mm epics (Ben Hur and Vertigo), through to new digital remasters in 2K and 4K format (titles as varied as Dr Strangelove, Taxi Driver and Ghostbusters). Many of these films sit in the archive, a treasure trove of rare prints that the Astor are committed to preserving for future generations.

There are many choices to see a movie out there, but the aim of everybody at The Astor is to create a unique and special movie going experience that you will never forget! And keep an eye out for our resident cat, Marzipan, who just might like to sit on your lap!

St Kilda Openair Cinema brings live music at sunset and films under the stars to film and music lovers across Melbourne..

From 7pm each night Melbourne's most-loved indie bands and singer songwriters play as the sun sets over Port Phillip Bay. A fully licensed festival bar with tasty bar menu completes the summer sunset vibe. Guests may also bring their own picnic (no BYO alcohol or glass).

At dusk a full length feature film lights the huge outdoor screen – the film program pulls slightly from what you’d expect in mainstream cinema and we include of some lesser known films - but for the main part it’s cult favs, classics and the best of new summer releases.

Antonio Zeccola's involvement in film dates back to the 1960's where his first foray into the motion picture industry was (like his father's before him) a rented town hall screening films to small but enthusiastic audiences.

His obvious passion and commitment translated into success very quickly and by the mid to late 1970's Antonio operated a number of suburban cinemas including The Metropolitan in Brunswick, The Roma in Bourke Street and The Palace in Bourke Street from which the group derived its current corporate identity as Palace.

The group continued to flourish throughout the 1980's and early 1990's with the addition of a number of successful locations such as the Dendy Brighton, The Balwyn Cinema and The Academy Cinema in Paddington, NSW. During this time Palace Home Entertainment was created to cater for the growing demand for home videos.

Antonio Zeccola's involvement in film dates back to the 1960's where his first foray into the motion picture industry was (like his father's before him) a rented town hall screening films to small but enthusiastic audiences.

His obvious passion and commitment translated into success very quickly and by the mid to late 1970's Antonio operated a number of suburban cinemas including The Metropolitan in Brunswick, The Roma in Bourke Street and The Palace in Bourke Street from which the group derived its current corporate identity as Palace.

The group continued to flourish throughout the 1980's and early 1990's with the addition of a number of successful locations such as the Dendy Brighton, The Balwyn Cinema and The Academy Cinema in Paddington, NSW. During this time Palace Home Entertainment was created to cater for the growing demand for home videos.

Theatre Works aims to:

- Support artists at all stages of artistic exploration, from initial idea through to realisation

- Work in partnership with venues, festivals and producers to present the best local, national and international small to medium scale performances

- Develop deep and sustained relationships with artists who are bringing new stories to the stage and rigorously investigating form

- Develop innovative and varied ways in which audiences can engage with performance and performance making processes

Theatre Works is a venue focused on providing a flexible, friendly, technically equipped, well-maintained and financially viable theatre space supportive of emerging artists and artistic trends.

Brighton Theatre Company began its days as “The St Andrew’s Players” performing at St. Andrew’s Church Hall in Brighton. The company then moved on to St Peter’s Parish Hall, Were Street and were known as “Brighton Repertory Company”, later changing their name to “Brighton Theatre Company”. An invitation was received from Brighton Council to use the main auditorium of the Town Hall, and in 1984 we began operations on that site. With the redevelopment of the Town Hall as an Arts & Cultural Centre, the company moved to the former library and constructed our own “little theatre” – seating 84 patrons. In 2009, the Bayside Council made a number of alterations to the interior of the building including a new entrance and modern foyer for the theatre. We have installed new seating and now seat 93 patrons.
 

Established in 1994, Ranters Theatre was founded by graduates of the Victorian College of the Arts, Melbourne. Since that time the company has created over fifteen critically acclaimed productions, toured Europe extensively since 1999, and has been programmed in numerous international arts festivals.

The company consists of Artistic Director Adriano Cortese, Writer Raimondo Cortese, General Manager Alison Halit and performers Heather Bolton, Beth Buchanan, Kris Bidenko, Zoe Burton, Paul Lum, and Patrick Moffatt.