Melbourne events & things to do in July 2027

Fitzroy, Collingwood, and Richmond mix Brunswick Street, Smith Street, Victoria Street, pubs, live music, street art, Vietnamese food, and the MCG edge.

St Kilda and the bay suburbs add Luna Park, Acland Street, Fitzroy Street, pier walks, beaches, Brighton bathing boxes, and sunset tram rides.

South Yarra, Prahran, and Toorak follow Chapel Street and Stonnington with boutiques, restaurants, bars, Prahran Market, and expensive residential streets.

A leafy bend of the Yarra just east of the city, Abbotsford pairs the riverside Abbotsford Convent arts precinct and Collingwood Children's Farm with a cluster of craft breweries, cafes, and towpath cycling trails.

The Maribyrnong River and Aberfeldie Park, providing green spaces for relaxation and recreation. Afton Street and Buckley Street are key roads in the area, with local amenities nearby.

An inner suburb of Melbourne, situated 4 km south of the CBD. The area is known for its parklands and proximity to the city center.

Quiet and safe, Alphington features access to the Yarra River and extensive parklands, perfect for walking and cycling.

A family-friendly beach with shallow waters and lifeguards. Pier Street has a variety of restaurants and cafes, while the nearby Altona Pier offers fishing and views of Port Phillip Bay.

Armadale has two railway stations and is bordered by Glenferrie Road and Orrong Road. The area features local shops and dining options along Malvern Road, with a mix of residential streets and parks.

A range of cafés, restaurants, and shops along Union Road, with options for Spanish, Italian, and Indian cuisine. It's close to Flemington Racecourse, the Melbourne Showgrounds, and the Maribyrnong River walking trails.

The Ashburton Village shopping strip on High Street features a mix of shops and eateries, while the Ashburton Pool and Recreation Centre offers leisure activities. Nearby, the Ashburton Community Centre and Library provide local services, and the area is known for its parks along Gardiners Creek.

Auburn has local stops such as the Melbourne Tram Museum with restored trams from 1906 and the Hawthorn Arts Centre, a historic building from the late 19th century. Foodies will enjoy the Boroondara Farmers Market, showcasing local produce and artisanal goods.

A large Orthodox Jewish community, with kosher restaurants and shops, and several Jewish schools. Many streets are named after Crimean War battles, including Balaclava Road, Inkerman Road, and Crimea Street.

Tree-lined streets and a family-friendly atmosphere, with parks like Balwyn Park and Maranoa Gardens for outdoor activities. Balwyn Village offers boutique shops, cafes, and restaurants, while the Palace Cinema hosts international films and festivals.

A mostly residential atmosphere with small retail areas and parks. The localities of Greythorn and Bellevue offer a glimpse of suburban life, with plenty of single dwelling houses and some green spaces.

A mix of cafes like The Hatter & Hare and Kafenio, along with supermarkets like Aldi and Coles within a short walk. The area is quiet and features the Dandenong Creek Trail, with access to Marie Wallace Bayswater Park for outdoor activities.

Trendy cafes and restaurants near the beach, with a shopping strip that includes a supermarket, bakery, and various eateries. The area is also close to the Royal Melbourne Golf Club and Ricketts Point Marine Park.

Tree-lined streets and a mix of parks, cafes, and shops, with easy access to public transport. The Blackburn Lake Sanctuary offers walking tracks and birdwatching opportunities, while the nearby Blackburn Square Shopping Centre has various dining and retail options.

Koorong Blackburn, a bookstore, alongside other boutique shops.

Box Hill has local stops such as Box Hill Gardens, a park with a lake and walking paths, and Tien Dat, a Vietnamese restaurant known for traditional soups and noodle dishes. The area also features Bar Nearby, which offers a relaxed setting for drinks and occasional live music.

Known for its much-photographed, brightly colored wooden beach huts from the early 1900s. The area has bakery-cafes, jewelry stores, and beaches, with notable spots like All Diamonds Elsternwick and Bantatthong Thai Restaurant.

Spacious parklands like Dendy Park, one of Victoria's largest outdoor recreation areas, along with Hurlingham Park and Landcox Park. The area is bordered by Nepean Highway and North Road, providing easy access to nearby attractions.

A mix of cafes, bars, and restaurants along Sydney Road and Lygon Street, offering global cuisines from Middle Eastern to Italian. The area is also home to parks like Princes Park and local attractions such as the Ceres Community Environment Park.

A mix of residential and commercial properties, with Lygon Street and Holmes Street marking its western border. The area has a variety of local eateries and is close to Merri Creek, which offers green spaces for relaxation.

A mix of cafes, bars, and restaurants along Sydney Road, Lygon Street, and Nicholson Street, with popular spots like Code Black Coffee and Bar Idda. The area is also home to parks like Quarries Park and Dunstan Reserve, providing green spaces for relaxation and recreation.