You know it’s a slow Melbourne day when you can walk to the supermarket in your pyjama pants and not run into a single person you know. That was the plan for this particular afternoon — nothing more ambitious than milk and bread — until a friend messaged about a small exhibition she’d seen on […]
Abbey Medieval Festival Tips: What We Wish We Knew Before Going
We’d never been to the Abbey Medieval Festival before this year. Knew nothing really, just “medieval costumes, out near Caboolture.” Don’t do what we almost did. This thing sells out every single year, general entry and the Friday Family Fun Day both, and 2026’s tickets were gone completely before the festival even happened. Early bird […]
NGV Children’s Play: Ragnar Kjartansson
I just saw the information for the NGV’s latest kids’ exhibit, and honestly, it appears to be an event worth attending. It has officially made it on our list of activities we must do to do with the kids for the latter half of the year. This time, the exhibit is created by Ragnar Kjartansson, […]
Lightscape Perth Reviews
This year’s Lightscape in Perth is probably the best one yet. Honestly, it’s really worth going. We booked through Ticketek, just search “Lightscape” on Google and it comes up straight away. It rained a bit while we were there, but the rain under the spotlights actually made everything look way better than expected. Kind of […]
Bloodsuckers Exhibition at Sydney Australian Museum Review
There is a super cool Bloodsuckers exhibition in Sydney right now. It is seriously so cool. A whole street lined with giant red mosquito posters floating overhead who would not be completely obsessed? Nature’s vampires, the bloodsuckers! Such an advanced state of mind, it instantly connected with my brain, and I was already falling in […]
Harry Potter The Exhibition Reviews
Our kid really loves Harry Potter, so we bought tickets a few months in advance. This time going to Harry Potter The Exhibition at Sydney Olympic Park really felt like stepping back into Hogwarts. The whole exhibition is very interactive and participatory, and there was no boredom along the way. Not only children, but adults […]
Melbourne Museum Rome Exhibition 2026 – Empire, Power, People Experience and Guide
Melbourne Museum’s ROME: Empire, Power, People exhibition is already open. This exhibition, whether in artifact level, scale, or curation, is top-level presentation of Roman culture in Australia! The exhibition fully presents the history of the Roman Empire after Caesar, from rise to fall. It brings together 180 pieces from Italy’s two top museums, Roman National […]
Brisbane Exhibition That Makes You Stop and Feel — Olafur Eliasson Presence
We went in the middle of a very hot summer day just to see the latest exhibition at QAGOMA Olafur Eliasson Presence. Before going, we kept thinking what kind of work could actually feel immersive. We couldn’t really picture it. Then we realised the most direct way to experience it was to observe my own […]
Perth Cottesloe Beach Sculpture Exhibition 2026 What You Need to Know
It’s that time of the year again, the beach sculpture exhibition is back. If you’re worried about the heat during the day, going in the late afternoon is actually perfect. Sunset with the ocean and sculptures together just looks so good. Exhibition period: 6 Mar – 23 Mar 2026Location: Cottesloe Beach, PerthEntry: completely free An […]
The Ultimate Guide to Sydney Biennale 2026: ‘Rememory’ at White Bay Power Station
The Sydney Biennale has finally opened. Went on the first day to White Bay Power Station. The 25th Biennale of Sydney 2026 theme is “Rememory,” about memories scattered by time, and stories of migration, displacement, and the search for belonging. This time the overall experience was quite impressive. The abandoned power station fits very well […]