Things to do in Melbourne This Week (Monday 11th of June - Sunday 17th of June)

1. Melbourne Good Food Month

Good Food Month events feature only the best of the best International and home-grown chefs, restaurants and collaborations will set Melbourne on fire with the smells, taste and electrifying intensity that only Good Food Month can deliver.

2. Red Cross Pop-Up Shop

Bring your op-shopping, bargain-hunting, re-purposing, up-cycling friends and grab a bargain in this treasure trove of pre-loved, new and vintage fashion finds.

3. Celebrate Adam Lindsay Gordon, Australia's National Poet

Adam Lindsay Gordon lived almost half his short life in Australia, including 14 years in the south-east of South Australia.

4. Peloton Against Plastic

The Peloton Against Plastic is a tour of some special parts of South East Asia, with a different perspective.

5. Truffle Melbourne Festival 2018

Truffle Melbourne was established in 2014 and each season, their winter events programme attracts dedicated foodies.

6. DENFAIR 2018 Public Day

12,000 sqm of pure design with over 300 curated design brands and artists on display.

7. Colourful Carlton Exhibition

On this walk through the historic and interesting streets of Carlton you will see not only the beautiful 'boom period' architecture from the 1870s and 1880s, but also remnants of earlier eras, the 1850s and 1860s, before the advent of the cast iron terraces.

8. Town Hall Gallery After Dark

The doors of the Town Hall Gallery will open on select evenings in 2018 for a bit of music, the Arts Bar and special after-hours access to the best quality art in the eastern region.

9. Refugee Week Melbourne Launch

The aim of the event is to try to encourage people to think what we want to be celebrating this time next year and how we can all work together to get there.

10. I Am That - Yoga Open Day

Can't get better than FREE at the I Am That - Yoga Open Day at 1 - 7 Emma St, Collingwood, on 14 June 2018 from 6.

11. Audition for the National Boys Choir of Australia

Recognised for over 50 years, the National Boys Choir of Australia is a not for profit organisation that has performed extensively both nationally and internationally, regularly with the Melbourne Symphony, Opera Australia, in the acclaimed Qantas 'I Still Call Australia Home' advertisements and at