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Find the best education events and make the most of your time tomorrow in Melbourne. From music to pets and more, we have the biggest event range and best discovery experience, there's something for everyone.
Join three Monash experts for a discussion on how AI is reshaping language, translation, interpretation, and meaning-making.
Networking lunch, campus tour & latest updates from ECA, PHE & UTAS plus prizes & surprises, Join us at ECA Melbourne Campus!
Design and create a special badge for your mum or someone special. Children will enjoy a fun, hands-on craft activity, making a meaningful keepsake to celebrate Mother’s Day.
Join our Art Lab, just for 9 - 13 year olds! Dive into the Art Lab and create something epic. Unleash your cool factor and let your creativity run wild!
We're proud to host Shinagawa Water Distillery (品川水蒸留所) and UZUMA HEAVY INDUSTRY for an intimate, hands-on hydrosol masterclass — right here at Crimson Coffee. In this 90-minute experience, you'll watch a live desktop distillation using rare Japanese and Australian botanicals, then taste your way through six distinct hydrosol varieties — pure, aromatic waters crafted entirely without alcohol. Designed for baristas, specialty coffee professionals, and anyone curious about the intersection of scent, flavor, and craft beverage culture.
Book Club for readers in Year 3 & 4!
Level up your Excel skills at our interactive workshop! Learn practical tips and tricks—from VLOOKUPs to smarter formatting—that you’ll actually use in uni and beyond. Open to all majors, no prior experience needed. Spots are limited, so grab your ticket now! 📊✨
NYCC is the annual gathering of Children’s, Youth and Young Adults workers from the different Synods of the Uniting Church in Australia. The Agenda for the 2026 meeting will be sent via email.
Documentary screening and introduction by the documentary creator Gary Newman!
Join a panel discussing PhD students' future, facilitated by GSA's Research Officer, Farnaz. The panel will consist of four panellists who are currently working across different sectors, including industry, government, and academia. The panellists will address students’ questions about their experiences during their PhD, provide insights into career pathways across different sectors, and discuss how to transition into professional life after completing a PhD. The panel will be followed by a mentoring session, networking, and dinner.
Join us at this free professional development workshop for Stonnington educators on how to successfully create a school habitat garden together with your students. You’ll hear from Wemba Wemba Wergaia ecologist and educator Dean Stewart, Aboriginal Tours and Education Melbourne, Lost Lands Found, eco-art installation in Stonnington at Central Park in Malvern. CERES School of Nature and Climate experts on urban biodiversity in schools for step-by-step, practical guidance on how to establish and sustain a school garden together with students. CERES are facilitators of the Victorian ResourceSmart Schools (RSS) program for the Stonnington area and have worked with schools across Victoria for decades, teaching students and the community about climate change and environmental challenges. support to develop a tailored habitat garden plan for your school and receive some free indigenous plants Afternoon tea will be provided. This event is specifically designed for primary and secondary educators from Stonnington schools, though Early Years educators are welcome to register. Bookings essential. For more information about Stonnington's sustainability offerings for local schools, visit our website or subscribe to our quarterly Sustainable Schools Update.
Put your creativity to work and walk away with something you'll actually use every day! In this hands-on after-school sewing workshop, students will design and sew their very own drawstring pencil case from scratch. Beginners will learn how to thread the machine and grow in confidence with every stitch. There's no pressure to rush — each time a student sits down at the machine, their skills and comfort grow a little more. Working step-by-step with guided instruction, students will be introduced to key techniques that form the foundation of quality sewing: Planning & Design, Precision Cutting, French Seams, and Drawstring Insertion. Sewing is not a race; it is a skill that takes time, patience, and practice to develop. Whether it takes 1 or 2 weeks, every student will have a completed drawstring pencil case they designed and made themselves.