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There’s 100% fun in store this week as 100 everyday Melburnians to take to the stage to bring the city to life. There's also the chance to discover the meaning of infinity, shop sustainably and find the perfect coffee.
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Friday 4 May to Sunday 6 May
One hundred everyday Melburnians bring the city to life in a unique part-theatre, part-game, part-reality performance. World-renowned artists Rimini Protokoll draw on experts in daily life to create 100% Melbourne, where each participant represents one per cent of the city's population. Melbourne's census data takes centre stage.
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Saturday 5 May
Download the Garage Sale Trail app to help you find some hidden treasure as Victoria turns into the biggest real-world, community-based marketplace in
Australia. If you happen to be in the city on Saturday then head to
Federation Square
or one of the many other locations in Melbourne to score a bargain. |
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Tuesday 8 May
Everyone knows infinity, right? The logical end of every playground argument. Explore the limits of numbers and find out what infinity really means, and how it has changed throughout the course of history. Laneway Learning host small, cheap and fun classes on topics that will knock your socks off – give it a try. |
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Considered by some as
Melbourne’s best coffee joint, Brother Baba Budan is clearly committed to quality coffee, from origin to cup. All their blended and single-origin coffees are directly sourced from farmers around the world, and you can read about their experiences on the
Seven Seeds website. Staff members are also more than happy to share their coffee expertise in the retail section of the cafe. |
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It’s rare to find garments designed and manufactured locally, which makes Obus something of a
Melbourne
treasure. The label has a growing international reputation for sourcing beautiful fabrics from around the world to create striking and practical clothes for the modern travelling woman. Also, look out for the Obus Wall Project – a site-specific artwork in their Flinders Lane store. |
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