A family visit to the Royal Melbourne Show doesn’t have to break the bank, with plenty of free activities for every member of the family to enjoy. These are the freebies and handy hacks for a cost-effective outing at the show.
Finding the best showbag bargains at the Royal Melbourne Show just got easier. Here’s our step-by-step guide to creating your showbag shortlist with the Herald Sun’s interactive picker.
Doughnuts, dimmies and Dagwood dogs aren’t the only treats to scoff down at the Royal Melbourne Show. From craft beer to smoked ribs and vegan burgers, this is the ultimate guide to what to eat and drink at the showgrounds this year.
Looking for a last-minute camping destination for the family these school holidays? Here’s our guide to what’s available at these Victorian coastal, lakeside and bush campgrounds.
A DAY at the Royal Melbourne Show is a highlight of the year for many Victorian families. Here’s the ultimate guide to making the most of the Show.
FROM festivals and fashion to art, exhibitions and family-friendly activities, we have your essential guide to all the events happening across Melbourne this weekend.
MAKE the most of your time at the Royal Melbourne Show this year with our top ten highlights, from food to the best in entertainment.
THE school holidays start this weekend, and there are options aplenty on the streaming platforms to keep the kids entertained. Here are five of the finest you can go with right away.
EVERYONE loves the Royal Melbourne Show. So to help you make the most of your visit in 2018, minus the hefty costs, here’s everything you need to know to plan a fun day without burning a hole in your wallet.
FROM parks to petting zoos, waterfalls to whale watching we’ve rounded up the best things you can do with your kids in Melbourne and Victoria these school holidays.
FROM pop-ups of some of Melbourne’s best restaurants, masterclasses by chefs, samples of award-winning fare from some of the state’s finest producers, this year’s show is a feast of food with something for all tastes.
MELBOURNE children will be able to roam a $30 million city, where they will role-play dozens of careers including pilots, firefighters and police officers. And the 7000 sqm ‘mini city’ will be off-limits to parents.
‘MECHANICAL mad scientist’ Sam Xuereb will unleash one of his largest and loudest inventions — the V8 Tropical Thunder monster truck — at the Royal Melbourne Show.
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THERE will be lots of colour to follow next week as the St Kilda Arts Alive Crawl gets underway, with the St Kilda Arts Community giving over 100 artists and businesses a fun and engaging chance to showcase their work-of-arts.
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