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MEL&NYC

This winter, Melbourne’s leading cultural organisations and communities present diverse events that share culture, creativity, politics, business and everyday experience as seen through the eyes of leading New Yorkers and Australians.

This winter, Melbourne’s leading cultural organisations and communities present diverse events that share culture, creativity, politics, business and everyday experience as seen through the eyes of leading New Yorkers and Australians.

Extending across all corners of Melbourne from June to August 2018, MEL&NYC includes conversations, music, performance, dining, education exchange and community programming led by Arts Centre Melbourne, Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, Australian Centre for the Moving Image, Melbourne Food and Wine Festival, Melbourne International Jazz Festival, Melbourne Museum, Melbourne Recital Centre, Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, Melbourne Theatre Company, Melbourne Writers Festival, the National Gallery of Victoria, the Wheeler Centre and more.

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Past Events

MEL&NYC

Emily Nussbaum: Culture, Criticism and TV Today

Emily Nussbaum, Bhakthi Puvanenthiran

Past event

25 Aug

MEL&NYC

Ronan Farrow: Power, Abuse and Facing Facts

Ronan Farrow, Tracey Spicer

Past event

30 Aug

MEL&NYC

The Big Grapple: Loving and Loathing New York City

Sami Shah, Dave Graney, Brodie Lancaster, Sally Seltmann, Beverley Wang, Kate Miller-Heidke, Sarah Krasnostein, Tina Del Twist, Christie Whelan Browne

Past event

2 Jul
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