What to do in Melbourne on Monday?
54 events on Monday, November 2, 2026. Highlights: Brassaï: Secret Paris (Heide Museum of Modern Art), Gian Manik: Fantasy Chamber (Linden New Art), 1-800 GIRLS (The Underpass). Free: 14. Busiest venues: Linden New Art, The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia, Heide Museum of Modern Art.
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6 PM
Matt and Alex - 5 Raves in 5 Days: 10th Anniversary Tour
Matt Okine · Alex Dyson
$49.90 Tickets
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7 PM
Darcy Baker "Nothing Is Wasted, There's Always A Lesson" EP Launch Show
Darcy Baker
$24.99 Tickets
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7 PM
WINDWAKER - 'smile, you're on camera' Australian Tour 2026
Windwaker · The Pretty Wild · DREGG · RinRin
$69.90 Tickets
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7:30 PM
Monday Night Mayhem
As a Rival · Circle the Sun · Two Face Trio · The Two Face Trio
$15.85 Tickets
Questions and answers
- What to do in Melbourne on Monday: how many events?
- 54 events on Monday, November 2, 2026.
- What to do in Melbourne on Monday: what are the highlights?
- Highlights: Brassaï: Secret Paris (Heide Museum of Modern Art), Gian Manik: Fantasy Chamber (Linden New Art), 1-800 GIRLS (The Underpass).
- What to do in Melbourne on Monday: which venues?
- Busiest venues: Linden New Art (5), The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia (4), Heide Museum of Modern Art (4).
- What to do in Melbourne on Monday: is anything free?
- Yes. Free: 14, including Made to Move: Australian Jewellery 1960–2020: From the NGV…, The National Gallery of Victoria Travelling Scholarship.