Open House Melbourne Moves Online in July 2020
In response to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and the precautionary measures advised by local and global health authorities, Open House Melbourne has made the pro-active decision to shift the Melbourne 2020 Weekend and July program online. The Open House Melbourne 2020 program will engage audiences in web-based architectural and design focused events leading up to a hive of online activity during the Open House Weekend, 25 + 26 July.
The program will be accessible anywhere, by anyone with an internet connection and the majority of events will be available free of charge.
A predominately digital event supports a responsive, accessible, inspiring and enjoyable program attune to our communities' current experience. A predominantly digital Open House provides a unique opportunity to do things differently; to innovate and engage with new collaborators and reach new audiences from not only across Melbourne and Victoria but around the world. It is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate one of the world's most liveable cities.
The full program of buildings and digital events will be announced in July.
Learn more at https://www.openhousemelbourne.org/2020-open-house-melbourne-program-update/.
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Menopause The Musical Athenaeum Theatre One (9/02-9/06) |
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Scandal Viva Melbourne (5/01-4/25) PHOTOS |
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PAW Patrol™ Live! "Race to the Rescue" MyState Bank Arena (7/25-7/25) |
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Kindred People 2026 The Ian Potter Centre for Performing Arts (9/01-9/05) |
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Rabbit & Watson by Shane Woon Northcote Town Hall Arts Centre (7/15-7/26) |
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Cut Chilli by Chenturan Aran Northcote Town Hall Arts Centre (8/12-8/23) |
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NAT''S WHAT I RECKON: Panic at the Bistro The Thornbury Theatre (11/28-11/28) |
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PAW Patrol™ Live! "Race to the Rescue" Margaret Court Arena (8/22-8/23) |
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Monty Python's Spamalot The Athenaeum (9/16-10/11) |
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Faulty Towers The Dining Experience Oaks Melbourne on Market Hotel (3/06-12/12) |