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Art Exhibitions Melbourne

Discover local art events and meet fellow enthusiasts

Margaret Preston exhibition at NGV Fed Square

Sun, Nov 8, 2:15 AM
From Bayside Culture Vultures Women 50+
4.7
4 attendees
ACMI - Cafe and Exhibition

ACMI - Cafe and Exhibition

Sat, Nov 14, 12:45 AM
From Christian Gatherings (formerly Backpackers)
4.8

**Saturday,** 14th November 2026 **Time:** 11.45am to 3pm **Meeting place** \- ACMI Cafe \+ Bar\, Level 1\, ACMI Fed Square Meet for friendly conversation over over food and drink. Then check out the free exhibitions which include :- * The Story of the Moving Image * Games Lab * Feng Mego * Free Ticketed Artist led Auslan Tour: Sam Martin - Explore Auslan on screen and The Story of the Moving Image with Deaf artist and filmmaker Sam Martin See **ACMI website** for more information and to get a free ticket for Artist led Auslan Tour: Sam Martin. **[https://www.acmi.net.au/](https://www.acmi.net.au/)**

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6 attendees

Fabulous 70s: Floor talk with fashion designer Jenny Bannister

Wed, Nov 11, 12:30 AM
From Bayside Culture Vultures Women 50+
4.7
5 attendees
Gallery & Coffee Friend Outing

Gallery & Coffee Friend Outing

Sun, Nov 15, 12:00 AM
From BeSocial. Melbourne
4.6

Join a small group for a relaxed gallery visit followed by coffee and conversation. This event is a great way to meet people without the pressure of constant talking. We’ll explore a gallery or exhibition together, take our time looking around, and then head to a nearby cafe afterwards to chat about what we saw. Art, design, and creative spaces naturally give people something to talk about, making this a great event if you want connection to feel more organic. You don’t need to know anything about art to join — curiosity is more than enough. Come solo, meet the group, and enjoy a thoughtful weekend activity with people who are also looking to make genuine friendships. The coffee afterwards is where conversations can continue and people can get to know each other more personally. **Perfect for:** creative people, gallery lovers, coffee lovers, quiet conversationalists, and anyone wanting a calm social experience. **Please note that downloading our app is a requirement for attending the event.** The app will be used throughout the event for prompts, activities, and other interactive content so having it ready will ensure you can fully participate. https://apps.apple.com/au/app/besocial/id6759604739 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.appetiser.besocial&hl=en **Event photography and videography may take place at this event. Images and footage captured may be used in future BeSocial promotional materials.** **If you do not wish to appear in promotional materials, please notify Nexaro Group Pty Ltd before the event by emailing support@besocialapp.co, or let the event hosts know on the day.**

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29 attendees
Ripponlea Estate Trust Makers Market

Ripponlea Estate Trust Makers Market

Sun, Nov 15, 1:00 AM
From Shy Peoples Drawing Club
4.8

The Trust Makers Market is a monthly event currently hosted at Ripponlea Estate. Wonder and browse through locally crafted goods and artisanal bites to the gorgeous backdrop of the estate gardens. We’ll be seated on the lawn so please bring something comfortable to sit on. *More info will be given closer to the date.* This is a PAID EVENT, a gold coin donation is required for entry to the gardens and the market.

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12 attendees

CARBON - Preview

Sat, Nov 7, 8:30 AM
From Melbourne Culture Vultures
4.6
1 attendee
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Frequently asked questions

Meetup connects people by helping them find and participate in local events and groups based on common interests, ranging from art to technology and more.

You can search for art exhibitions in your area using Meetup by browsing the site and filtering events by location and interest, ensuring you never miss a local art event.

Yes, Melbourne hosts numerous art groups on Meetup. You can join these to explore exhibitions, discuss art, and connect with other art lovers in the city.

Absolutely! You can join multiple art-related groups on Meetup, allowing you to follow a variety of events and gatherings according to your artistic interests.

Joining Meetup and using its basic features to find events and groups is free, though some specific events might charge a fee as set by their organizers.

Yes, RSVPing to events is important, as it helps organizers manage attendance. It also ensures you have a spot reserved at the events you’re interested in.

Art exhibitions on Meetup are organized by local groups and artists. They create an event page, and interested individuals can RSVP and attend as per their provisions.

You can find art events happening this weekend by searching on Meetup. Use the date filters to view upcoming exhibitions specifically listed for the weekend.

While Meetup provides opportunities to meet art enthusiasts, forming friendships depends on interaction and active participation in the events and discussions.

Quality and activity levels can vary among groups depending on the organizers. Exploring different groups to find the best fit for your interests is recommended.

Availability of art exhibitions may vary across different areas of Melbourne. Major hubs usually host frequent events, but this depends on local organizers.

If no events are currently nearby, consider checking other categories of interest or creating a group to gather art enthusiasts locally.

Not necessarily. Some art events are held online, allowing wider participation across regions. Check the event details on Meetup for format specifics.

Art exhibitions on Meetup can range from large gallery openings to intimate artist talks, providing a diverse selection to cater to different interests.

Meetup emphasizes group participation in themed events. It's suited for community engagement, though individual artist collaborations aren't its primary focus.