Opening Party with PBS
Come experience the new hum happening in Tadao Ando’s iconic pavilion, as we celebrate the launch of Season 11.
Read allThe season begins with music, fashion, and a kiosk takeover at Tadao Ando's pavilion.
Come experience the new hum happening in Tadao Ando’s iconic pavilion, as we celebrate the launch of Season 11.
Read allThe pavilion converts to runway mode in a homespun fashion show followed by an afterparty with DJ Brown Suga Princess.
Read allExperience a bright new batch of hand-made, edible art from Minako Asai on opening weekend.
Read allCome experience the new hum happening in Tadao Ando’s iconic pavilion, as we celebrate the launch of Season 11.
Read allThe pavilion converts to runway mode in a homespun fashion show followed by an afterparty with DJ Brown Suga Princess.
Read allExperience a bright new batch of hand-made, edible art from Minako Asai on opening weekend.
Read allWhat does it mean to call somewhere or something home? We lay the welcome mat, 28 November – 15 December 2024.
Join ILBIJERRI Theatre Company and Melbourne Theatre Company for a groundbreaking conversation that celebrates the vibrant tapestry of First People’s stories.
Read allGather, graze, and share stories of belonging over Free to Feed’s shared table at MPavilion which are always fragrant and brimming with dishes from around the world.
Read allIntimate insights into the everyday give new nuance to the collective experience of the city – a look at inclusive design through a series of personal lenses.
Read allA pond-side podcast led by two biracial women who are endlessly fascinated by the juggling of cultures, identities, and family gossip that can come with being mixed-race.
Read allJoin ILBIJERRI Theatre Company and Melbourne Theatre Company for a groundbreaking conversation that celebrates the vibrant tapestry of First People’s stories.
Read allGather, graze, and share stories of belonging over Free to Feed’s shared table at MPavilion which are always fragrant and brimming with dishes from around the world.
Read allIntimate insights into the everyday give new nuance to the collective experience of the city – a look at inclusive design through a series of personal lenses.
Read allA pond-side podcast led by two biracial women who are endlessly fascinated by the juggling of cultures, identities, and family gossip that can come with being mixed-race.
Read allAs night falls and fruit bats fly, a new experimental music program takes over MPavilion.
A musical sisterhood—borne from a wintery collaboration—blooms, live at the pavilion.
Read allGhostly atonalism and sound collage from an artist working at the exploratory edges.
Read allA violinist and a composer team up to paint the pavilion with multi-layered landscapes of sound.
Read allA musical sisterhood—borne from a wintery collaboration—blooms, live at the pavilion.
Read allGhostly atonalism and sound collage from an artist working at the exploratory edges.
Read allA violinist and a composer team up to paint the pavilion with multi-layered landscapes of sound.
Read allOne morning a week, we’re firing up the coffee station, then opening up the space for fresh creative insights and opportunities for stillness.
A meditation experience with the potential to poetically reframe your relationship to solitude.
Read allGet lost in thoughts of foliage and drown out the morning traffic with birdsong.
Read allMuch-loved radio host Jacinta Parsons opens us up to communal silence to provoke reawakening of our listening selves.
Read allA meditation experience with the potential to poetically reframe your relationship to solitude.
Read allGet lost in thoughts of foliage and drown out the morning traffic with birdsong.
Read allMuch-loved radio host Jacinta Parsons opens us up to communal silence to provoke reawakening of our listening selves.
Read allWominjeka (Welcome) We acknowledge the people of the Eastern Kulin Nation as the Traditional Custodians of the land on which MPavilion stands. We pay our respects to their Elders, past and present – and recognise they have been creating, telling stories and caring for Country for thousands of generations.
Minako Asai is the owner and creator of MinnieSweets, creating delicious, authentic and seasonal Japanese confectionery (known as “wagashi”) by hand. After a career working in the incredible food hall of one of Japan’s largest department stores, Minako is on a mission to make Melbourne known for wagashi, and runs workshops, demonstrations and events to further educate...
We already know researcher, broadcaster and writer, Jacinta Parsons, is a great talker and listener. Now, she’s inviting us to listen intently to the beautiful, clanging hum of the city surrounding us. Ahead of Wake Up With Design: The Sounds of Our City With Jacinta Parsons, we caught up with Jacinta to hear more about her...
This week, we’re looking back on the past seven seasons of the BLAKitecture forum, curated by Sarah Lynn Rees and, most recently, by MPavilion’s program consultant Bradley Kerr. As an annual feature of the MPavilion program, BLAKitecture aims to centralise Indigenous voices in conversations about architecture, the built environment and the representation of histories. Since...