It may be a whole lot colder but the prospect of a three-day weekend is one mighty-fine way to warm the soul. This coming King’s Birthday in Melbourne for 2025, Monday 9 June, a selection of Melbourne’s venues will still be turning it on for breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner.
What's On & Open Over Easter At A Glance
Here's what’s on and open on this King’s Birthday public holiday in Melbourne 2025 (so far):
What’s Open
The Douglas Club
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Cannoleria
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Luci
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That’s Amore Cheesery
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The Westin Melbourne Lobby Lounge - Beetlejuice The Musical High Tea Experience
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Allegro Restaurant
Hanoi Hannah Express Lane
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Hanoi Hannah Vol. II
BANG at The StandardX, Melbourne
Ciao Cielo
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Hotel Nacional
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Green Cup
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What's On
Spend The Weekend At Pt. Leo Estate
Location: 3649 Frankston-Flinders Road, Merricks
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Drive down to Pt Leo Estate this King’s Birthday for their numerous activities over the long weekend. Kick off the holidays with on Friday with Steak Night—featuring premium wood-fired cuts, house-made condiments and Peninsula-grown sides in a relaxed, family-friendly setting. On Saturday, wine lovers can quench their thirst during Pinot Frenzy, where the Cellar Door turns into a vibrant wine bar showcasing standout Mornington Peninsula Pinot Noirs from top local producers, paired with delicious snacks.
And finally, on Sunday, celebrate World Oceans Day at Laura with an exquisite sustainable seafood menu, blending luxury dining with ethical sourcing against the stunning coastal backdrop. Whether you’re in search of hearty comfort food, fine wine or a cultivated feast, Pt. Leo Estate has you covered.
Celebrate 20 Years of the Woodend Winter Arts Festival
Location: Various venues in Woodend
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The Woodend Winter Arts Festival (WWAF) returns this King’s Birthday long weekend, marking their two decades as Australia’s longest-running winter festival—with an extraordinary lineup of music, film, words and ideas. Based in the stunning Macedon Ranges, the festival brings world-class talent to intimate venues—from Vienna violinist Anne Harvey-Nagl to Moroccan vocalist Lamiae Naki’s mesmerising Seffarine ensemble, blending flamenco and North African traditions.
We've gotten in to update this list early ... if your venue is open on the King's Birthday, drop us a line at editormelb@theurbanlist.com and we'll include it below.
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