Golf Expo 2004
www.golfexpo.com.au
From 29 January
The Inaugural Golf Expo provides visitors with the opportunity to purchase the latest golfing products, equipment & technology available.
A view from America: Contemporary Jewlry (1974-2003)
www.biavic.com.au
From 30 January
This major exhibition features over 60 works by 15 leading artists drawn frm various regions of the United States, reflecting a diversity of styles and creative approaches.Organised in association with RMIT University Gold and Silversmithing and the 11th Biennial Jewellers and Metalsmiths Conference 2004 Melbourne.
Chinese New Year Festival
Sat 24 & Sun 25 January 2004
Chinatown, Little Bourke St (from Exhibition to Swanston Sts) & Russell St (from Bourke to Lonsdale Sts)
Celebrating the arrival of the Year of the Monkey will be lion dances, fire crackers, the Dai-Loong dragon parade, cultural and multi-cultural performances, food stalls, children's fun programs, displays and merchandise and competitions.
Melbourne Zoo Open Day
26 January
Indigenous educator and performer, Murrundindi, brings a slice of Healesville Sanctuary to Melbourne Zoo. Hear the history of his people, the Wurrundjeri of the Kulin Nation, traditional owners of the land where Healesville Sanctuary and Melbourne Zoo are located, and their ancient connections with native animals and plants.
Melbourne Museum Open Day
26 January
Australia Day exhibitions include: It窶冱 an Honour, with awards, military medals, bravery decorations and distinguished service awards all on show; Thookay Ngaweeyan: Young Voices of Victoria, a colourful and vibrant exhibition of artwork by Koori children from all over Victoria and much more.
Dick Smith Foods Morning Tea
26 January
Billy tea and chocolate biscuits will be FREE at Federation Square between 9.30 and 10.30 am. Start off the day in true Australian style and then head up Swanston Street to the Flag Raising.