If you are crafty, or at the very least wish you were, then you need to come to the Windsor…read moreWorkshop! Tonight was my first experience at the workshop "coloring for a cause" each session has a different artist who provides some of their artworks for you to colour in. Everything you need to create a masterpiece of your own is supplied, pencils, textas etc. Not only do you get to recharge and relax over some mindful colouring in, you also get to indulge yourself in a magnificent antipasto platter that needs to be seen to be believed! Top it all off with a couple of glasses of wine and you really don't want to leave. This whole experience is only $30 which is an incredibly cheap night out and to make things even more amazing 25% of the cost is donated to the artists charity of choice! This is only one of many of the different workshops that are available to sign up for. It has been the first of many for me! Crafters unite and get on board!

please note that the windsor workshop has a new location. 32 Brenchley Place Windsor.read more

Telstra Experience Center is very simular to the Telstra ICON store on bourke street. However not…read moremany people know about this one and I believe you get a better one on one expereince. You can try all Telstra products out and have a knowledgabel specialist there to help assit you with any needs.

This is like one of the Melbournian icons yet you do have to travel a little way to find it, though…read morenot too far. I'm not sure why it is so famous, though I suspect that it has something to do with it always being there. For a while it wasn't actually working, but it looks as if somebody decided that it would be a good idea to restore it, and now it basically does what it is supposed to have been doing, and that is show young girl playing skip rope. Sure, it might not be one of those fancy, modern type if images, but it does hail back to a time gone by, and continues to add that the character that is Melbourne.