Museums & Art Galleries in East Melbourne, VIC

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Victorian Artists Society

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430 Albert Street, East Melbourne, 3002

(03) 9662 1484

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The Victorian Artists Society is a charming, easily accessible museum and art gallery in East Melbourne, showcasing brilliant opportunities to explore the history and current talent of Victorian artists. Recommended for art lovers, the society presents a rich history of iconic artists and hosts exhibitions of recognized field specialists. Members enjoy supportive and welcoming atmosphere, while children can also enjoy art exhibitions. The gallery is close to city gardens and offers classes. While some areas are not yet wheelchair accessible due to steps, the interior has a lift.

Mary MacKillop Heritage Centre

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362 Albert St, East Melbourne, 3002

(03) 9926 9300

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Tasma Terrace - Melbourne International Comedy Festival

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6 Parliament Pl, East Melbourne, 3002

(03) 9656 9800

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Fire Service Museum

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39 GISBORNE STREET, East Melbourne, 3002

(03) 9662 2907

Fire Services Museum Melbourne Victoria Australia for Family Fun, History and Vintage Appliances. Open weekends and by appointment.

The Fire Service Museum in East Melbourne is a hidden gem for those interested in firefighting history. The volunteers provide excellent introductions to the detailed and fascinating displays. Visitors can learn about the history of firefighting in Melbourne and different countries, with some areas dedicated to children. The museum is not large but nicely set up, and the staff are helpful. One visitor was particularly moved when they were offered the opportunity to borrow memorabilia for a funeral, and appreciated the dedication of the staff. The old Eastern Hill Fire Station is like a time capsule, with well-preserved rooms and interactive displays. The museum is important to the fire community, and retired service men and women frequently visit to socialize and give tours.