mamma's top 10 family adventures in 2025
/ Siobhan Relf
Need some quick inspiration for a city adventure? Well, Mamma says look no further! Here are the most popular family fun over the last year - in no particular order - but all in the one handy spot. Some inspiration for you to scroll through, see what takes your fancy, pick your adventure then TAP and away you go! Have fun!
When you want to do outdoor cinema right - you head to the OG.
Moonlight Cinema is celebrating 30 years this year and was the FIRST of its kind in Melbourne. It has EVERYTHING you need to make it a great family night out.
Discover the NGV’s new children’s exhibition filled with fashion, dress-ups, dance and creativity. Free entry these summer holidays at NGV Melbourne. Perfect for families in Melbourne!
Super fun adventures await you at the new Hijinx Hotel in QV! Test your teams skills as you make your way through challenge rooms that’ll have you racing against the clock!
These pieces will simply blow your mind with the detail and intricacy of their creations - made from scrap and recycled materials!
Looking for an indoor adventure that’s packed with stories, culture, and a bit of treasure-hunting fun? Mamma’s got just the ticket.
Parents of primary aged children, you thought your days of indoor play centres were over - think again! Dreamrace at The District Docklands has taken an indoor soft play, turned it interactive and digital.
LOADING…. Game Worlds is a playable exhibition on now at ACMI! Take the kids through the eras of popular games and related tech you will remember from your own childhood that you can actually play!
You can always expect a fun, interactive exhibition at the Science Gallery and right now is Distraction - and it’s all about our connection to the digital world. Explore, play and contemplate as you work your way through different exhibits.
On now at the Potter Museum of Art is an expansive and inspiring exhibition of over 400 works of art that celebrates Aboriginal and Torres Strait peoples, resistance, culture, knowledge and stories, while also confronting the dark truth of a brutal colonisation.
Starting on May 4 - such an iconic date - the latest exhibit LEGO Star Wars: The Exhibition, from Australia’s own Brickman has opened in the touring hall at Melbourne Museum. This tribute to the most iconic cinematic series within our lifetime is incredible. Brickman’s team have used over 8 million bricks and in total, 25,000 brick building hours to complete!
