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Amy Gardner

  • Architect and Freelance Writer
As seen in: Cape Cod Times, Fine Homebuilding, DERMASCOPE Magazine, Franklin Favorite, TOT: Hot or Not, Greenville Business Magazine, Buffalo Reflex
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Southbank Sunday Market: A Relaxed Melbourne Morning by the Yarra

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By Amy Gardner
| seniorsinmelbourne.com.au
A Melbourne outing that combines river views, local makers, coffee stops and an easy stroll, is the Southgate Sunday Market. Set along the promenade beside the Yarra River, this weekly market has become a regular weekend ritual for many locals and visitors who enjoy browsing handmade goods without the crush of a giant festival-style crowd. The atmosphere feels more Melbourne than tourist attraction.
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Sidney Myer Music Bowl: What to Know Before You Go

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By Amy Gardner
| seniorsinmelbourne.com.au
Everything you need to know before your next concert under the stars I’ve been to enough concerts at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl over the years that I really should know it back to front by now. And yet every single time, I find myself standing in the bar queue or hunting for a decent lawn spot, thinking “why didn’t I remember this from last time?” So this time, I’ve actually written it all down.
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Melbourne Rare Book Week 2026: What’s On, What’s Booked Out and What’s Left

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By Amy Gardner
| seniorsinmelbourne.com.au
A whole city of libraries, archives and old bookshops throws open its doors for ten days. Melbourne Rare Book Week returns from 23 July to 1 August 2026, with more than 40 free talks, tours and exhibitions held across the city’s libraries, museums and heritage collections. Most events are free, though the popular ones book out fast, and quite a few already have. The good news is that the festival’s hero event, the Melbourne Rare Book Fair, is free to enter, with no booking required.
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