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The Queen Victoria Night Market

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  1. A man stirring a big pan of seafood paella.
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  2. A children's entertainer on stilts blowing giant bubbles.
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  3. Two musicians with drums are performing.
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  4. A crowd of people walking around the market underneath strings of lights.
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Time Out says

The Queen Vic Market's famed sheds will transform into a summertime paradise, with loads of scrumptious food and good times galore

Picture this: a balmy summer night spent filling your belly and quenching your thirst from a selection of global street food stalls, carts, trucks and festival bars. If that sounds right up your alley, then mark November 22 in your calendar, because that's when the Queen Vic Market's much-loved Summer Night Market returns. 

This year, more than 100 shops, stalls and bars will light up the open-air market sheds across a bumper 16-week season. Highlights include the famed chocolate covered strawberries from It's Off TapThat’s Amore Cheese launching their indulgent new 'Mozzaburgers’, hearty dishes from Nepal Dining Room, Filipino feasts from Hoy Pinoy and delicious serves of Aussie dessert fave, pavlova – with topping choices! 

When you get thirsty, head to the Happiness is Mojito bar for refreshing mojitos in loads of different fruity flavours or chill out in the Brick Lane Beer Garden and soak up the sun with an ice cold Lagerita or alcoholic Ginger Beer Slushie in hand. As always, you can expect roving performers and a rotating line-up of homegrown talent playing live music on the market's main stage. After sipping and snacking, be sure to explore the dozens of stalls selling locally-sourced and handmade products including jewellery, art, skincare, books and homewares. 

The first four weeks of the market will be a festive wonderland to spread the holiday season cheer, with a Christmas tree forest, a roving Santa Claus, festive entertainment including carollers and of course, your fave Christmas songs on rotation. 

Looking for more things to do? Check out our round-up of the best things happening in Melbourne this week.

Liv Condous
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Liv Condous

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5-10pm
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