Luna 1878
Every Wednesday, throughout August, the Queen Victoria Market comes alive at night with Luna 1878
Every Wednesday, throughout August, the Queen Victoria Market comes alive at night with Luna 1878.
Winter in Melbourne is about to change forever. In the dead of winter comes an experience to enliven the senses. Luna 1878 celebrates the night with a winter night market. Embracing authentic local Melbourne talent, you will be surprised, romanced and wined & dined by heart warming food and a specialty bar, creating one of Melbourne's new destinations and rituals in the winter.
To see what is brewing in the night, you will need to head to the Queen Victoria Market in August and get ready to see, hear and touch the wonders of Luna 1878.
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