Night turns white
White Night Melbourne is set to keep us all awake this month.
Many Southbank institutions take part in the festival, keeping their doors open (and lights on) all night on Saturday, February 23.
The Arts Centre, Malthouse Theatre and the National Gallery of Victoria are just some of the venues taking part in the festival.
The night will certainly give locals and visitors a completely different experience of Melbourne.
For more information on the evening, head to the website www.whitenightmelbourne.com.au
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