The Melbourne City Council has embarked upon an extensive mixed-use redevelopment of the heritage-listed Queen Victoria Market and the local surrounding precinct.

The local residents, Friends of Queen Victoria Market Inc., and long-time traders presented an overview of the redevelopment and explained their petition to save the market.

The event was very well attended with much interest in the informative presentations which were followed by lively debate on how our city and neighbourhoods are being affected by this redevelopment.

Residents 3000 are pleased to invite you to our fifth Forum 3000 of the year, which will be held at the Kelvin Club, 14-30 Melbourne Place (off Russell Street) on Thursday, 6 June 2024, from 6:00pm.

The Melbourne City Council has embarked upon an extensive mixed-use redevelopment of the heritage-listed Queen Victoria Market and the local surrounding precinct.

The local residents, Friends of Queen Victoria Market Inc., and long-time traders will present an overview of the redevelopment and explain their petition to save the market.

This event will offer the usual informative presentations, a question and answer session, and lively debate on how our city and neighbourhoods are affected by redevelopments.

The details of the event are:

Thursday, 6 June 2024

6:00pm for 6:30pm start

Kelvin Club, 14-30 Melbourne Place (off Russell Street), Melbourne 3000

Registration opens from 6:00pm; and guest presentations start at 6:30pm sharp.
Drinks are available from The Kelvin Club bar; with finger food served afterwards.

The event is free for our current members. If your membership has lapsed, you’re welcome to renew at $30 per person. Non-members will be asked to pay $5 to cover costs. New memberships are welcome or beat the queue and renew early for next financial year!

Membership is $30 per person, per year, and will cover to the end of June next year.