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Getting in touch about Melbourne's laneways and arts
Laneway Notes is an independent journal, written by people who spend their weekends wandering Melbourne's back streets, arcades and inner-city arts precincts. That means the best tips often come from readers: a new mural that has appeared overnight, a small gallery opening in Collingwood or Fitzroy, a pop-up performance in a car park, or a cafe tucked down a lane that most visitors walk straight past. If you have spotted something worth sharing, a short note with the location, what you saw and roughly when is the most helpful thing you can send.
What kinds of messages are welcome
- Tips and sightings: fresh street art, laneway changes, new studios or exhibition spaces.
- Corrections: street art is painted over and venues close or move, so if something in our Laneways Guide is out of date, please let us know.
- Event information: artists, collectives and small venues are welcome to share details of openings and shows. We cover what interests us editorially and can't promise a write-up.
- Reader questions: planning a day out and unsure where to start? We are happy to point you towards relevant guides.
A few things to keep in mind
Laneway Notes is not an official tourism body, venue or ticket seller. We can't book tables, reserve tickets or answer questions on behalf of galleries and event organisers. For opening hours, prices and accessibility, always check the venue's own website, as these change often. When photographing street art, please respect private property and the people who live and work in the lanes.
While you wait for a reply, you might enjoy browsing the archive for older walks and reviews, or exploring our list of places to visit across the city.