Autumn is well-known as a season of change. The weather is turning, leaves are changing colour and trees are shedding their foliage. It also marks the end of one sport season and the beginning of another. Thousands of Melburnians are hanging up their tennis shoes or folding up their cricket whites for the next six…
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The type of events we hold are limited only by our imaginations. Reunions, weddings, birthdays, club socials, dances, theme parties… the list goes on. You name it and Harbour Kitchen venue hire has hosted it. What events often have in common though, is the atmosphere or tone that an organiser or organisers attempt to create.…
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Harbour Kitchen function venue would like to wish all our guests and patrons a Happy Easter. It’s a highlight on the calendar of many countries and Australia is no exception. In most Christian countries (in the northern hemisphere), Easter falls in spring which better represents the themes of rebirth and renewal, but an autumn commemoration…
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In our last blog we discussed how important music is to any celebratory event. Today, many people prefer to opt for a DIY option when it comes to the music aspect of their event hire. If this is your plan Harbour Kitchen has the sound system for you, and also a few suggestions to help…
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If there is one thing that everyone wants to achieve from their event hire it is a celebration remembered for how fun it was. There are many ways to increase the fun factor of your event, but the most effective method has remained the same throughout human history. The tried and tested, guaranteed way to…
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Over the years Harbour Kitchen has built a fantastic reputation as Melbourne’s best function venue for engagements and wedding parties. These events are certainly two specialties of ours, but there are many more strings to the Harbour Kitchen function bow. One of these is the post marriage celebration that can and should be celebrated every…
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Some of you may have noticed the unique, fragile looking MPavilion over the last few months in Queen Victoria Gardens opposite from the National Gallery of Victoria on Swanson St. It was a great addition to the green strip and for Melbourne in general, but the site was only a temporary home. The good news…
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