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Acland Street Village

Acland Street Village is the cosmopolitan centre of St Kilda. Famous for mouth-watering cake shops, exceptional outdoor dining, plus a great mix of retail, restaurants and nightclubs.

Come enjoy icons such as Luna Park, the Palais Theatre, the stunning St Kilda Beach and the vibrant Acland Street Plaza.

Parking in Acland Street is easier than you think

Scare Kilda Halloween 2024!  Acland Street Village presents Acland's Family-Friendly Ghoulish Ghost Tours! 

Sat 26th Oct @ 6pm or, if you are brave enough, there is another at 7.30pm as the sun sets across the streets.... whoooooo spooooky 🎃

With local performers from the amazing @melbourneactorsguild ( based right here in Acland St! ) get ready for a ghoulishy good time and interactive fun for all the family. Bring your glow sticks and a wicked sense of humour... 

Only $5 per person and you can book via link in bio

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Soo many new beautiful items landing instore at Instore Clothing!!! Loving this fantastic summer staple dress, but there's so much to choose from! 💕

Find @instore_clothing at 145 Acland Street
Why should dogs miss out on Halloween? If you agree, we have a special dog walk for you! It's the Wolf Pack Dog Treat Walk, as part of Scare Kilda weekend – Melbourne’s biggest Halloween celebration!

Sun, Oct 27 from 2pm, the event involves bringing your dressed up pup and meeting 40 or so other dogs (and owners) at The Banff in Fitzroy Street. Then, as a group, we parade the costumed doggies along Fitzroy Street, the beach and Acland Street, finishing at Blessington Street.

You’ll stop with your pup at various locations for doggy trick or treating and maybe even some treats for you (but mainly for the dogs)!

It is $5 for a dog to attend and get treats. It is free for humans to attend and multiple humans can attend per dog! If tickets are sold out for the Wolf Pack Dog Treat Walk, then click through and register on the waitlist and we may schedule another if there is enough interest.

It is a requirement that dogs are in costume, it is optional for owners. Click here for details on this event, the places you’ll be stopping, treats pup will be getting and to book your ticket at the Scare Kilda link in bio.

PLEASE NOTE: the ticketing for this event is capped at 40 dogs, however, others can join for free for the walk and the fun of it (just not the treats).

And what is Scare Kilda, you ask? It's businesses, organisations and Acland Village & Fitzroy Street trader precincts joining together to deliver a huge array of spooktacularily eerie events across the weekend of the Oct 25, 26 and 27!

There’s something (well, more than one thing) for everyone – from kids and families to over 18s. Not only are many events free, but you can attend many over the weekend, or even make a day or a night of it, event hopping! Head to Scare Kilda link in bio for all on offer.
New vegan and vegetarian restaurant, @greenzilla_melb has opened!! Find them at 223 Barkly Street for a whole lotta plant-based deliciousness!
Sunshine in St Kilda = happy! ☀☀

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