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Moorabbin Community Events: Markets, Workshops, Wellness Sessions This Month

From night markets and hoedowns to wellness sessions and maker workshops, here’s your guide to the community events happening in Moorabbin over the coming weeks.

By Moorabbin Things-to-do Desk · Published 19 July 2026

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Moorabbin’s community calendar is filling up fast. Whether you’re after a lively night out, a creative workshop, or a moment of calm, there’s something local happening in the weeks ahead. We’ve rounded up the key events from verified sources so you can plan ahead.

Soul Night Market and Winter Hoedown (July 17-18)

This weekend, two distinct events are drawing crowds. The Soul Night Market Moorabbin is taking over Morris Moor on July 17-18, offering a mix of food stalls, artisan goods and live music. Meanwhile, LOEV is hosting its Winter Hoedown on the same dates, think line dancing, warm drinks and a country-winter vibe. Both events are listed on Eventbrite as the top community gatherings for Moorabbin this month [1][3].

MakerSpace Open Sessions (Ongoing)

For hands-on types, the Moorabbin MakerSpace runs regular open events that are free to attend. The sessions take place on the 1st and 3rd Sunday of each month (1:00-4:00 PM) and on the 2nd Monday (7:00-9:30 PM). These are a great way to try 3D printing, laser cutting, woodworking and electronics with guidance from experienced makers. No booking is required, and all skill levels are welcome [2][4].

Teen Girls Personal Safety Course (July 19)

On Sunday, July 19, Lucky 13 Garage is hosting a Teen Girls Personal Safety Course. The workshop covers practical self-defence techniques and situational awareness in a supportive setting. It’s aimed at teenage girls and runs for a few hours, check the event listing for exact times and ticket availability [3].

Aussie Hits Show (July 24) and Amy Winehouse Tribute (July 31)

Music lovers have two dates to circle. On July 24, the Aussie Hits Show brings a lineup of classic Australian rock and pop to the stage at a local venue (details on Eventbrite). Then on July 31, Beyond the Beehive: Amy Winehouse’s Musical Mastery takes place at the Kingston Arts Centre. This show explores the songwriting and vocal style of the late British singer in a tribute format [3].

Sound Bath and Guided Meditation (September 12)

Looking ahead to spring, a Sound Bath and Guided Meditation session is scheduled for September 12, 2026 at the Southern Yoga and Health Centre in Moorabbin. Participants lie down and let the vibrations of singing bowls, gongs and chimes wash over them while a guide leads a short meditation. Tickets are available via Eventbrite [1].

Community Calendar at L’Chaim Chabad-Kingston & Moorabbin Hebrew Congregation

The Jewish Melbourne community directory provides an ongoing calendar of events at L’Chaim Chabad-Kingston & Moorabbin Hebrew Congregation. These include weekly Shabbat services, holiday celebrations, educational talks and social gatherings. The congregation serves the local Jewish community and welcomes newcomers, check the calendar for dates and times [5].

For the most up-to-date listings, bookmark the Eventbrite page for Moorabbin and the Moorabbin MakerSpace website. Many events require advance booking, so don’t leave it to the last minute.

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