
The Third Day
A well-regarded event and function venue in North Melbourne with a 4.5 rating across 246 reviews.
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Why it's worth checking out
The Third Day is an events venue in North Melbourne designed for people who want something more flexible than a standard function room. Its offering spans corporate events, private celebrations, speciality events and live performances, with the team listing staff functions, expos and conferences, product launches, award ceremonies, cultural celebrations, birthdays, engagements and weddings among the occasions it hosts. The venue also caters for fashion shows, charity galas, school formals and religious celebrations.
Live entertainment is a major part of the venue’s identity. The site describes a performance setting suited to electronica, indie rock, stand-up comedy and theatre, supported by contemporary lighting and production technology. That makes it a practical option for organisers planning a show as well as those looking to build a party or event around music and performance.
The space has a distinctly warehouse-led character. The building dates back to the 1920s and has previously been a flag factory, costume warehouse and abandoned shell before becoming an event venue. Today, its design combines that industrial history with street art and several distinct event areas. A full-venue hire provides access to the complete setup, while the Chivas Lounge offers a more intimate VIP or backstage area with its own bar and bathroom, plus a view across the venue. The Warehouse Bar features exposed brick, suspended garden domes, raised lounge areas and a DJ booth. Lushsux Laneway is an outdoor courtyard shaped by the work of street artist Lushsux.
The Third Day’s approach is centred on reworking familiar event formats rather than treating them as fixed templates. The venue gives examples such as dance-party weddings, immersive product launches and lively end-of-year corporate events, while also emphasising inclusivity, safety and making guests feel welcome. It has hosted major brands including YouTube, Adidas, Google and Samsung, according to its website. With its mix of private-event capability, corporate infrastructure and live-performance facilities, it is best suited to groups and event organisers looking for a characterful Melbourne setting. It is located at 290 Macaulay Road, North Melbourne.
Reviewed by Iyan B.
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- Reputation
- 78
- Popularity
- 72
- Information quality
- 30
- Category fit
- 70
- Freshness
- 30
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