The Best Free Classes in Melbourne
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Broadening your horizons is more fun when it doesn't involve shrinking your wallet. Pick up a new skill or feed your mind with these completely free classes in Melbourne.
Free Salsa Dancing Classes
Learn the basics of salsa dancing at
The Salsa Foundation 's free half-hour beginner classes.
It doesn't matter if you have two left feet, and there's no need to bring a partner along for your first foray into Latin dance. Learn a few steps and meet other adventurous people keen to pick up some funky moves.
The Salsa Foundation runs beginner's classes in the city every Wednesday and Thursday evening at 6pm. You can go along to as many beginner classes as you want, but
booking is essential to reserve your spot.
Free Tai Chi Classes
Every Tuesday morning at the ungodly hour of 7:30am, a
free Tai Chi class from
Tai Chi Australia takes place at Federation Square. The class finishes at 8:30am, giving city workers half an hour to get to work after a relaxing spot of early morning stretches.
The classes are usually held in the refreshing morning air, but is never stopped by wet weather as the Atrium space is used on rainy days.
For those keen to try Tai Chi but not so sold on making an early morning trip to Fed Square, Tai Chi Australia also offers one free beginner's class at
various locations around Melbourne.
Melbourne Free University
University is expensive, can be hard to get into, and revolves around constant assessment. If you want to learn for the sake of learning in your own time, and are not interested in getting qualifications, try the
Melbourne Free University .
There are no entry requirements, no charges and no tests at the Melbourne Free University. You don't even have to register. All you have to do is turn up to the talks that interest you.
Courses are constructed to run over a six week period, in which
there are weekly seminars. Each seminar consists of a 45 minute presentation followed by a 45 minute session in which attendees are invited to engage in a group discussion. Previous courses have included
On Language,
The Law of the Land,
Australian Indentities?,
Activism, Activists and Change and many others. If you're interested in learning more about topics they've already covered, recordings of previous presentations are provided on the Melbourne Free University website.
Founded in 2010, the Melbourne Free University is entirely a volunteer effort where no money changes hands. All venues used have been offered free of charge and all lecturers have donated their time.
Free Laughter Workshops
Having a good belly laugh is healthy for you and is a perfect pick-me-up on days when you don't even feel like cracking a smile.
Laughter Clubs are a not for profit initiative, with dozens of
locations around Victoria.
Contrary to what you might expect, there are no jokes told at Laughter Club sessions. Instead, participants laugh at nothing at all. Each class is run by a trained Laughter Yoga Teacher, who guides participants through laughing exercises, and yoga-based breathing and stretches.
Classes go for half an hour each, and are totally free of charge.
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