Dangling above Melbourne’s latest art and design triumphs lurk otherworldly creatures by Tin &amp; Ed—the Australian artists and creative technologists responsible for the many-limbed giants that roamed The Wilds at Sidney Myer Music Bowl last year. 
Tin &amp; Ed create playful installations and experiences that illuminate the borderless dimension between art and science, the physical and digital, the human and the more than human. Their work is driven by a deep curiosity for the natural world and the intricate ways we’re connected to it. 
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Fed Square

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*The Invisible Opera* will take place outdoors in The Main Square. More information about the specific location will be released closer to the event.  

Detailed accessibility information about Federation Square can be found on [their website.](https://fedsquare.com/accessibility)  

THE MAIN SQUARE  

The undulating surface of the Main Square is made up of sandstone cobblestones, with a marked access path. Swanston Street offers the best access to the Main Square, and lift access is available to and from The Atrium. The Big Screen is equipped with a hearing loop and there are accessible toilets located next to Time Out Café. The Main Stage has lift access for performers, and St Paul’s Court, Swanston Street Forecourt and The Amphitheatre also have wheelchair access.  

ACCESSIBLE TOILETS  

There are accessible public toilets and baby-change facilities located in the Main Square, next to Time Out Cafe and in The Atrium, next to IceBar.  

ACCESSIBLE PARKING  

FedSquare has its own multi-level car park, which is accessible from Russell Street or Batman Ave (Exhibition Street extension – City Link). The Federation Square Car Park is open 24hrs and has accessible spaces located next to the lift on each level.  

PUBLIC TRANSPORT  

Fed Square is part of Melbourne’s  Free Tram Zone, which includes the area from the iconic Queen Victoria Market to Victoria Harbour in Docklands, up to Spring Street and over Flinders Street Station and Fed Square.  

Travel on trams within this zone is free, and you won’t need a myki, however, if your journey starts or finishes outside the boundaries of the Free Tram Zone, you must touch on your myki at the reader in the normal way to make sure you have a valid ticket.  

The Free Tram Zone signs at tram stops identify the boundaries of the zone.  

TAXIS AND PICKING UP/DROPPING OFF PASSENGERS  

If you are accessing the Main Square the safest place to pick up and drop off passengers is the Taxi Rank across the road on Swanston Street. If you are accessing Deakin Edge, we recommend the Russell Street Extension.  

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Supporters

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