Bubble Show for Christmas

See stunning bubble displays in this Christmas adventure that is fun for the whole family.

Santa's official bubble builder, Dr Bubble, works alone in his bubble laboratory as Christmas draws near. Wanting a friend, he accidentally brings to life Milkshake the Bubble Clow,n and all bubble mayhem breaks loose!

See stunning bubble displays executed by expert bubble artists in this Christmas adventure that is fun for the whole family.

Suitable for ages 3–12.

All sessions will be Auslan interpreted. Both performances on Wednesday, 24 December, will be relaxed performances.

This is a Christmas Festival event, presented by City of Melbourne.

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