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UMSU After Dark: Carnival Closing Night

23/07/2026–23/07/2026
5:00 PM–8:00 PM
Market Hall (Building 189)
University of Melbourne Student Union

  • Free
  • O Week

The carnival wraps up with a dance party! 

Things kick off with the Christiansen/Elbourne Duo to get you moving. You'll be warmed up as headline act Amaru Tribe takes centre stage! 

A Melbourne-based band, Amaru Tribe blends Latin American rhythms with electronic and folk influences. Nominated for Music Victoria's Best Multicultural Act and a regular on lineups at WOMADelaide and Bluesfest. 

A closing DJ link set sees the night, and the carnival, out in style.

Come dressed to impress one more time and make it a night to remember.

The bar is open all evening (18+, ID required), with $8 whole pizzas to keep you going.

CLOSING NIGHT LINEUP
5:15pm Jazz: Christiansen/Elbourne Duo 
6pm Amaru Tribe
7pm DJ Chris

 

A note on sustainability: For those who can, we encourage you to bring your own mugs and food containers.

This event will include alcohol service inside Market Hall for attendees aged 18+ only. UMSU is committed to the safe and responsible use and service of alcohol at our events.

 


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