As vaccine restrictions are relaxed, the nightlife in Richmond is returning to normal, with bars, restaurants, hotels and live music venues able to cater to all comers.
And there was plenty on offer along Swan St, Bridge Rd, Victoria St and all spots in between.
It really is time to venture out and support your local hospitality venues.
PHOTOS: Simone Schroeder
Cross Bones Boogie members prepare to take the stage at Jimmy Hornet in Swan St
Gowrie and Natalie Dandagi share a drink with Danielle Rooney at Blacksmith Bar in Swan St
Blaire celebrates her 18th birthday with her family at Blacksmith Bar in Swan St
Keith O'Neil shares a drink with friends at Swan St's Blacksmith Bar
Kaliopi Stavropoulos and friend Dave take in Cross Bones Boogie at Jimmy Hornet in Swan St
Lily Clothier and Shell Hansen catch up at the Blacksmith Bar
Jack Linch, Jasmine Ferris and Lexi celebrate the season with drinks at Jimmy Hornet
James Syme and friends Ryan Nyberg and Bethany at Annie Lewis Winehouse
Heidi Duxfield and Claire Whitecross enjoy a drink at Nice Guy's Brewery and Bar in Victoria St
Kai Legenhausen, his son Dirk and Wei Chen listen to live music at Nice Guy's Brewery and Bar
Charlotte Horn and Rhydian Wilson on their second date at Annie Lewis Winehouse in Bridge Rd
Mikaela Ahearn, Nigel Wright and Anisha Sivasubramaniam catch up at Annie Lewis Winehouse in Bridge Rd
Kelly and Claudia Loritsch at the Blacksmith Bar in Swan St
Looki Choi and Quynh Nguyen at Nice Guy's Brewery and Bar in Victoria St
Michele Semmens and Ian Townsend listen to their favourite band, Cross Bones Boogie, at Jimmy Hornet
Jimmy Pilling, Sean Meldrum and Dimitri Papaionnou at the Blacksmith Bar in Swan St
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