Massive list of what’s on in Melbourne and regional Victoria in February 2025 (200+ activities and events)

The kids are back at school and the year is off to an amazing start in Melbourne. Lunar New Year and Midsumma celebrations continue. There’s Valentine’s Day and plenty of festivals and other summer fun a this month. Asia TOPA – Australia’s major triennial of Asia-Pacific performance returns towards the end of February with an extraordinary program of new art and performance from across the Asia-Pacific taking over the city.

This list will be updated as more February events are announced so check back regularly.

Events running throughout February

• Melbourne’s premier LGBTQIA+ cultural celebration, the Midsumma Festival, is set to illuminate the city until Sunday, 9 February 2025. 
• Until 9 February, QV Melbourne will celebrate Lunar New Year with an interactive Snakes & Ladders experience. The playful and architectural twist on the classic game of snakes and ladders will take over QV Square, in the heart of Melbourne’s CBD.
• This Lunar New Year, join the celebrations at The Glen and Box Hill Central shopping centres and take part in a vibrant cultural experience. Until 12 February, both centres will host a variety of free and family-friendly activities to mark the Year of the Snake.
• Chill out at the Yarra Valley Chocolaterie & Ice Creamery and celebrate the end of summer with their annual Ice Cream Festival from 12-23 February
• The Chants Summer Carnival featuring Australia’s newest and largest travelling Ferris wheel is on at Fountain Gate in Narre Warren over three big weekends until Sunday 23 February.
• Circus Latino will be in Ballarat from 14 February to 2 March
• Prepare to be dazzled as Mornington Green unveils the world’s largest sunflower. Beginning on 14 February 2025, visitors can immerse themselves in a sunflower wonderland, featuring an extraordinary arrangement of 3,000 sunflowers meticulously cultivated to form a colossal sunflower shape.
• Uncover the untold stories of a global icon, Dame Nellie Melba. A Toast to Melba shares rarely seen objects, photographs, and personal treasures from Coombe Yarra Valley, Arts Centre Melbourne and Yarra Ranges Regional Museum—brought together for the first time in this dynamic new exhibition from 15 February to 29 June.
• Asia TOPA – Australia’s major triennial of Asia-Pacific performance – returns 20 February – 10 March with an extraordinary program of new art and performanceacross dance, theatre, music, visual art and beyond, alongside a new nightlife program and opportunities to connect with artists and creative communities.
• The PayPal Melbourne Fashion Festival is on 22 February to 8 March.
• The Koorie Art Show at Koorie Heritage Trust runs til 23 February andi s dedicated to showcasing the work of Koorie and Victorian-based Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists through a statewide call for entries.
• The Museum Of Desire is Melbourne’s new must-visit experience! Discover 20+ attractions celebrating all things desire, love and pleasure. Daring, fun, and a little bit cheeky — it’s totally your type. Until 28 February in Collingwood.
• Hilton Melbourne Little Queen Street (HMLQS)’s rooftop pickleball court returns to the heart of Melbourne this summer, popping-up for an extended season until Friday 28 February.
• Until 3 March 2025, Rooftop at QT is hosting the Red Bull Rally Rooftop Pickleball Court, set against the breathtaking Melbourne skyline.
• CLAW MONEY WORLD – a world-exclusive exhibition charting the career of trailblazing artist Claudia Gold is on at the Warrnambool Art Gallery until 6 March.
• Enter Antopia at Melbourne Museum where you shrink down to the size of ants to experience a day in the life of an ant colony. Discover a complex and fascinating superorganism in this immersive, interactive experience that digitally reinterprets a world of secrets we cannot see. It runs until 10 March 2025.
• Get ready for unforgettable summer evenings when the Summer Night Market returns to Queen Victoria Market until 12 March 2025 (excluding 25 December and 1 January).
• Enjoy a curated program of free outdoor cinema on the Big Screen at Federation Square until 25 March including major blockbusters, Kung Fu classics, silent cinema with live scores, and film festival screenings.
• Explore the timeless elegance of Women’s Ao Dai, a traditional Vietnamese dress commonly worn by Vietnamese women at an exhibition in Sunshine until 27 March
• On display for the first time outside of Europe, Underground: The Hidden Archive of the Warsaw Ghetto at the Melbourne Holocaust Museum (MHM) until 30 March with rare artefacts from the hidden archive of the Warsaw Ghetto.
• Moonlight Cinema is back at Melbourne’s Royal Botanic Gardens with a stellar line-up of some of 2024’s best releases, plus two weeks of classic ‘Christmas Favourites’ until March 2025.
• The NGV’s blockbuster Yayoi Kusama exhibition runs until 21 April and includes many works never-before-seen by local audiences and is the largest ever exhibition of the artist’s work in Australia.
• The Blue Lotus Water Garden at Yarra Junction is one of Australia’s most spectacular seasonal gardens open to the public until 21 April 2025. The tropically themed water garden covers 14 acres featuring millions of beautiful lotus, waterlily and other flowers, stunning lakes, amazing vistas and wonderful facilities
• After leaving an indelible mark on Melbourne’s memory, Vincent van Gogh’s vibrant works will return to THE LUME Melbourne until 30 April 2025. Back by popular demand, Van Gogh is an enchanting experience that immerses you in a powerful multisensory symphony of light, colour, sound and aroma.
• Immerse yourself in the future worlds of screen culture. The Future & Other Fictions showcases the people and artworks imagining bright and bold futures through film, videogames, contemporary art and more at ACMI until 27 April.
• Notre-Dame de Paris: The Augmented Exhibition is a new immersive exhibition that relives the spectacular history of the Notre-Dame de Paris in an augmented takeover of the Long Room at the Immigration Museum until 27 April.
• The ever-popular Skyline Ferris Wheel makes its return in St Kilda until 27 April. Take in the breath-taking views of the St Kilda foreshore and pier with unparalleled views!
• Hanging Rock Winery’s Art in the Vines Sculpture Exhibition is an opportunity wander a trail of discovery, glass-in-hand, through an extraordinary exhibition of contemporary outdoor sculpture, until 30 April 2025.
• The world-renowned Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition on loan from the Natural History Museum London is now on display at the National Wool Museum in Geelong until 18 May.
• Get ready to be mesmerised by the breathtaking beauty of our blue planet at the Ocean Photographer of the Year Exhibition, hosted at Seaworks Williamstown until 6 July.
• From cattle dogs to lap dogs, divine felines to the black cats of superstition a new exhibition coming to the National Gallery of Victoria called Cats & Dogs, will explore humanity’s deep connection to the beloved companion animals through more than 250 works of art and design. Its on display from  until 20 July 2025 at The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia, Fed Square. 

What’s on in and around Melbourne 1-9 February 2025

• Celebrate 25 years of country music at the Whittlesea Country Music Festival on 1 February – it’s gonna be a boot-scootin’ good time!
• The Pakenham Psychic an Holistic Market is on 1 February.
• BMW Opera for All presented by Opera Australia and Fed Square, is a global concert series that returns to Australia for its third year on 1 February 2025, exclusive to Melbourne. 
• Park Lounge on 1 February is the biggest celebration of the vibrant and colourful community in Melbourne’s west with unforgettable night of music, dance, and performance  at Kelly Park in Werribee.
• Aquanation in Ringwood  is rolling out the rainbow carpet to host the LGBTIQA+ community for a pride-filled pool party extravaganza on 1 February.
• The Richmond Urban Wine Walk is on 1 February.
• Celebrate the Year of the Snake with Melbourne’s biggest Lunar New Year event in Box Hill on 1 February. 
• The Derrimut Weelam Gathering Place St Kilda Football Club First Nations Peoples Family Day is taking place at RSEA Park Moorabbin on 1 February.
• Step into the joy of Lunar New Year as Melbourne Museum transforms into a vibrant hub of celebration, with traditional performances, activities and captivating experiences for all ages on 1 February
• The Tuff Streeters Festival is back—bigger, louder, and better than ever at Calder Park Raceway on 1 February.
• Celebrate Lunar New Year on 1 February with traditional Dragon and Lion Dancers as they dance around the South Melbourne Market, bringing in the Year of the Snake. 
• On 1 February don’t miss the grand finale of the Lunar New Year celebrations at Koornang Road in Carnegie —a spectacular Lion and Dragon Dance performance!
• Welcome to Brunswick is hosting a hot dog festival and hot dog eating competition on 1 February.
• The Bohemian Market Bulla is on 1 February.
• The Herbert Cafe in Northcote is hosting a Flea Market on 1 February.
• Extend your summer nights and experience the magic of World Fare @ Night – Dandenong Market’s signature event! Back for its fourth year, this free family-friendly celebration is bringing together food, culture, and entertainment until 1 February.
• Celebrate the Lunar New Year at Century City in Glen Waverley with a spectacular Lion Dance performance on Saturday 1 February
• The annual Midsumma Pride March will take place on Sunday 2 February in St Kilda.
• The Croydon Show is on 2 February.
• Pride Night is a free celebration with a DJ, drag artists, fun activities, fitness classes and access to pool facilities on 2 February at Aquarena in Lower Templestowe.
• The Lunar New Year Festival in Victoria Street Richmond is on 2 February.
• Eat, discover and celebrate Lunar New Year in Springvale on 2 February
• The Melbourne Chinese Lunar New Year Festival is on in Chinatown on 2 February 
• Join the Sun Theatre in Yarraville for a special dog friendly screening of Black Dog on Sunday 2 February.
• The Crate Digger Record Fair returns to The Corner Hotel in Richmond on 2 February.
• Burwood Brickworks is hosting a Lunar New Year Festival on 2 February with with an exciting lineup of events.
• The Brighton Art Society’s Open Day is on 2 February.
• There’s a Japanese Sunday Market on at Ezistreat in North Melbourne on 2 February.
• Stonnington Leisure’s Summer Pool Party is on at the Harold Holt Swim Centre in Glen Iris on 2 February.
• The Other Art Fair continues at the Timer Yard, Port Melbourne, until 2 February
• See Australia and England make history in the first day-night test match at the Melbourne Cricket Ground until 2 February. Don’t miss the highlight of the CommBank Women’s Ashes Series and the ultimate decider as Australia strives to retain the trophy.
• The Melbourne Pool Spa Life Expo at MCEC until 2 February helps you turn your pool and spa dreams into a reality, offering the latest information, innovative products, design inspiration and expert advice…all under one roof.
• The Preston Lions Macedonian Community Festival is happening in Reservoir until 2 February.
• The annual Dome Under Film Festival returns to the Melbourne Planetarium at Scienceworks for its fifth year, offering 3 days of back-to-back fulldome films from until 2 February.
• M-City in Clayton is hosting festivities to celebrate Lunar New Year on 2 February.
• Hamlet in Mount Waverley is giving away free coffee all day on Monday 3 February.
• Experience the magic of intimate starlit evening performances by original artists, surrounded by thousands of twinkling candles, against the backdrop of Fed Square’s iconic architecture from 4-6 February.
• The Brunswick Beethoven Festival runs in two parts, 5 to 8 Feb and 18 to 22 Feb.
• See in the Year of the Snake with a traditional lion dance performance, designed to bring good luck and fortune at the Darebin Intercultural Centre in Preston on 5 February. Enjoy live performers in lion costumes, accompanied by the music of beating drums, clashing cymbals and resounding gongs, guided by the Laughing Buddha.
• The Waterfront Festival on 7-8 February is Frankston’s most iconic celebration of all the best things about summer and delivers the best live music, delicious food and drink, rides and amusements, free activities and heaps of entertainment for every member of the family.
• The Geelong Pro Rodeo is on 7 February.
• The 2025 Port Fairy Jazz Festival is on 7-9 February.
• Celebrate Lunar New Year with two nights of back-to-back martial arts action classics, featuring the master of Hong Kong Kung Fu cinema – Bruce Lee – on the Big Screen in Fed Square on 7-8 February
• The Summer Jam summer basketball festival in St Kilda on 7-9 February will celebrate unique hoops culture showcase hosting the nations best players competing to be the Streetball Champions of Australia
• The St Kilda Latin Festival on 7-9 February promises a weekend full of flavours, aromas and great experiences right next to the beach.
• Ignite your senses at the City of Melton’s vibrant Melton Night Market on 7 February. Iimmerse yourself in flavours, rhythms and traditions inspired by Asia.
• The Korumburra Show is on 7-8 February.
• The Rio Festival comes to Melbourne on 8 February.
• Witness world-class polo and immerse yourself in the glitz and glamour of a lively party atmosphere featuring live entertainment and DJ at the Luxury Escapes Twilight Beach Polo event in St Kilda on 8 February.
• The Monash University Museum of Art (MUMA) launches its fiftieth anniversary celebrations on 8 February with a special opening party for Image Economies.  
• The Trans Book Festival at The Wheeler Centre on 8 February  is a day to celebrate the talents, courage and creativity of trans and gender diverse authors.
• The Trans and Gender Diverse Clothes Swap, is back for another year in St Kilda on 8 February as part of Midsumma 
• Discover the joy of edible gardening and connect with the vibrant community of growers, enthusiasts, and nature lovers at Bass Coast Edible Gardens on 8-9 February.
• More than 400 local and interstate artists will be at the Kaicon amime, gaming, pop culture and original art pop-up artist alley at MCEC on 8-9 February.
• The dancing Lunar New Year lions will be in Coburg Central on 8 February
• The Elwood Carnival is on 8 February,
• The Midsumma Festival Northside Pride Pool Party is on at the Fitzroy Pool on 8 February
• The Whittlesea Circular Fashion Market is on 8 February at the Civic Centre in South Morang.
• Victoria’s Pride Street Party is happening as part of the Midsumma Festival on Sunday 9 February.
• The Cranbourne Psychic and Wellbeing Expo is on 9 February.
• The Elwood Bowls Record Fair is on 9 February
• Maroondah City Council’s Superhero Sunday is on 9 February in Ringwood North.
• Fairfield in Feb is a series of afternoon performances on 9 and 16 February at the Fairfield Amphitheatre produced by Yarra City Arts and guest presenters.
• The 2025 Wyndham Multicultural Lunar Festival is taking place at Stockland in Point Cook on 9 February,
• The New To You Preloved Market at Williamstown on 9 February will feature 2000sqm of wall to wall preloved fashion and accessories.
• The Mornington Racecourse Market is on Sunday 9 February.
• There’s a pool party to celebrate the newly reopened Carnegie Memorial Swimming Pool on 9 February.
• Celebrate the wonderful foldable umbrella invention of Slawa Horowitz-Duldig at Duldig Studios’ annual World Umbrella Day event in East Malvern on 9 February.
• Join the festivities and celebrate the Year of the Snake at the 2024 Glen Waverley Lunar New Year and Lantern Festival on 9 February.
• Join in the Preston Market’s Year of the Snake celebrations on Sunday 9 February 2025.Enjoy a lively entertainment lineup, captivating Lion Dance and store blessings.
• Experience the sights, sounds, and flavorus of Indonesia right in the heart of Melbourne as the Nongkrong Festival returns from 9-23 February.
• Fed Square is celebrating the Year of the Snake with a range of exciting performances and activities on 9 February. See the dragon dancers in action or join in a Tai Chi or Gentle Chinese Dance class.

What’s on in and around Melbourne 10-16 February 2025

• Stadium Square at Marvel Stadium is a free Super Bowl Live Site on Monday 10 February.
• Sunbury Aquatic and Leisure Centre is hosting a Pride pool party – an  inclusive swim event for LGBTIQA+ community members, family and friends on 10 February.
• Fed Square will be lit up on Tuesday 11 February to celebrate Victoria’s Pride.
• Welcome to Thornbury is hosting the Northside Vegan Vegout on 12 February
• ‘Landscape and Remembering: In Conversation with Danie Mellor’, presented by the Metro Tunnel Creative Program and State Library Victoria on 12 February will explore the artwork that’s been created at the new State Library Station, set to open in 2025.
• Hear award-winning Australian author Helen Garner in conversation with Bruno Lettieri in Brighton on 12 February to celebrate her latest book The Season.
• The Bourne Local Market is popping up at Collins Square with a Valentines Day Market on 13 February.
• The St Kilda Festival is on 14-15 February.
• Salsita – the World Salsa Festival is being held in Box Hill from 14-17 February
• Readings Emporium evening of romance, whimsy, and optimism this Valentine’s day and chat with representatives from the Readings Teen Advisory Board as they introduce you to the diverse range of romance subgenres – from romantic comedies to dystopian romance and everything in between.
• Hosted for one night only, That’s Amore: Art By Twilight is a special Valentine’s Day treat on 14 February where lovers of art can enjoy a relaxed evening at Heide.
• Richmond Football Club’s Family Day returns with Family Fest on Friday 14 February in Yarra Park.
• Members and fans of the Melbourne Demons are invited to Casey Fields to see all things red and blue as they kick off 2025 in style with more than three hours of football fun on 14 February.
• Melbourne will come alive with the energy of the Afro-Caribbean Carnival at Fed Square on 15 February featuring two international superstars, heavyweight DIY sound systems and hundreds of carnival lovers decked out in vibrant costumes
• The Future & Beyond on 15-16 February is a weekend of insightful talks, performances, and screenings inspired by ACMI’s world premiere exhibition The Future & Other Fictions.
• Ring in the Lunar New Year with a day of free music, dance, and joy, hosted by local guzheng artist QiQi in Williamstown on 15 February.
• The Collingwood Urban Wine Walk is on 15 February.
• Live at Warrawee in Oakleigh on 15 February is an event for the whole family, with chilled picnic vibes and a range of musical genres, local playground and roving performers.
• Twilight Sounds is a fantastic free concert being held on 15 February 2025 at Heidelberg Park Oval. It showcases live music by popular Australian musicians playing jazz and blues-themed tunes.
• Discover a fresh take on wine appreciation at PULP The People’s Wine Show—where wine lovers become wine judges! —where wine lovers become wine judges at the Collingwood Yards on 15 February.
• Explore Melbourne’s best street food at Dandenong Market’s Street Feast, back bigger and better on 15 February.
• Explore and wander through Melbourne’s Ultimate Indoor LEGO Playground kid-free at the LegoLand Discovery Centre’s Adult Night in Chadstone on 15 February.
• The Croydon Psychic and Wellbeing Expo is on 16 February
• The I Wore It Once market is a curated, high quality pre-loved fashion market at the Peninsula Community Theatre in Mornington on 16 February.
• The Sunbury Radio Record Fair is on 16 February
• The Pakenham Wedding Expo is on 16 February.
• The Carrum Coast Guard Fun Run is on 16 February
• Join Costa the Garden Gnome and friends at the Royal Botanic Gardens on 16 February for a day of music, creativity, and sustainability
• Carman’s Fun Run is returning on 16 February with a half marathon, 10K, 5K or the Pink Lady 5K Walk along Melbourne’s scenic bayside in Brighton.
• The Makers Market at Pentridge in Coburg is on 16 February.

What’s on in and around Melbourne 17-23 February 2025

• The Victorian Caravan and Camping Supershow returns to the Melbourne Showgrounds from 19-23 February 
• Discover the elegance of modest fashion as traditional textile heritage is transformed into stunning contemporary designs at Indonesian Modest Fashion Week Melbourne 2025 from 19-23 February.
• The Melbourne Art Fair returns from 20-23 February.
• The Future Horizons Festival is a day festival exploring the future frontiers of tech, society and entertainment at The Edge, Fed Square on 20 February
• There’s a record fair at Moondog Wild West in Footscray on 20 February.
• From  20-26 February  “It’s a Strange World” – A Celebration of David Lynch takes over the Astor Theatre as they showcase his complete feature film works on the SuperScreen.
• Asia TOPA x Fed Square Live is a free, all-ages opening concert on 21 February that sees Asia TOPA and Fed Square join forces to celebrate the opening of the triennial.
• The Society of Women Writers Victoria is holding its For the Love of Writing literary festival in Flinders Lane on 21-23 February
• The Flinders Fringe Festival is on 21-23 February.
• The Eltham Jazz, Food and Wine Festival is back on 21-22 February
• Moorabbin Music + Arts is set to transform the Kingston Arts Precinct into a dynamic hub of live music, art, and family fun. From 21 to 23 February, this vibrant festival promises an affordable and accessible way to celebrate Victoria’s creative talent, with free and low-cost events that highlight local artists and bring the community together.
• The Melbourne Science Fiction Film Festival is on at Cinema Nova in Carlton on 21 to 23 February.
• A special pop-up event celebrating the 25th anniversary of The Sims, the iconic life simulation game, is coming to ACMI in Melbourne on 21 to 23 February giving fans the opportunity to relive the early 2000s.
• Melbourne Beerfest returns to the Catani Gardens in St Kilda on 22 February
• The annual Prosecco Festival comes back to the Abbotsford Convent for another day of fizz, food and fun on 22 February.
• The 2025 State Dahlia Show is being held at the Mount Waverley Community Centre on 22-23 February.
• Get ready to immerse yourself in the rich and vibrant world of Greek culture as the much-anticipated Antipodes Festival returns with a bang to Lonsdale Street on 22-23 February
• The Whittlesea Rodeo is on 22 February.
• On Saturday 22 February, celebrate the opening of Asia TOPA with a free opening party featuring food, performances, making activities and music specially curated by Bunjil Place.
• Burrinja’s much-loved outdoor music festival  Live on the Lawn returns on 22 February in Upwey with live music that will get you dancing, an art market featuring works by local artists, fun kids’ activities, food and drinks.
• The Johnston Street Fiesta on 22-23 February is a vibrant street festival celebrating heritage, tradition, music, and food from around the world.
• The annual Pottery Expo at Warrandyte is on 22-23 February.
• The Surrey Hills Community Music Festival on 22 February is an annual event that celebrates the power of music to bring communities together. It showcases a wide variety of musical talents, from local community groups to emerging and established musicians.
• Celebrate cultural diversity at the International Expo in Donnybrook on 22 February.
• The Moonee Valley Festival returns to Queens Park in Moonee Ponds on 22 February featuring an impressive line-up of live music, market stalls, yummy food, activities, performances and entertainment.
• Get ready to be immersed in colours and taste of India at the iconic St Kilda Beach when the Holi Tribe Festival returns on 22 February.
• The Wyndham Harbour Craft Market is on Saturday 22 February
• On Saturday 22 February 2025, Belgravia Leisure in Rosebud will run a Pride Gym and Swim Night at Yawa Aquatic Centre.
• The Ashburton Community Festival is back for 2025 on Saturday 23 February.
• The Melbourne pride run will take place around the fabulous Royal Botanical Gardens on the Tan Track on Sunday 23 February 2025.
• The 2025 Flinders Running Festival is on 23 February.
• The annual Sustainability Festival will be held at the Dandenong Market on Sunday 23 February 2025.
• Rugby League powerhouse Melbourne Storm is heading to Casey Fields in Cranbourne East on 23 February for a trial match against the North Queensland Cowboys.
• The AOMC/Shannons American Motoring Show is being held at the Mornington Racecourse on 23 February.
• The Whittlesea Colour Carnival Northern Holi Event, now in its 9th year, is being held in South Morang on 23 February 
• The East Brunswick Village Makers Market is on 23 February.
• The Bentleigh Festival returns on 23 February.
• The Box Hill Record Fair is on 23 February.
• Nongkrong Sarapan is a free, all-day event of sarapan (‘breakfast’) and performances presented by Nongkrong Festival in Federation Square on 23 February.
• The Southside Thrift Market is on in Windsor on 23 February.
• Gather your family, pack your picnic, and bring along your favourite teddy bear or soft toy for the 35th Annual Teddy Bears’ Picnic at Rippon Lea Estate on 23 February.

What’s on in and around Melbourne 24-28 February 2025

• Silent Cinema with Live Scores at Fed Square from 25-27 February is a mini film and live music festival over three days, featuring classics of silent cinema, presented with live original scores performed by some of Australia’s most exciting composers.
• You are invited to an audience with The Female Pope at the Smorgon Family Plaza at Arts Centre Melbourne on 27-28 February. Witness Rakini Devi ‘s powerful transformative durational performance, inspired by the 10th-century Pope Joan and The Hindu Goddess Kali. This free performance protests misogyny and challenges traditional gender roles in society and religion.
• Bread, Circuses and Home on 28 February to 10 March is a free public installation and mini-festival at Fed Square by innovative Delhi–based duo Jiten Thukral and Sumir Tagra.

What’s on in regional Victoria 1-28 February 2025

• The 5K Foam Fest event in Wandin North on 1 February 2025 is a one-of-a-kind obstacle course-based fun run. It includes some of the most exciting obstacles in the world, including the world’s largest inflatable waterslide, mud pits and 2.5 million cubic feet of foam.
• Kyabram Tastes + Tunes on 1 February promises to be a fun filled night for the whole family with free entry, local food vendors, street dining, kids activities and more.
• Celebrate the Year of the Snake with a weekend of music, food, crafts, and cultural activities at Sovereign Hill on 1-2 February.
• Celebrate Lunar New Year with multi-cultural food and entertainment at the Lunar New Year Festival at the Dai Gum San precinct in Bendigo on 1 February
• The Ballarat Urban Wine Walk is on Saturday 8 February
• Treaty Day Out, the music festival celebrating First Nations music and culture, is back for its fifth year in Morwell in Gippsland on 8 February 2025.
• The next Second Chance Bendigo Preloved Pop Up market is on 8 February at the Bendigo Exhibition Centre.
• The Tyrendarra Agricultural Show is on 8 February
• The annual Picnic at Hanging Rock Classic Car Show is on in the Macedon Ranges on 9 February
• The Camelot Castle Medieval Village Fair in Yellingbo on 9 February will feature themed free entertainment for the whole family. Enjoy displays of life in medieval times, Punch ‘n Judy shows, face painting, target practice, games and market stalls.
• The 15th annual Torquay Rotary Motor Show is on 9 February
• The Snake Valley Swap Meet is on 9 February
• The Lang Lang Show n Shine and Swap Meet is on 9 February
• The Echuca-Moama Riverboats Music Festival is on 14-16 February
• The 2025 Hot Summer Nights Rod Run is on at the Horsham Soundshell on 14 February
• The Oscars100 Hut 2 Hut is AUstralia’s most spectacular trek/run challenge through the high country.It’s back on Mt Buller on 14-16 February.
• The Bunyip Rodeo is on Saturday 15 February
• The 2025 Tooradin Tractor Pull and Truck Show is on 15 February
• The Heyfield Timber Festival is on 15-16 February
• The Bendigo Gem Festival is on 15 February
• The Outdoor Ball at Merriwa Park in Wangaratta on 15 February promises an unforgettable evening under the stars.
• Experience operatic music performed in the spectacular location on the banks of the Eildon Pondage on 15 February.
• The Kerang Rodeo is on 15 February.
• Geelong’s Annual Wedding Expo featuring more than 100 exhibitors is on at GMHBA Stadium on 16 February. 
• The Ballarat Bridal Expo is on at the Ballarat and District Trotting Club on 16 February
• The Victorian 4WD Show is on at Lardner Park in Warragul on 16 February
• The Trafalgar Wholistic Wellness Festival is on 16 February
• Craft Alive Albury-Wodonga is on at the Wodonga Exhibition Centre on 20-22 February
• Enjoy the last days of summer at the Summer City Market in Shepparton on Friday 21 and Saturday 22 February 2025.
• The 2025 Rochester ‘Great Northern Horse Show’ will be held on Saturday 22 February.
• The Kerang Psychic and Holistic Market is on 22 February
• The 9th annual Clunes Quick Shear is on 22 February
• The Nagambie on Water (NOW) festival on 22 February celebrates the people, produce and culture of the region on the shores of Lake Nagambie.
• Join in an unforgettable evening of fine food and stargazing at Balgownie Estate’s Grazing and Gazing, in collaboration with the Astronomical Society of Victoria (ASV) on 22 February.
• Geelong’s Pako Festa has been Victoria’s premier free multicultural festival for over 40 years. This annual community street festival celebrates cultural diversity and is the biggest of its kind in Australia. This year’s event is on 22 February.
• The Horsham Agricultural Society’s annual 150km Feast is on Saturday 23 February.
• The Festival of Colours is back for  another epic day of colours and beats at Ocean Grove on 23 February. 
• The world is changing rapidly, and the Smart Living Expo at Buninyong on 23 February  is your gateway to embracing sustainable practices amidst technological advancements, housing demands, and waste concerns.
• The Korweinguboora Craft and Food Market will be held at Spargo Creek on 23 February.
• Take your dog for a beautiful, fun day out – just for them – at Warrantina Lavender Farm’s Dog Day on 23 February.  There will be a wide range of dog demonstrations including agility, tricks, herding and fly ball.
• The Maffra Triathlon is on 23 February
• Enjoy an awesome afternoon of fun with great music, the unveiling of Moz Moresi’s turtle sculpture, kid’s activities, food vans as well as local wines, beers and spirit at the Lake Meeran Festival in Kerang on 23 February.
• Feastival at Falls Creek is a three-day festival from 28 February-2 March featuring  music, art, comedy, wellness, food and beverage.
• The Wangaratta Caravan, Camping and Leisure Roadshow is on 28 February to 2 March.