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

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

Events running throughout April

• The 2025 Macedon Ranges Autumn Festival will take place 1 to 30 April.
•  Peninsula Hot Springs is heating things up with a truly unique experience: Bathe in Cinema. Every Thursday (3-24) in April, guests can soak in natural geothermal waters under the stars while enjoying Wes Anderson’s iconic films on the big screen.
• Circus Royale will be at Westfield Plenty Valley from 4-27 April.
• Silvers Circus will be at Lakes Entrance from 4-27 April.
• Circus Rio Carnival is at Moorshead Park in Ballarat from 4-13 April.
•  Harry Potter: The Exhibition arrives at the Fever Exhibition and Experience Centre on 4 April and runs until 9 June. This immersive showcase brings the beloved Wizarding World to life, featuring authentic props, costumes, and interactive experiences designed to transport visitors straight into the Harry Potter universe.
• Prepare for a villainous showdown as the Australian Sand Sculpting Championship returns to the Frankston Waterfront from 5-27 April 2025. 
• Get ready to tinker, build, and innovate! Scienceworks is launching its newest hands-on exhibition, Tinkertown, on 5 April 2025, running until 7 February 2026, promising to inspire the next generation of engineers, designers, and creators.
• Step into the shadows of Melbourne’s history with Bones & Burial Boxes, a gripping exhibition that uncovers the hidden stories of the city’s most infamous prison burial sites at Pentridge Prison from 5 April to 31 August.
• The Arthurs Seat Eagle has Easter egg hunts every day from 5-21 April.
• St Kilda’s Acland Precinct is hosting fun, free family activities these school holidays! Hop on over for Acland’s Easter Trail anytime from 5-21 April for your chance to win some egg-straordinary prizes!
• Blak In-Justice: Incarceration and Resilience highlights Indigenous incarceration in Australia through powerful artworks. Curated by Barkindji artist Kent Morris with Heide Museum of Modern Art from 5 April until 20 July featuring First Nations artists connecting with culture and country.
• After the award-winning sensation, Lightscape at Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne, don’t miss this exclusive world-wide debut of Lightfall – an intimate, bespoke, light trail experience in the Australian Garden, at Royal Botanic Gardens Cranbourne from 6-20 April.
• The Alliance French Film Festival runs until 9 April.
• Step back in time and experience the grandeur, opulence, and tragic fate of the RMS Titanic like never before. Titanic: A Voyage Through Time, an extraordinary virtual reality (VR) experience opens in Melbourne on 10 April until 29 June, offering an unparalleled journey aboard the world’s most famous ship.
• Eroni’s Circus is in Bayswater from 11 April to 4 May.
• Wyndham City’s free light festival, LIT, runs until 13 April at Wyndham Park with 14 dazzling nights of luminous, dreamlike, immersive light installations.
• Circus Rio Carnival is at Cragieburn Central from 18-27 April.
• The 2025 Melbourne International Comedy Festival runs until 20 April 
• Visit KaBloom in the gorgeous Dandenong Ranges to enjoy a most extraordinary day out. The Tesselaar tulip fields are filled with millions of colourful blooms until 27 April.
• 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.
• 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.
• Fashion becomes a powerful storyteller in Stitchin’ Stories: Blak & Threadly, the fourth iteration of the Blak Design program hosted by the Koorie Heritage Trust at Fed Square, showcasing the extraordinary work of nine First Peoples designer until 18 May
• After leaving an indelible mark on Melbourne’s memory, Vincent van Gogh’s vibrant works will return to THE LUME Melbourne until 1 June 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.
• Uncover the untold stories of a global icon, Dame Nellie Melba. A Toast to Melbashares 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 until 29 June.
• 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.
• An international-exclusive exhibition Frida Kahlo: In her own image is at the Bendigo Art Gallery featuring objects and artworks that have never been seen before in Australia direct from Mexico’s Museo Frida Kahlo until 13 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. 
• Floribunda is an intoxicating larger-than-life mashup of floral imagery, design and motif drawn exclusively from the NGV Collection, as curated by David Sequeira. You can see it at Bunjil Place in Narre Warren until 20 July.

What’s on in and around Melbourne 1-6 April 2025

• The RUMBIA festival of latin dance is on 3-5 April
• Ignite your senses at the City of Melton’s vibrant Melton Night Market on 4 April. Immerse yourself in flavours, rhythms and traditions inspired by Oceania
• There’s a Greek Festival at the Point Cook pop-up park on 4 April
• Melbourne foodies and music lovers are invited to Go Their Own Way straight to Prahran Market on 4 April for a night of sensory indulgence at the Fleetwood Mac & Cheese event.
• Eroni’s Circus is in Berwick from 4-6 April.
• StageScape is a community performing arts festival at the Knox Community Arts Centre over five nights from 4-12 April, local artists and community groups will take to the stage to showcase their talents and celebrate the vibrant performing arts scene in Knox.
• The Makers & Shakers Melbourne market will be back at the Royal Exhibition Building in Carlton on 5-6 April featuring a curated lineup of  handmade stalls of Australian made homewares, slow fashion, food and drink.
• The Guide Dogs Victoria Community Fair 2025 is on in Kew on 5 April  – a vibrant celebration of accessibility and inclusivity, showcasing the vital role our supporters play in transforming lives.
• The Diamond Creek Easter Market is on at Coventry Oval on 5 April 
• The Sydney Road Record Fair is taking place at Welcome to Brunswick on 5 April
• The Melbourne Rodeo is being held at the Melbourne Christmas Tree Farm in Plumpton on 5 April.
• Join The Wheeler Centre at Abbotsford Convent on Saturday 5 April for Wheeler Kids – a jam-packed day of festivities
• Groove and Graze is an annual family-friendly event that celebrates food, music and Glen Eira’s outdoor spaces. Head along to Halley Park in Bentleigh on 5 April to enjoy gourmet food trucks and live music showcasing young and emerging local artists.
• On Saturday 5 April, Bayside Gallery is hosting a sunset gathering at the Slow Art Pavilion at Brighton Town Hall Gardens to celebrate International Slow Art Day.
• Celebrate Eid at Fed Square on 5 April with an evening of Sufi music performed by internationally renowned Qawwali musicians, Fareed Ayaz, Abu Muhammed and their ensemble, comprising three generations of family.
• Grazeland is hosting a Middle Eastern celebration on Saturday 5 April from 6pm.
• The Footscray Family Festival is on 5 April.
• The Diamond Creek Eggstravagant Easter Egg Hunt and Family Picnic is on 5 April.
• The  Macleod Village Easter Egg Hunt and Maker’s Market is on 5 April.
• Australia’s most beloved regional street art festival, Wall to Wall, is set to electrify Mordi Village on 5-6 April, transforming the seaside suburb into an open-air masterpiece. 
• After a 15-year hiatus, the Melbourne Motor Show is roaring back to life on 5-6 April 2025 at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre 
• The Wishful Weddings wedding expo is on at the Brunswick Town Hall on 6 April.
• Celebrate First Nations Culture and Biodiversity in Hobsons Bay at the Boollam Boollam Willum Cultural and Biodiversity Festival at Truganina Park in Altona Meadows on 6 April
• Centenary Park Golf Course in Frankston North is celebrating its 50th anniversary on 6 April with a free community day
• Hop over to Basterfield Park, Hampton on 6 April for a free and egg-citing afternoon of Easter themed activities, roving performers, an eco-friendly egg hunt and a visit from the Easter bunny.
• Back for another year of feasting and fun, Autumn Fest runs across Bayside until 6 April with an exciting array of events.
• Experience a unique light projection and music event on 6 April that brings to life the architecture and history of Billilla in Brighton through the work of nationally renowned artist and composer, Mia Salsjö.
• Preston Market’s beloved Greek Day Festival is back on Sunday 6 April 2025, promising a vibrant celebration of Hellenic culture, community, and cuisine.
• Step into a prehistoric world at Glenroy’s Dinosaur Adventure on 6 April.
• Croydon Central is holding an Easter Market Day on 6 April.
• Connect with local herbalists, explore handcrafted tinctures, syrups, balms, skin products, oils and immerse yourself in earth magic at the Herbalism Market at Abbotsford Convent on 6 April.
• Join in the Mini Beasts Festival at Lysterfield on 6 April and discover the fascinating world of insects, frogs, reptiles, and more.
• The Knox Pets in the Park event is being held at the Knoxfield Dog Park on 6 April.

What’s on in and around Melbourne 7-13 April 2025

• Experience Peppa Pig’s world at Northland and meet Peppa herself from 7-16 April.
• The Little Food Festival is Australia’s first food festival created especially for kids.  A free community event, it promotes health, wellbeing and sustainability education, focused on the food system. It’s back at Fed Square for 2025 on 9-10 April.
• The Australasian Quilt Convention – Australia’s premier quilting event – will be back in Melbourne in 2025 on 10-13 April at the Royal Exhibition Building in Carlton.
• The Bourne Local Easter Market is on at Collins Square on 10 April
• Melbourne City FC men’s team will have an open training session at Casey Fields in Cranbourne East on 10 April.
• The Discover Dandenong Creek Festival on 10 April has lots of fun, free activities for all ages and abilities at Tirhatuan Park in Dandenong North.
• The Inked Expo in Melbourne is a vibrant celebration of body art and tattoo culture, showcasing the talents of renowned tattoo artists from around the globe.  It’s on at MCEC on 11-13 April.
• The Glen Waverley Precinct will come alive with festive cheer, family fun, and colourful Easter magic on Friday 11 April from 5-8pm.
• There will be 30+ craft Australian distillers under the one roof at the Australian Distillers Festival at the Abbotsford Convent on 12 April
• Australia’s biggest curated pre-loved vintage and small business clothing market – the Fashion Thrift Society – will be at the State Sports Centre in Albert Park on 12 April
• There’s a Harmony Day celebration at the Point Cook pop-up park on 12 April
• Celebrate Jane Austen’s 250th year and exploreall things Jane Austen and Regency at Austen Con at Abbotsford Convent on 12 April 
• The Turkish Pazar Festival will transform the iconic Queen Victoria Market into a traditional Turkish street market on 12 and 13 April.
• The Fitzroy Writers Festival is back on 12 April under the chandeliers of Fitzroy’s first public library with a stellar line-up of writers.
• The Kool Kids Easter Wonderland event is on 12 April at the Royal Melbourne Hotel in Bourke Street.
• Get ready to immerse yourself in a day full of vibrant colours, music, and delicious food at the Ivanhoe Library and Cultural Hub’s Holi Festival on 12 April.
• The Narre Warren Psychic and Wellbeing Expo is on 13 April
• The Coburg Vegan Market and Vegan Bake Sale is being held at the Coburg Town Hall on 13 April
• The South East Running Festival powered by South East Leisure will bring a fun family atmosphere with entertainment both on and off the track to Dandenong Stadium on 13 April.
• There’s an Eid Festival  at the Point Cook pop-up park on 13 April
• The Indigenous Sports Network and Dhadjowa Foundation present Ngarra Jarra Noun Healing Ceremony on Sunday 13 April at Victoria Park in Collingwood, with a special tribute for families and communities affected by Aboriginal deaths in custody. Music performances by Briggs, Crooked TP, MPathSoul, Jayden Lillyst, Aaron Morgan and Cultural Dance Groups.
• The annual Mayor’s Party in the Park at Cruden farm in Langwarrin will take place on Sunday 13 April, offering a wide variety of family activities and free fun for everyone.
• The Autumn edition of the Second Life Markets is happening in Kensington on 13 April.
• Whether you’re a seasoned runner, a casual walker or just looking for a fun day out with family, friends and pets, the Manningham Fun Run and Walk at Ruffey Lake Park on 13 April is perfect for all ages and fitness levels. 
• Enjoy a day of fun on the lawns with carnival rides for all ages at Rippon Lea’s Show Ride Sunday on 13 April.
• Head along to Keysborough’s Big Picnic on 13 April and spend the day with family, friends and pets at Frederick Wachter Reserve.
• The Enchanting Realms Market takes over Welcome to Thornbury on 13 April.

What’s on in and around Melbourne 14-20 April 2025

• Federation Square is giving families and film enthusiasts the opportunity to immerse themselves in the enchanting worlds of Studio Ghibli during the Studio Ghibli Afternoons. From 14-17 April, starting at 2 pm daily, the Main Square will host a mini-film festival with free back-to-back screenings of some of the studio’s most beloved films. 
• Hop into the Easter spirit at a free family-friendly Easter celebration at RT Pollard Gardens, Sunshine on 16-17 April
• Tuff Nutterz – Australia’s biggest inflatable obstacle course is coming to the Caribbean Gardens at Scoresby – with 300m to take on – from 16-21 April
• The Carlton traders are holding an Easter Egg hunt in Lygon Street on 17 April
• The Easter Bunny will be making a very special appearance at South Melbourne Market on Thursday 17 April between 11am to 2 pm. 
• The Glen Waverley Precinct will come alive with festive cheer, family fun, and colourful Easter magic on Thursday 17 April from 5-8pm.
• Get your baskets and bunny ears ready – the NGV’s annual Easter egg hunt is back with four free sessions on Thursday 17 April
• The Kruze 4 Kids Car Show and Family Fun Day is on 18 April in Langama Park Sunbury
• The Berwick Easter Festival is back at Akoonah Park Oval on 18 April
• Join the Ashcombe Maze & Gardens in Shoreham for Water to Wine on 18 April – a magical afternoon of fresh seafood, fine local wines, and music set amidst their stunning gardens and mazes. There will be family fun including the Easter Bunny, fairy entertainers, and an exciting Easter egg hunt!
• Wyndham Harbour Marina is hosting an Easter Festival at The Elements, offering a fun-filled day for the whole family on 18-20 April.
• The Conquest Games Convention returns to the Coburg Town Hall on 18-20 April.
• OzBunnyCon returns from 18-21 April with  our fabulous days of family friendly Easter gaming at the Glen Waverley Bowls Club.
• There’s an Easter Family Fun Day  at the Point Cook pop-up park on  19 April 
• The Easter Model Train Show is on in Diamond Creek on 19-20 April
• Get ready for an exciting Easter weekend filled with joy, laughter, and endless entertainment at the Melbourne Easter Show at Burden Park, Springvale South on  19 April.
• Join the Burwood Brickworks’ Easter Bash from 19-21 April for a weekend filled with exciting activities, including Easter Egg Hunts, Easter kitchen workshops, and more.
• More than 30,000 delicious premium Chocolatier Easter Eggs await at Luna Park’s Easter egg hunt on 19-20 April.
• There’s an Easter Hunt at Marnong Estate in Mickleham on 19 April.
• Celebrate Easter with markets, pony rides, the Egg & Spoon Race and a visit from the Easter Bunny at Rippon Lea’s Easter Family Day Out on 20 April.

What’s on in and around Melbourne 21-30 April 2025

• The Sorrento Writers Festival returns from 24-27 April
• The Veneto Club in Bulleen is hosting an Italian Food Festival on 25 April.
• There’s an African Festival at the Point Cook pop-up park on 26 April
• The Cards and Collectables Market is on in Sunbury on 27 April
• The 11th Annual Melbourne Regency Picnic is being held on Sunday 27 April 2025 at Rippon Lea

What’s on in regional Victoria 1-30 April 2025

• The Lang Lang Rodeo is on Wednesday 2 April
• From 4-6 April 2025, immerse yourself in the Jamieson Autumn Festival
• The Border Caravan & Camping Leisurefest is rolling back into Wodonga from 4-6 April bringing with Australia’s very best in caravaning, camping, and outdoor adventure.
• ​Prepare to be captivated as internationally acclaimed artist Bruce Munro unveils his latest masterpiece, the Trail of Lights, set to illuminate Mildura’s Lock Island from 4 April 2025.
• The CresFest Folk and Roots Festival is on at the Creswick Town Hall on 4-6 April.
•  The Bendigo region’s winemakers are back to celebrate the end of vintage in the heart of Bendigo with a fabulous day out in Rosalind Park on 5 April at the Bendigo Winemakers Festival 
• The 2025 Pyrenees Unearthed Wine and Food Festival is happening in Avoca on 5 April 
• Check out the Myrniong Military Muster at St Anne’s Winery on 5-6 April. The two-day event is billed as a show and shine for all club or registered and tracked military forms of transport.
• The Rochester Mural Festival runs until 5 April
• All Ford Day in East Geelong on 6 April will feature 1,300 Ford vehicles on show in one of the largest car displays in Australia. Ford vehicles of all types, ages and models will be joined by classic race and muscle cars, hot rods, street machines, celebrities, automotive industry displays and entertainment for the whole family.
• The Warragul Bridal Expo is on 6 April
• The 2025 Culleraine Music Festival is on 6 April 
• The 2025 Shepparton Albanian Harvest Festival will be held on Sunday, 6 April at the Shepparton Queens Gardens
• The Easter on the Border Community Market is on 6 April in Wodonga 
• Tuff Nutterz – Australia’s biggest inflatable obstacle course is coming to Geelong for the first time – with 300m to take on – from 5-13 April
• The Tinamba Food and Wine Festival on 6 April  is your chance to sample local wines and browse a selection of vendors and artisan producers. 
• The Baw Baw Pet Expo is happening in Burke Street Park in Warragul on 6 April 
• The Geelong Half Marathon is on 7 April
• Head to Dimboola for the Wimmera Steampunk Festival from 9-13 April.
• The Food For All Family Edible Garden Day in Swan Hill is back on 9 April. The day will be a free event with children’s activity including a story time, plant & decorating a veggie seedling and fun craft activities.
• The Man From Snowy River Bush Festival takes place in Corryong on 10-13 April 
• With awesome inflatables, great tunes, and a buzzing atmosphere, the Cobram Inflatable Party on 11-13 April promises to be the perfect way to come together and celebrate.
• The Ballarat Outdoor Living and Caravan Expo is on 11-13 April
• There’s an Easter Twilight Market in Moe on 11 April 
• The Benalla Street Art Festival returns from 11-13 April 2025, celebrating creativity, community, and culture
• The Offgrid Living Festival is on in Chiltern on 12-13 April
• Spend a day at the Yarra Valley Autumn Plant Fair on 12-13 April learning about a wide range of plants, how to use them, how to grow them and how they fit into modern gardens. 
• There’s a pre-loved fashion pop-up market at the Bendigo Exhibition Centre on 12 April 
• The 2025 Holden Drag Nationals are being held in Heathcote on 12 April 
• The Ballarat Rock N Roll Festival is on 12-13 April 
• Enjoy the freshest seasonal produce, delicious local treats, and unique handmade treasures at the Meredith Autumn Harvest Market on 12 April
• The Bellarine Railway’s Day out With Thomas returns 12-13 April, promising a fun-filled family day featuring short rides with Thomas and the Troublesome Trucks, and a scenic trip with Douglas on board his eight-carriage train along Swan Bay.
• The Moorabool Mushroom Festival is being held at the Bacchus Marsh Town Hall on 12-13 April.
• The Bendigo Record Fair is on at the All Seasons Hotel on 13 April
• Fishers and families looking for a fun day out these school holidays can get along to the Catch a Carp Festival at Lake Colac on Sunday 13 April.
• Get ready for an egg-citing time at the Rokewood Easter Event on 13 April at the Golden Plains Wind Farm, filled with egg hunts, games, and family fun!
• Moe Shred Fest promises a fun day at the skate park on 15 April. 
• Hop on over to Lil’ Bunny’s Bazaar Easter Maker’s Market in Maffra on 16 April. 
• Enjoy a starry evening after dark at the Great Stupa near Bendigo for Enlighten Easter on 17 April 
• After a hiatus for the past few years, the Trentham Easter Art and Craft Show returns 17-21 April.
• The 55th Alexandra Rotary Easter Art Show on 18-21 April will showcase the works of many talented artists, both local and from further afield. 
• The Beechworth Golden Horseshoes Festival on 18-21 April is a celebration of culture, community, and fun.
• Over the Easter long weekend (18-21 April), Bendigo’s beautiful Rosalind Park and surrounding streets will be transformed into a vibrant precinct for the Bendigo Easter Festival, bursting with family-friendly entertainment, stage shows, hands-on activities, live music, roving performers, an Easter egg hunt and more. 
• Join in the Easter Family Fun Day at the Yarrawonga Yacht Club foreshore on 18 April 
• The 26th Australian Street Rod Federation Nationals will be held at the Prince of Wales Showgrounds in Bendigo on 18-21 April
• Explore a rare collection of world-class cars and memorabilia, enjoy live music, delicious BBQ and coffee  at the Good Friday Classic Showcase in Pomonal on 18 April 
• The Bacchus Marsh Easter Festival is celebrating its 10th year on 18 April 
• The Tarra Festival in Yarram on 18-21 April  is  Easter Long Weekend celebration featuring a variety of family-friendly events, including the highly anticipated return of the street parade
• Take a scenic trip along Swan Bay on 18 April for an enjoyable way to contribute to The Royal Children’s Hospital Good Friday Appeal. The Bellarine Railway will donate proceeds from passenger fares.
• Kick off your Easter weekend in style at the annual Good Friday Show and Shine in Mildura on 18 April.
• Join in Easter egg hunts at the Great Ocean Road Chocolaterie on 18-20 April.
• The Great Western Rodeo is on Saturday 19 April
• The  Rotary Club of Mitchell River’s Second East Gippsland Makers Festival will showcase sustainable living concepts, with stallholders, artisans, musicians, and food at the Bairnsdale Racecourse on 19 April
• The Eildon Easter Twilight Market is on 19 April
• On Easter Saturday 19 April spend the day in beautiful Rushworth enjoying their annual Easter Heritage Festival.
• The 2025 Australian Tractor Pull Championships will be held at Quambatook on Easter Saturday – 19 April
• The Lara Psychic and Lifestyle Market is on 19 April 
• The Annual Australian Pottery and Australiana Fair is being held at Campbells Creek on 19 April 
• The Eildon Boat Show and Shine is on 19 April 
• The Moyston Easter Market is on 19 April
• The Easter Market at Leonard’s Hill is on 19 April
• Coongulla’s annual Paddy’s Market event featuring art and craft, plants, art trash n treasure, coffee and food stalls is on 19 April.
• St Anne’s Winery in Myrniong is hosting a pop-up paella event on 19 April.
• The Easter Family Fun Day 2025 on 19 April is an exciting event that will transform the heart of Swan Hill into a vibrant hub of activity, offering fun for all ages.
• The Torquay Vinyl Fair is on at Bells Beach Brewing on 19 April.
• There’s an Easter egg hunt at Scotchmans Hill Winery in Drysdale on 19 April.
• The 96.3fm Easter Egg Hunt is being held at the Bellarine Estate on 19 April.
• The Port Albert Easter Family Fun Day and Lantern Festival  on 20 April will feature music, free kids activities, food trucks, bring your own picnic 
• The Horsham RSL’s free Easter Family Fun Day is on 20 April 
• Hop into Easter fun at Tokar Estate in Coldstream this Easter Sunday, 20 April for an exciting Easter Egg Hunt filled with adventure, sweet surprises, and adorable animals.
• The Koroit Irish Festival is on 25-27 April
• The Bright Autumn Festival is back from Friday 25 April through till Sunday 4 May. 
• The 2025 Wangaratta Dressage Festival is on 25-27 April 
• The Yarrawonga Power Boat Spectacular and Fair is on 25 April 
• The Mount Beauty Music Festival is on 26 April
• There’s an African Festival at the Point Cook pop-up park on 26 April
• The Rushworth Holistic and Psychic Expo is on 27 April