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What's on in February

Things to do in Melbourne in February, from free events to exhibitions and places to visit.

A dancer performs on a brightly illuminated stage wearing a white tutu and bodice outlined with glowing green neon lights, behind her is a framed portrait of two women.
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Ballet of Lights: Cinderella in a Sparkling Show

The classic fairytale is reimagined with glow-in-the-dark costumes and luminous staging.

DJ Derrick Gee wearing a white shirt, and glasses, he has shoulder length dark hair and is in a room with a blurred background.

Derrick Gee’s Radio Hour

Part music talk show, part communal listening experience.

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Spring Sunset Cocktails at Walsh Street

Open the door to Robin Boyd’s iconic Walsh Street residence after-hours for spring sunset cocktails.

A fine portrait of King George IV as a young man, wearing a high stiffened cravat and high collar.

Spectacle and Splendour: Art and the Court of George IV

Join Scott Coleman for a lecture on Art and the Court of George IV, accompanied by an afternoon tea.

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Melbourne's unmissable after dark events

From hidden laneway markets to epic pop-ups, Melbourne gets lit once the lights go out.

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Re-imag(in)ing History with Digital Humanities

Explore the fascinating world of Chinese–English translators in the late 18th and 19th centuries.

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Duck Cameron Magician: Up Close and Personal

An unforgettable evening with one of Australia's most acclaimed magicians.

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What's open on the Melbourne Cup Day public holiday

The Melbourne Cup Day public holiday falls on Tuesday 4 November, 2025.

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Outlawed Comedy

Join in at Captain Melville for a free night of punchlines, gold mines and good times.

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Currawongs Calling

An immersive interspecies sonic plea of recorders and soundscapes to advocate for climate action.

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Eliza

A gripping psychological thriller and unnerving depiction of the birth of artificial intelligence.

A stand up comedian performing on a small stage in front of a seated audience at a comedy venue.
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Asian Comedy Showcase

See Australia's funniest Asian comedians, from TV and radio as well as up-and-coming stars.

A matcha-themed green high tea with a 4-tiered tray or treats and hands reaching out to take treats.
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The Green Edit: Matcha High Tea

An ideal winter treat for the matcha obsessed or matcha-curious.

Carlton corner pub with arched tile details and signage.
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Comedy at the Clyde

Open mic comedy at the Clyde every Tuesday, for a night of fun with newcomers and pros.

Watercolour depiction of the French flag in blue, white and red stripes.
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French Club

Immerse yourself in French culture, improve your language skills and make new friends.

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On Iridescence

An exhibition investigating the shifting relationships between surface, material and perception.

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Hidden Bars of Melbourne Walking and Drinking Tour

Discover Melbourne's best cocktail bars, repurposed venues, shipping container bars and speakeasies.

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Thursday Linguas Melbourne Language Exchange and Social

Meet new people and practise speaking another language.

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Hoddle Grid: The Great Land Grab

Meet the schemers, dreamers, and empire builders who were the first to purchase land in Melbourne.