February marks the last month of summer, which means we'll be making the most of the sunshine by spending all our time outdoors. But when we're not basking in the warmer weather, there's plenty going on across the country to keep you occupied. From art exhibitions to food festivals, keep scrolling for a list of the best and buzziest things to do across Australia in February, 2025.

NSW

Saint Valentine will launch an in-store activation ‘With Love From Saint Valentine' to commemorate Valentine's day at their Manly boutique. Stop by on February 8 from 10am for 20% off in store, plus complimentary roses.

Danish artist Jakob Juul's launches his first solo exhibition in Sydney, What Does Tarzan Never Say?. The exhibition begins on February 6 at Darlinghurst's Rainbow Studios and runs until February 20.

Holey Moley, Australia’s craziest  mini-golf venue, has announced the launch of Holey Moley Open. Aussie’s have a chance to wina $20,000 cash prize for the country’s best mini golf team. State finals will be held on 25 February, with the winners having flights and accommodation paid for to compete in the finale on March 11 at Holey Moley Darlinghurst. 

The Westpac OpenAir cinema program continues, with classics and new releases screening at Mrs Macquaries Point until February 18.

Indulge by the harbour with Summer House Dining by Danielle Alvarez. Enjoy a Mediterranean-inspired menu plus breathtaking views everyday from 6pm. Book here.

VIC

FinerRings is hosting an exclusive 'Fine & Wine' jewellery-making class on Friday 14th February, from 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM at the FinerRings Boutique on Brunswick Street in Fitzroy. Commemorate Valentine's Day with a loved one while enjoying fine wine and eating locally sourced, fresh food. Tickets available here.

Bask in the last of Summer at St Kilda Festival, on February 15 and 16. Enjoy performances from some of the biggest names in Australian music across the two-day event.

Brighton will transform into a food and maker's market on February 7, with over 60 stalls to peruse, plus indulge in food trucks from around the world and local craft beer, wine, champagne and cocktails.

PayPal Melbourne Fashion Festival kicks off on February 22, with a 15-day program of world-class fashion. Plan your visit here.

QLD

Drake will bring his 'Anita Max Win' tour to Brisbane on February 25th for the first of two shows. Get tickets here.

Laneway Festival will descend on Brisbane on Saturday February 8, with the likes of Charli XCX, Clairo, and Olivia Dean all set to make an appearance.

Celebrate Australian film and television with the return of the AACTA festival. The five-day event features 100-plus events, running from Wednesday, February 5 until Sunday, February 9.

It's the final month to make the most of Brisbane City Council's $2 Summer Dips initiative. Until February 28, enjoy a swim in Brisbane City Council's 22 public pools for just $2 .

WA

WA’s biggest comedy network is uniting seasoned pros and rising stars for the FRINGE WORLD festival. Catch one-off performances from David Hughes,, Luke McGregor and more, ever Friday and Saturday until February 8.

Immerse yourself in the cultural legacy of the Spinifex People with Spinifex People: Art and stories from Pila Nguru at WA Museum Boola Bardip. The exhibition runs daily, from 12:30pm until 8pm.

TAS

Tas Wine Fest kicks off on February 8 - February 9 at Hobart's Botanical Gardens, spotlighting the best of the state's food and wine makers.

Party in the Paddock returns for 2025 on 6 February until 10 February. Catch performances from Empire of the Sun, The Kooks, Angie McMahon, Role Model and more.

NT

The Travelling Film Festival will reach Darwin this month, showcasing nine acclaimed films, including The Brutalist and Queer. Tickets are available now, with screenings taking place from 20 - 23 February at BCC Cinemas Casuarina.

SA

The Cellar Door Fest will bring three days of gourmet fun to Adelaide, from 31 January – 2 February. Taste the best of South Australia as wineries, distilleries & food producers from across the state gather for a weekend of deliciousness.

Adelaide Fringe kicks off on February 21, for the biggest arts festival in the southern hemisphere. The program spans more than 1,400 shows, by over 6,000 independent performers, meaning there really is something for everyone.

Feature image: FinerRings, Instagram, Jakob Juul.